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GST Reforms Bring Savings to the Public

On Monday, Union Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan praised the implementation of Goods and Services Tax (GST) reforms, referring to it as a celebration of savings for the public. He highlighted that these changes have led to reduced prices for essential goods, agricultural tools, and clothing, directly benefiting the common man. In a conversation with the media, Chouhan stated, "During Navratri, the goddess is showering her blessings. However, the Modi government has also bestowed gifts upon the people. Everyday products used by the public have become cheaper starting today. Agricultural products are more affordable. Food items are less expensive. Clothing costs have decreased. This is a 'savings festival.' People will save money and utilize it elsewhere."

 

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The minister emphasized that the new GST rates will result in significant savings for farmers, with reductions of ₹23,000 on small tractors, ₹63,000 on larger tractors, and up to ₹1.87 lakh on combine harvesters. Chouhan congratulated the public on the benefits of these reforms and stressed the importance of raising awareness. He mentioned, "Congratulations to the people... all our MLAs, MPs, and workers will go to the markets to spread awareness about GST rates so that the benefits reach the people without interruption."

 

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Reiterating Prime Minister Narendra Modi's message, Chouhan urged citizens and traders to support Indian products. He stated, "Additionally, in line with Prime Minister Modi's message, we should buy indigenous products... and traders should sell indigenous goods." Earlier, Prime Minister Modi praised the newly implemented next-generation GST reforms across the country, describing it as a "double gift" for the festive season.

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