The HinduNews GST rates LIVE: GST rate cuts set to kick in today; goods and services to be cheaper
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
50% : In a bonanza to consumers, the GST Council, comprising Centre and States, has decided to reduce tax rates on goods and services, from September 22 -- the first day of the Navaratri. Mass consumption items like ghee, paneer, butter, 'namkeen', ketchup, jam, dry fruits, coffee and ice creams, and aspirational goods like TV, AC, washing machines will become cheaper. -PTIRead49% : In a bonanza to consumers, the GST Council, comprising Centre and States, has decided to reduce tax rates on goods and services, from September 22 -- the first day of the Navaratri.
45% : Hours before the new two-slab Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime is about to be rolled out at midnight on Sunday (September 21, 2025), Prime Minister Narendra Modi termed it a " bachat utsav", a festival of savings, and the first step towards " aatmanirbharta" or economic self-reliance for Indians.
41% : the story hereGST 2.0 implementation a 'festival of savings', first step towards economic self-reliance, PM says in address to nation Prime Minister Modi introduces new GST regime as a festival of savings and step towards self-reliance.
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