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Here are the specific items that Congress opposed GST tax-cut on most vehemently

Congress opposing GST rate cut on items that can benefit the middle class is a classic case of Congress trying to stymie benefit to the people of the country for petty political gains.

Stupendous hypocrisy of Rahul Gandhi: ‘Gabbar Singh Tax’ before elections, opposes GST rate cut after winning 3 states

Rahul Gandhi has displayed his hypocrisy on several issues that matter. GST seems to be just another case.

Modi delivers: Only 28 luxury items remain in 28% GST slabs, rates slashed for several goods

Vegetables (cooked or uncooked), and frozen vegetables have been shifted to zero percent slab from previous 5%.

PM Modi makes a big announcement: 99% items to soon fall under 18% GST slab or lower

"Today, GST system has been established to a large extent and we are working towards a position 99% things would attract the sub- 18% slab", said Prime Minister Narendra Modi

GST implementation enabled increased Household Savings as tax rates came down

GST implementation brought marked reduction in tax rates on various daily needs goods

GST resulted in 5 times increased lending to small businesses- SBI report

The SBI report dismissed the concerns over credit supply to MSMEs as "myth", said that the sector witnessed stupendous loan growth post GST.

But for demonetisation, the economy would have collapsed: S S Gurumurthy

Demonetisation was a corrective measure while the GST was a reformative one.

Can we ask what was the entire cost of Nehru’s 1948 Kashmir blunder?

In essence, Jawaharlal Nehru was a Bharat Ratna because he went where no Indian kid has ever gone before. He was free from comparisons with the proverbial Sharmaji ka beta

GST revenue collections cross one lakh crores for the second time in seven months

GST collection had crossed the Rs 1 lakh crore mark for the first time in April, which had then stood at Rs 1,03,458 crore.

Growth in India solidifying, will propel upwards says World Bank

The World Bank predicts 7.3% growth in 2018-19 fiscal year

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