Prime Minister Modi’s announcement for a sweeping GST rationalisation has put the consumption theme back in the spotlight.

Markets enjoyed a robust opening to the week yesterday, buoyed by optimism around the government’s proposed Goods and Services Tax (GST) reforms and an upgrade in India’s sovereign credit rating.

Consumer durable firms brace for a tough festive season as they await clarity on a proposed GST cut on ACs and TVs above 32 ...

India’s economic outlook could be set for a major shift, with three key developments — the recent S&P credit rating upgrade, ...

The GoM, led by Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Samrat Choudhary, will meet in person at Vigyan Bhawan on August 20–21, beginning at 12 noon. A six-member state panel will discuss the Union government’s ...

Guwahati Zonal Unit, unearthed a massive Goods and Services Tax (GST) fraud worth nearly ₹500 crore and four persons were ...

Indian stock markets soared today after Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced sweeping reforms to the Goods and Services Tax ...

The proposed Goods & Service Tax (GST) reforms, entailing only two primary slab rates against the current five, is likely to ...

The Centre’s proposed GST 2.0 reforms, merging tax slabs into 5% and 18%, have drawn cautious optimism from retailers and ...

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Industry body calls for lower GST on mobile phones, citing their vital role in digital inclusion and affordability for over ...

Indian telecom bodies are urging the government to reduce GST rates on mobile phones from 18% to 5%, arguing that phones are essential infrastructure in today's digital economy.