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Last updated: 15 Sep, 2025  
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GST reforms in food processing and logistics sectors to empower consumers, industry
IANS
The GST reforms in the food processing and logistics sectors will ensure affordability for consumers, predictability for industry players and competitiveness for India’s economy, the government said on Monday.
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automobile1.jpg GST reforms to increase demand for automobiles, ancillary industries to benefit
IANS | 12 Sep, 2025
GST reforms in the automobile sector will increase demand, benefiting automobile manufacturers and ancillary industries such as tyres, batteries, glass, steel, plastics, and electronics, according to the government. 
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pharma1.jpg GST rate rejig shows promise of more access, growth in Indian pharma market
IANS | 11 Sep, 2025
The recent restructuring in the Goods and Services Tax (GST) regime will not only make life-saving drugs and healthcare more affordable and accessible but also lead to growth in the country’s pharma market, according to a report. 
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cars.jpg GST 2.0: Small cars, 2-wheelers to get cheaper ahead of festive season
IANS | 04 Sep, 2025
The GST rate rejig will make small cars and two-wheelers cheaper and big SUVs also are set to become affordable, as the festive season inches closer. 
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IANS | 03 Sep, 2025
Union Minister of Textiles Giriraj Singh has drawn up plans to set up as many as 550 procurement centres nationwide for buying cotton from farmers at the minimum support price (MSP) during the forthcoming kharif marketing season, which starts on October 1. 
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