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Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Saturday said she will personally monitor the implementation of recent GST rate cuts, ensuring that the benefits reach the common man. The Finance Minister stressed the importance of public participation and urged citizens to report businesses that fail to reduce prices despite lower GST rates. "I have had many people tell me from different parts of the country that it's a welcome move, and in turn, I've told them if it is not getting passed on, yo
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Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman will personally monitor the implementation of the recent GST rate cuts.
Citizens are urged to report businesses that fail to reduce prices despite lower GST rates directly to the Finance Minister.
The government may face an estimated annual revenue loss of Rs 48,000 crore due to the GST rate cuts.
The government is confident that higher festive season demand and stronger economic buoyancy will help offset the revenue shortfall.
Consumers are set to benefit from reduced costs on household essentials, insurance, and other common-use items.
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