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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has said that Corporate India can no longer cite "uncertain demand" as an excuse to hold back investments, as the sweeping GST cuts across more than 375 items are expected to trigger a long-lasting consumption boom. In an interview, she stressed that the landmark GST reforms-effective from September 22-will not only lift demand but also support capital formation and fiscal stability. "Demand pick-up will be obvious now, so hopefully India Inc should come out
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FAQ :
The GST rate cuts are expected to boost demand, trigger a long-lasting consumption boom, and encourage Corporate India to increase investments.
GST rate cuts have been applied to more than 375 items.
She has urged Corporate India to no longer use "uncertain demand" as an excuse for holding back investments and to come out and invest more.
Yes, the Finance Minister will personally monitor whether businesses are passing on GST benefits to consumers from September 22.
The Finance Minister categorically ruled out any extension of the GST compensation cess, calling it a "distortion" that had served its purpose and is set to be phased out by 2025.
The government expects an immediate splurge and a sustained increase in consumption by early 2026, paving the way for private investment to follow.
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