GST 2.0: Mother Dairy Decides To Pass "100% Tax Benefit", Slash Prices

The company said it is passing "100 per cent of the tax benefit to our patrons" as new GST reform comes into effect from September 22.

Royal Enfield has announced the new prices of its 450cc and 650cc lineup under the new GST structure.

The 350 cc range of Royal Enfield motorcycles includes some of the best-sellers of the brand, including Hunter, Classic, Bullet, Meteor, and others.

The government has directed insurance companies to proactively undertake outreach campaigns to publicise GST reforms and pass on the benefits to policyholders.

Thanks to the revised GST rates, luxury car prices have dropped, making them more accessible. Here's a look at updated prices across top brands.

The GOI has revised the GST structure, that has resulted in the price cut of popular cars in the Indian market.

India’s draft National Data Centre Policy 2025 reportedly proposes tax exemptions of up to 20 years for developers meeting targets on capacity, efficiency, and jobs. The incentives, offered as GST input tax credit on capital assets, aim to boost investment in data centres. The move comes as OpenAI and others plan large-scale projects, aligning with India’s broader...

Maruti Suzuki will be implementing the new prices on its hatchbacks from 22nd September, as per the GST 2.0. Here is the updated price list. Check it out now.

Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Sunday said that the Goods and Services Tax (GST) reforms have reduced the tax burden on people.

The Maruti Suzuki Ertiga is the best-selling car for the month of August'25. Meanwhile, the Hyundai Creta grabbed the third spot in the list.

BMW Group has reduced the prices by up to Rs 13.9 lakh, which will be combined with festive offers.

The price reductions by Ceat will apply to tyres for commercial vehicles, agricultural machinery, passenger cars, and two-wheelers.

The Yamaha MT-03 and R3 have a 321 cc engine falling under the 350 cc category.

PM Modi's Economic Adviser Sanjeev Sanyal said that despite ongoing trade imbalances, India's economy will continue to rely on Chinese inputs.