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Written by NDTV Auto Desk | Monday May 25, 2026Triumph may increase prices of the Speed T4, Scrambler 400, Thruxton 400 and other 350cc motorcycles in India from June 1, 2026.
- Edited by Prateek Shukla | Monday May 25, 2026 , New Delhi
Sitharaman defended the Centre's handling of rising fuel prices, saying the government had already taken a major revenue hit to shield consumers.
- Edited by Prateek Shukla | Monday May 25, 2026
Petrol, Diesel Price Today: States that need more revenue keep fuel taxes higher as fuel remains one of the most reliable source of tax collection.
- Reported by Aishvarya Jain | Tuesday May 19, 2026 , New Delhi
Top BJP sources told NDTV that the campaign will run till July 9 and will revolve around what the party calls the "12 Years, 12 Big Achievements" of the Modi government.
- Edited by Anindita Sanyal | Sunday May 17, 2026 , NEW DELHI
Under a 28 per cent GST framework, petrol prices could go down by nearly Rs 25 a litre; Diesel prices could reduce by around Rs 14 per litre.
Opinion | Why States, Not Centre, Should Get All The Credit For GST 'Savings'Derek O’Brien
Wednesday October 22, 2025Amidst all the hoopla, it is the State governments that truly deserve recognition for coming together for the GST revision. Because the States are the ones bearing the brunt of massive revenue losses.
Opinion: GST Cut, Inflation Under Control: Optimism As Festival Season ApproachesBharti Mishra Nath
Friday September 19, 2025Away from politics, floods, rain-related tragedies and the Trump tariffs, there is optimism in the air. With GST rationalized, inflation in control, the upcoming festival season promises good times.
Opinion | Next-Generation GST: A Reform That Places The Middle Class At The CentrePradeep Bhandari
Saturday September 06, 2025By ensuring both direct tax relief and rationalised indirect taxes, the government has empowered the common citizen to save more, spend more, and aspire more.
Opinion | Observations From A Student of Political Communication - By Derek O'BrienDerek O’Brien
Friday September 05, 2025For a student of political communication, this week has been fodder. The language used to describe GST reforms has been nothing short of grand. "Landmark". "Biggest ever since the 1990s". The Opposition has been advocating for such 'reforms' for eigh
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