Prime minister Narendra Modi has launched the GST Utsav, turning the festive season into an opportunity for citizens to shop smart and support indian businesses. Here’s a breakdown of the key highlights and what this means for you:
1. GST Utsav Turns Shopping Into a Celebration
PM Modi encouraged citizens to see GST Utsav not just as a tax benefit, but as a celebration of savings. The campaign urges people to explore discounts, offers, and rebates under GST compliance, making the festive season a time for mindful spending.
2. ‘Swadeshi Push’ – Vocal for local Gets a Boost
At the heart of the GST Utsav is a strong call for Swadeshi or locally made products. PM Modi emphasized that this navratri, every purchase of indian goods strengthens the economy and supports small businesses, artisans, and local entrepreneurs.
3. Linking navratri Spirit with Economic Patriotism
Navratri is a festival of devotion, discipline, and renewal. Modi linked this spirit to economic patriotism, urging citizens to shop ethically, pay bills digitally, and ensure GST compliance — turning festive shopping into a national contribution.
4. Discounts and GST Benefits for Consumers
The GST Utsav also promises exclusive deals and incentives for those who shop through GST-compliant vendors. This initiative aims to educate consumers on the benefits of proper billing, including tax rebates and better consumer rights.
5. Empowering MSMEs and Small Retailers
Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) are the backbone of India’s economy. By promoting GST-compliant purchases, the Utsav is designed to help small businesses get better visibility, increased sales, and easier access to government incentives.
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PM Modi also stressed the importance of digital payments during the Utsav. Using UPI and e-bills not only simplifies transactions but also builds a transparent economy, reducing tax evasion and ensuring every rupee counts.
7. A Step Towards ‘Viksit Bharat’ (Developed India)
The larger vision behind GST Utsav is to turn india into a developed economy by 2047. Responsible shopping, GST compliance, and supporting domestic manufacturing are all steps toward this long-term goal.
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