00:00We have a very big decision on GST, which we have done, is 5 and 18.
00:06How can this impact on society and industry?
00:12How can this benefit?
00:16How can this benefit be?
00:19How can this benefit be?
00:21Dr. Vimal Anjunji from Dr. Vimal Anjunji.
00:23Sir, this is the step of the center.
00:26How can this benefit be?
00:31How can this benefit be?
00:33In 2016, we decided to be a consumer friendly.
00:39We had to ignore multiple taxes and take a single window.
00:45In 2016, we had a council to have a major doubt that we will lose.
00:53And due to that revenue loss, we still have to be wet.
00:56Because in petroleum products and wines, we still have to be wet.
01:00We still have to be wet.
01:02And it is in GST's review.
01:04However, in 2016, every state has increased its revenue.
01:11And we still have to be wet.
01:15We still have to be wet.
01:19Now, I think that when I was talking about revenue for our salary, there were two big challenges in front of us.
01:27One was that our exporter had a little bit of a U.S. market.
01:33It was about 25% of the export.
01:37So, we need to increase the revenue.
01:39We need to increase the economic points.
01:43We need to increase consumption.
01:45Now, we need to increase the consumption.
01:47We need to increase the consumption.
01:49We need to increase the prices for our market.
01:53When we increase the prices, we will increase the consumption.
01:57The consumption will increase, the production will increase.
01:59The production will increase, the employees will increase, the other activities will increase.
02:03It is obvious that in that cycle, every state's revenue will increase.
02:07Secondary, who was a businessman,
02:10The consumption will increase, the investment will increase in the more short times.
02:16The investment will increase in its terms.
02:18The energy will increase and will increase the income,
02:20and the investment will increase in its quantity.
02:22It will increase the dissatisfaction levels of it.
02:24It will increase the value of the amount of it we will increase the resolution.
02:28a big thing I think is that when I was 4 days ago, we were talking about trade with China,
02:40so if we are talking about trade with China, then there will be some challenges in front of us.
02:43Because the Chinese product cost is in our comparison.
02:46So, somewhere we would have to down the price to compete with it.
02:51was needed.
02:52The question is, what is the customer's point of view?
02:56It was a very good decision that there were basic medicines, 32-32, life savings,
03:02they were completely listened.
03:04The cost was controlled, the cost was controlled.
03:07Secondary, which every family uses daily, milk products, cream, small pieces, bread,
03:13so it was a nominal text.
03:16Highest lab, there was a very drastic difference.
03:20One thing is, they kept it from the luxury point of view.
03:23It's 40 percent.
03:25I don't believe it.
03:27The people who have paid capacity, they want to give it.
03:30They want to give it.
03:32Side-by-side, the other thing is,
03:34there are some things that don't believe in society.
03:37So, the government's provision is 40 percent.
03:41I think it's a customer friendly.
03:44It's not a problem with any government.
03:47It's not a problem.
03:48I can say this.
03:49Because it's 100 percent,
03:51the consumption will increase,
03:53the production will increase.
03:54There's one more interesting factor.
03:56It's like the allied industries,
03:59it's growing.
04:01However, there's no impact on real estate.
04:04The other thing is,
04:05the other thing is,
04:07because you're saving parts,
04:09the other way you are saving.
04:10The other thing is not saving,
04:11it's very true.
04:13Yes, it is reducing to the other things.
04:15In real estate,
04:16so you can tell us that there aren't any impact
04:18that here.
04:19The real estate will also use the impact.
04:20and when the economy has real estate
04:22then it will always be
04:24the result of the result
04:26that the result of the year
04:28that the US
04:30tariffs are
04:32the same thing
04:34that the government
04:36has been prepared
04:38before that
04:40we have thought
04:42that the situation
04:44that we have prepared
04:46that our production
04:48is going to be a consumer.
04:50The consumer has also been reduced.
04:52In the bazaar, people were less than
04:54people.
04:56These are also all things.
04:58For example, the big thing is that our economy is
05:03the growth rate of constant growth is very good.
05:07If I talk about the previous three-fourth year
05:09in the Covid-19,
05:11then our JST is bigger.
05:13The government has also confidence
05:15that we will compensate this.
05:17The threat of the central government, the US tariff, I don't think that it's going to be 1% of the impact.
05:26It's not going to be a big impact, because if we close the US 100% of exports,
05:32then it's going to be 0.9% of our GDP.
05:36But it's not possible.
05:38And you will see that the maximum product in the 40% category will come,
05:43so that it's not going to be our product.
05:45So our local market, which we have to balance,
05:51will be a good result.
05:53They are consumer-friendly, and the point of the industry is also good.
05:58It's consumer-friendly, industry-friendly,
06:01and the government will keep the revenue together.
06:04And the un-equal balance that we face,
06:09it's going to be a balance.
06:13So this is an example of the GST,
06:17which is consumer-friendly,
06:21but the whole system, industry-friendly,
06:23or the rose-gaard,
06:25which is related to the market,
06:27they will balance.
06:29So this is an example of the GST.
06:31This is an example of the GST.
06:33This is the GST.
06:35This is the GST.
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