00:00Conference and this about this tax regime and the whole theme of tax reform for a new India
00:06and in the mix of deliberations from absolute critical analysis by Mr. Venkataramani to
00:18somewhat critical and somewhat balancing by Mr. Panigrahi and then an absolute
00:27bureaucratic and administrative point of view by Mr. Justice Sanjay Misra who is
00:36hopeful that he will be able to bring in a good robust and solid system of decision making at the
00:49appellate label. And when he was saying and quoting Justice Dharmadikar,
00:58I was just thinking that there were a few cases. Now we have according to his own estimate which is on the higher side maybe 6 lakhs, 6.5 lakhs.
01:06Then I thought at this age with all this system, all this technology helping us and with all the population which has grown all the tax which we have been
01:15government has been collecting and the business which has been collecting and the business which has grown from the 8th, 9th largest economy in the world we have now become 3rd largest economy.
01:28So we have to do everything.
01:49So now we have to do this slogan, that we have to do this slogan. We have to do this slogan. We can't do only one of them because to cope up with the large number of places, with the burgeoning economy, the burgeoning hope of the people of India and the kind of global spirit which we are facing and we are dreaming for,
02:17we have to do everything possible. We have to do everything possible at our command and we should not be pessimistic about anything. Our system, you see, when GST was roped in, nobody was hopeful that it will succeed.
02:42To be very fair, we were very skeptical as to what will happen, how this integer will succeed.
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