The rollout of the Next Gen Goods and Services Tax (India) reforms has sparked a festive spending surge, boosting consumption to ₹20 Lakh Crore and enhancing consumer sentiment.
- Since the implementation of the Next Gen Goods and Services Tax (India) reforms on 22 September 2025, consumer spending has surged, reaching ₹20 Lakh Crore.
- Union ministers, including Nirmala Sitharaman and Piyush Goyal, attribute the double-digit growth in electronics sales to the positive impact of the GST overhaul on consumer sentiment.
- The festive season, particularly during Navaratri, has seen broad-based demand across sectors, indicating a robust recovery in India’s economy driven by the GST reforms.
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The significant increase in consumption driven by the Next Gen Goods and Services Tax (India) reforms could lead to sustained economic growth, enhancing investment opportunities and consumer confidence in the long term.