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good governance we expected Now corruption in Revenue department particularly GST are rampant middle class are the worst sufferer on price rise on veg and pulses Senior citizen EPF still Rs.1000 fixed for decades over all this govt failure is more transparent No hospital is taking PM insurance scheme for Seniors

To reduce dependence on the US dollar, India should gradually internationalize the rupee by promoting rupee-based trade settlements, expanding rupee-denominated bonds, and using digital payment and CBDC platforms for cross-border trade. A stable macroeconomic framework, fiscal discipline, and credible institutions will be critical in building global trust in the rupee. A reform-oriented approach aligned with the India@100 vision can firmly position India as a leading global economic power.

To overtake the United States in terms of GDP, India must pursue sustained high growth through structural reforms that enhance productivity, competitiveness, and institutional strength. We should prioritize capital expenditure in infrastructure, education, healthcare, and technology, as these investments yield long-term multiplier effects. Manufacturing must be scaled to global standards by integrating India into critical supply chains in electronics, renewable energy, defense, and pharmaceuticals. Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs) should be placed at the core of India’s growth strategy. Cluster-based MSME development, easier access to affordable credit, technology upgrade subsidies linked to outcomes, and strong export facilitation mechanisms are essential. MSMEs must be supported not only with finance but also with market access, logistics, and skill development to enable global competitiveness.

The GOI has exempted GST on individual medical and health insurance policies, which is a very welcome and progressive step. However, GST continues to be levied on group medical insurance policies, for reasons best known to the Government. This distinction is causing a significant financial burden on employers and employees alike, particularly on small and medium enterprises and salaried middle-class families, for whom group health insurance is often the only affordable form of medical coverage. Group medical insurance is not a luxury product; it is a social necessity that supports preventive healthcare, reduces out-of-pocket medical expenses, and strengthens the overall health security of the workforce. Levying GST on such policies effectively discourages wider health coverage, which is contrary to the objective of universal health access. We therefore respectfully request the Government to kindly reconsider this differential treatment and extend the GST exemption to gr

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It has been observed that several companies in India continue to report significant profits year after year but do not distribute dividends or bonus shares. Consequently, minority shareholders receive no tangible benefit from their investments, while promoters\ often derive substantial advantages through managerial remuneration or other means. TheFinance Ministry/Ministry of Corporate Affairs may consider introducing a policy or legal frame work requiring companies without expansion or reinvestment plans to mandatory share a fair portion of their profits with shareholders through dividends or bonus shares. Such provision would encourage transparency and fairness in corporate governance, strengthen investor confidence, promote broader public participation in India’s capital markets and align corporate behavior with the vision of a transparent and inclusive “Developed India.”

The clay bricks manufacturing industry is a high-risk, weather-dependent business where even one bad monsoon can wipe out annual profits. It is also a major employment-generation sector, especially in rural areas. The shift from lower VAT to 12% GST has severely impacted manufacturers, as the industry is highly price-sensitive due to competition from fly-ash bricks. The government may consider GST relief, a higher exemption threshold (₹1 crore), or a dedicated composition scheme to sustain this employment-intensive industry.

Equity investors already pay STT, stamp duty, and buyback tax regardless of profits. Increasing LTCG/STCG taxes in a high-risk, high-cost capital market discourages participation. A simpler and rational tax structure will attract more investors and generate higher long-term tax revenue for the government.

In short cut story •Cut LTCG tax •Reduce freebies •boost education,laboratory To boost economy and development