GST rate cuts aim to boost West Bengal’s economy by enhancing affordability and competitiveness for local products. The reforms support artisans, farmers, and small entrepreneurs, promoting traditional crafts and industries. Key sectors like Nakshi Kantha embroidery, jute, hosiery, and Darjeeling tea benefit from reduced GST rates. The changes are expected to increase sales, preserve jobs, and strengthen local economies.
Source: punjabnewsexpress.com
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