GST modifications represent a groundbreaking development in India's expansion, according to Piyush Goyal, as stated in a Times Network Exclusive.
In a statement published on September 4, 2025, by ET Now Digital, under the title "Pic Credit: Shutterstock/ET NOW", Piyush Goyal made a significant statement regarding the Goods and Services Tax (GST).
Goyal, who was not present at the GST Council meeting held around the same time, expressed his belief that some political leaders, notably Kharge Ji and Rahul Ji, do not fully understand what GST replaced in 2016-17.
The GST, introduced in India between 2016 and 2017, replaced multiple indirect taxes, aiming to simplify taxation and reduce the cascading effect of taxes. This reform was a significant step towards streamlining the Indian tax system.
Meanwhile, in the stock market, seventeen stocks turned ex-date on Monday, September 8. These stocks include those with a dividend of Rs 28.75, a stock split of 10:1, a bonus issue of 1:1, and a right issue.
Elsewhere, the stock market is predicted to have a positive opening, with Dow futures, Asian Markets, and Nifty predictions being discussed. Notably, a stock has returned an impressive 2442% in the past five years, and a stock split, dividend has been declared with a record date in September.
In other news, Google has been fined USD 381 million in France for an unspecified reason. On the other hand, Goldman Sachs predicts a potential 50% rally in gold prices for 2026.
The article also lists ten stocks expected to perform well after a GST rate cut, including Hero MotoCorp, Trent, Maruti, HDFC Life, among others.
It's essential to stay informed about these breaking news events, company news, business news, personal finance, and GST reforms to make informed decisions in today's dynamic market. Always remember to do your research and consult with financial advisors before making investment decisions.
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