Amid High Inflation Govt Hikes GST | Why Hospital Beds Are Being Taxed? | Beyond The Headline
July 18, 2022
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as posted by the channelIn this episode of Beyond The Headlines, Tamanna Inamdar will be discussing the outrage over the Hike in GST rates of essential products. Opposition slams government for raising GST rates over essential products and services while government defended by saying it was accepted by Council. "Is there a plethora of choices for patients in the hospitals?" Tamanna Inamdar asks Dr J.A. Jayalal, Former National President, IMA. "In the grim situation of COVID-19, people were ready to spend a lifetime of their savings. There was no question of Rs 5,000 or Rs 10,000 bed," says Dr. Subhash Salunke, National Member of the COVID19 Task Force. Rajat Sethi, Author & Economist argues, "The govt is trying to tax a very very important & upper stratum of the society so that they can serve the poor more effectively." Watch out for a full discussion.
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