भारत में GST 5% क्यों होगा? जानिए | Why Is GST Going to 5% in India ?

🇮🇳 GST 5% in India: What Changed? 💰📉 India’s GST system has seen major rate changes, with several goods and services moved to the 5% GST slab as part of the GST rate rationalisation. In this video, we explain the changes in simple language and look at how a lower GST rate can affect consumers, businesses, prices, and everyday purchases. The GST Council recommended several rate reductions, including reductions from 12% or 18% to 5% for selected goods and services. The revised rates for most goods covered by the 2025 changes were implemented from 22 September 2025. 📌 In this video, you will learn: 🔹 What is GST? 🔹 What does a 5% GST rate mean? 🔹 Which selected goods and services moved to 5%? 🔹 How GST rate changes can affect prices 🔹 Impact on consumers and businesses 🔹 Why GST rates are revised 🔹 What GST rate rationalisation means 🔹 How the new tax structure works The GST Council has also described the changes as part of broader GST rate rationalisation and measures aimed at providing relief to individuals, consumers, and businesses. If you want simple explanations of GST, taxes, Indian economy, business updates, government policies, and important changes in India, subscribe for more informative videos. 🇮🇳 👍 Like the video 💬 Comment your opinion 🔔 Subscribe for more informative content! #GST #GST5Percent #GSTIndia #GSTRate #GSTUpdate #IndiaGST #TaxUpdate #GSTNews #IndianEconomy #TaxInIndia #GSTChanges #GSTReform #BusinessIndia #IndiaNews #Economy #TaxNews #IndiaUpdate #GST2025 #IndianTax #FinanceIndia ⚠️ DISCLAIMER: This video is created for educational and informational purposes only. GST rates can vary depending on the product, service, HSN/SAC classification, applicable conditions, exemptions, and subsequent government notifications. The information presented here is a general explanation and should not be considered tax, legal, or financial advice. Viewers should verify the applicable GST rate from official GST notifications or the GST Council/CBIC before making any tax-related decision.