5 Sep 2025: New Delhi, – Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta has welcomed the new GST tax cuts announced by the Central government. She called these changes a big win for common people that will make life easier and help the economy grow.
The GST Council has reduced taxes on many everyday items like soaps and small cars. These cuts aim to help people buy more things and protect Indian businesses from tough competition from other countries.
Life Insurance Gets Cheaper
CM Gupta said the new rules will help every person buy life insurance without worry. She explained that people can now protect their families better because insurance will cost less money.
“These measures would empower citizens to secure their futures without financial burden. Every individual will now be free to purchase life insurance and safeguard their lives,” the Chief Minister said in her statement.
Big Relief for Students and Parents
The government has removed GST tax from educational materials. This means books, notebooks, and other school supplies will become cheaper. Parents will save money when buying things their children need for school.
Gupta said this step will help every child get better education. She thanked Prime Minister Narendra Modi for thinking about students and their families.
Support for Farmers and Green Energy
The new GST cuts also help farmers and people using solar power. Delhi has been working hard to use more clean energy, and these tax cuts will speed up this work.
The Chief Minister said these changes show smart thinking about India’s future. She believes they will help India become stronger and more independent.
Political Unity Needed
Gupta asked all political parties to support these reforms instead of fighting about them. She said this is the time to work together for the country’s good, not to play politics.
The new GST cuts will start helping people save money on daily expenses soon. These changes cover many areas from education to renewable energy.
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Updated 5 Sep 2025, 04:02 IST; source: link
