Bayer Gowda said that when the GST system was introduced, the revenue-plate rate (RNR) was judged at 14.4 percent. However, with the previous round of rationalization, the effective tax rate has come down to about 11 percent. The latest proposal of the Center can reduce it by 10 percent.

He said, “The revenue of the states should be protected. If there is serious loss to the revenue of the state government, people will be affected, development work will be affected and insufficient revenue will also damage the state’s autonomy,” he said.

The central government has planned to simplify the current GST structure, including four main tax slabs – 5, 12, 18, and 28 percent – an additional compensation cess. Under the new proposal, only two primary rates, 5 and 18 percent, will be maintained. A 40 percent tax rate has been suggested for a limited list of goods classified in the form of “sin” or ultra-tellers.

Himachal Pradesh Technical Education Minister Rajesh Dharmani said, “We agree to proposal for rationalization, but we should also be compensated.”

Meanwhile, Punjab Finance Minister Harapal Singh Cheema urged that anti-opposition measures should also be established, “,” “,” a mechanism is to be installed to detect profiteering so that the benefits of rate rationalization reach the common man. ,

The group of states also pushed to 2024–25 used as the base year to determine revenue protection eligibility. In his joint proposal, he said that if the revenue gaps continue despite the proposed additional duties, “the central government should increase the safer loan against the future receipts of the additional levy”.

With PTI input

The worker, who has been leading the Kota movement for more than a year, warned that if he was suppressed the movement, he was ready to face “any result, even bullets”.

At the same time, he urged his followers to maintain peace and discipline.

Despite heavy rains and limited facilities in the field, thousands of supporters continue to gather, showing what Jerange said to the Maratha community’s “patience and determination”.

The list of genre demands is immediately spread beyond Kota. “Maratha Kunbis is one – it should be recognized and implemented,” he told the crowd. He called the government to implement the historical classifications recorded to the government Hyderabad Gazetteer, Satara gazetteer And this Bombay gazetteerEmphasizing that these administrative documents provide evidence of the OBC status of the community.

He also pressured for the implementation of ‘Rishi Soyre‘, Or’ Family Tree ‘provision, so that relatives of Kunbis are officially recognized under the same caste category.

Among other demands, Zaveng also urged to withdraw the police matters filed against the protesters in the first movement, arguing that “Maratha brothers have sacrificed their lives for reservation and their families live out in the open”.

He also insisted that any new quota structure should be legally durable to avoid overturning in court.

The movement has gained political support from many parties. MPs like Omraje Nimbilkar (Dharshiv) and Sanjay alias Bandu Jadhav (Parbhani) have raised their support from the Shiv Sena’s Uddhav Thackeray faction, with all, MLA Kailash Patil.

The matter was also brought by BGB during the 56th Director General General-Level Conference in the capital of Bangladesh. Siddiqui mentioned that the border murders were discussed, including an incident, where a Bangladeshi boy was allegedly shot dead by BSF.

The BSF chief clarified that the fatal force is used as “only a final option when his life is in danger”, stating that 35 BSF members were seriously injured by sharp weapons emanating by intruders in the first half of the year.

“BSF personnel first warn, then obstruct, and only one final step as an open fire,” Chavadhari explained.

This subject has been a frequent issue in bilateral relations for some time.

Both sides agreed to introduce joint awareness and socio-economic development programs in weak border areas, improving education on border security and preventing criminals from crossing the border. Agreed measures aim to reduce the incidence of attacks, misconduct and deadly to zero.

The two sides repeated their “zero tolerance” stance on armed extremism and terrorist activity, outlining the importance of permanent border pillars in Muhurir Char, emphasized demarcation of the border river and promised to share information to prevent violations of airspace.

Sources familiar with the discussions said that both delegations also decided to advise their respective media outlets against spreading wrong news that could increase tension on the border.

Siddiqui led the 21-member Bangladesh team, while Chavadhari led the 11-individual Indian delegation in these four-day dialogues.