The Goods and Services Tax (GST) Council’s recent announcements and reforms have reignited debates around economic justice and fairness in India. As India continues to refine its GST framework, there is a need to evaluate these reforms not only through the lens of economic efficiency but also with a focus on human rights, ethical principles, and the broader well-being of society. Drawing from traditional Hindu ethics, which emphasize fairness, social equity, and the collective good, we can gain fresh insights into how these reforms impact various segments of society, particularly the marginalized and vulnerable. Read the full story- https://www.hindusforhuman...

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