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Home » Santosh Katariya: I hope the advantages of the Budget 2025 are not nullified with increase in GST rates 
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Santosh Katariya: I hope the advantages of the Budget 2025 are not nullified with increase in GST rates 

By February 1, 20252 Mins Read
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Although no significant benefit or Scheme has been announced for the Textile Industry as such, I see a huge benefit for the Industry from two angles:

On the Production side, the measures proposed for MSMEs, especially the Micro Sector, will certainly provide a boost to this Sector, especially the increase of various upper limits – though details are still not known;

Launch of the Cotton Mission could be a big step; Measures to improve competitiveness of Export Sector, Domestic Manufacturing Capacities, and Ease of Doing Business will all help give an impetus to Manufacturing; Lowering of Basic Customs Duties on certain Textile Machineries will also provide an impetus.

On the Consumption side, the lowering of Income Tax at various levels will hopefully provide a huge increase in disposable income, increasing consumption; Various changes in the TDS and TCS limits should also give an impetus to Consumption.

In conclusion, a big Thumbs Up to the Budget 25-26, provided of course there are no twists in the fine print!

Having said this, I just hope that the advantages of the Budget are not nullified with increase in GST rates – especially in the Textile and Apparel Sector.

The opinion is presented by Santosh Katariya, President, Clothing Manufacturers Association of India 

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