In a nation where economic inequality is widening, a startling revelation has emerged: 64% of India’s Goods and Services Tax (GST) revenue is effectively borne by the poor and middle class, while India’s billionaires contribute a mere 3%. This imbalance exposes a deep structural flaw in the
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