Ys Jagan Sarkar's Super Hit.. Once Again Dusted

AP became a super hit in November GST Collections (Andhra Gst Collections). The Center said that Andhra Pradesh and Telangana recorded 8% growth in GST collections in the month of November. Andhra Pradesh’s collections have increased from Rs.2,750 crores in November last year to Rs.3,134 crores this time. Telangana got Rs. 3,931 crores.. this time it reached Rs. 4,228 crores. In the rest of the southern states, Karnataka recorded a growth rate of 13%, Tamil Nadu 10%, Puducherry 22%, but Kerala has decreased by 2% compared to November last year.

As far as the GST collections of the Telugu states are concerned in the month of October.. Rs.3,579 crores were collected in AP.. It was Rs.2,879 crores in October last year. Telangana collected Rs.3,854 crore in October last year, but Rs.4,284 crore has been collected in October this year, an increase of 11 percent. It must be said that this time GST collections are promising compared to last year.. This is giving some relief to Jagan’s government.

Looking at the country, the Center said that the GST collection has once again been recorded significantly. The finance department has announced that Rs.1.46 lakh crore has been collected in November. 1.31 lakh crore in November last year, which is an 11 percent growth in collections. The collections were slightly down compared to last month’s Rs.1.51 lakh crore. It has been revealed that this is the ninth time in a row that collections have been recorded above 1.40 lakh crores.

Out of these collections, Rs.25,681 crores came under CGST and Rs.32,651 crores came under SGST. According to the Finance Department, Rs 77,103 crore has been collected under IGST. 10,433 crores have come in the form of cesses. The revenue from imported goods has registered a growth of almost 20 percent. GST collections have increased by 11 percent compared to last year. However, this is the ninth time in a row that the GST tax collection has exceeded Rs.1.4 lakh crore. But after August this year, this is the lowest. Compared to October this year, it is 3.9 percent less.