The GST Bachat Utsav 2025 has taken over social media and shopping streets alike, with the BJP tweeting, “GST Bachat Utsav has lit up homes and hearts this festive season!”
The post, which features vibrant visuals of Indian families shopping and celebrating, highlights the impact of Next Gen GST reforms on both consumers and small businesses.
GST Bachat Utsav 2025: Big Savings, Bigger Smiles
According to Moneycontrol, the reforms are expected to boost consumption by ₹20 lakh crore. IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said, “GST 2.0 is not just a tax reform—it’s a celebration of Indian enterprise.”
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman added that GST cuts are “reaching the common man,” especially in sectors like electronics, FMCG, and textiles. The tweet’s visuals show Made-in-India products dominating shelves, with families joyfully shopping for Diwali.
#GSTBachatUtsav has lit up homes and hearts this festive season! ✨🪔
— BJP (@BJP4India) October 18, 2025
Thanks to #NextGenGST reforms, both buyers and sellers are celebrating bigger savings and smoother trade.
Watch how Made-in-India products are ruling the markets. ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/KgOn9JcZKh
T Bachat Utsav 2025 – Key Stats
₹20 lakh crore: Estimated boost in consumption due to GST 2.0 reforms, according to IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw
54 items: Number of consumer goods categories where GST rate cuts have been implemented and monitored for price drops
20–25% increase: Surge in retail sales across electronics and FMCG sectors compared to last Navaratri season
₹202 lakh crore: Total consumption in India’s GDP last year, out of ₹335 lakh crore GDP
85-inch TVs: One of the fastest-selling categories post-GST cut, with stocks reportedly wiped out in major cities
These figures highlight the scale and momentum of the GST Bachat Utsav campaign, especially in driving festive-season demand and promoting Made-in-India products.
Social Buzz: Made-in-India Goes Viral
The tone of the post is upbeat and patriotic, with hashtags like #GSTBachatUtsav and #MadeInIndia trending. Comments range from praise for lower prices to calls for more support for local artisans.
One user wrote, “Finally, a reform that touches real lives during festivals!” With over 1.2 million views and thousands of shares, the tweet has become a cultural moment—blending policy with pop culture.
