ICSSR-SRC Sponsored National Conference
GST Reforms and India's Growth Trajectory: Sectoral Opportunities and Challenges
Organized by Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC), Government First Grade College Kanakapura,
Bengaluru South District, Karnataka, India - 562 117
Date of Conference: 24th March 2026
Special Issue March 2026, Volume 5, Issue 3
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Special Issue March 2026, Volume 5, Issue 3
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Special Issue March 2026, Volume 5, Issue 3
1.A Study on GST Implementation Challenges and Impact for Small Businesses in India
Authors: Dr.Laxmiputra, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Sharanabasveshwar College of Arts, Kalaburagi, Karnataka, India
2.Structural Changes in India’s Indirect Tax System: A Historical Overview
Authors: Dr. Rangaswamy C, Associate Professor, Department of History, Govt. First Grade College, Nelamangala, Bangalore University, Karnataka–562133
3.Impact of GST Reforms on GDP Growth in India: An Analytical Study
Authors: Babu Venkatesh Prasad Gowda K.K, Associate professor of Economics, Government First Grade College, Kadugudi, Bangalore-560067
4.Socio-Cultural Impacts of GST on Traditional Market Systems in Karnataka
(With Special Reference to Bangalore)
Authors: Dr. Shivaramegowda J R, Associate Professor of Sociology, Government First Grade College, Kadugudi, Bangalore-560067
5.Taxation Policies and their Impact on Sports Event Management in India
Authors: Vinayak N Pattar, Physical Education Director, Soundarya Composite P U College, Bengaluru
Shilpa R Kammar, Physical Education Teacher, Weida Poorna Pragnya School, Bengaluru
6.Role of GST in Promoting Investment in Sports Infrastructure
Authors: Dr. Santhosha M S, Physical Education Director, Surana College, Bangalore
Dr. Harish P M, Physical Education Director, Soundarya Institute of Management and Science, Bangalore
7.GST and the Development of the Sports Equipment Manufacturing Industry in India
Authors: Dr. Manjanna B.P., Physical Education Director, Surana College Autonomous, Bangalore.
Mr. Suresh Reddy M. S., Physical Education Director, Soundarya Institute of Management and Science, Bangalore
8.GST on Sports Goods, Infrastructure, and the Growth of the Sports Industry
Authors: Dr. Harish P M, Physical Education Director, Soundarya Institute of Management and Science, Bangalore
Dr Manjanna B P, Physical Education Director, Surana College Autonomous, Bangalore
9.Economic Impact of Tax Reforms on the Sports Industry in India
Authors: Mr. Chidananda S M, College Physical Education Director, Government First Grade College, Peenya.
Dr. Venkata Chalapathi G, College Physical Education Director, Government First Grade College, Vijayanagar.
10.GST and its Impact on Sports Participation and the Fitness Industry in India
Authors: Mr. Suresh Reddy M.S., Physical Education Director, Soundarya Institute of Management and Science, Bangalore.
Mr. Rajagopala T N, Assistant Physical Education Director, Sapthagiri NPS University, Bangalore..
11.Impact of GST on Business Operations, Compliance, and Trade Competitiveness in India
Authors: Dr. Bhagyajyothi S Kannur., Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, Government First Grade College, Yelahanka, Bangalore
12.Social Consequences of GST: Informal Sector Transformation
and Rural Livelihood Challenges in India
Authors: Ravikumar K., Assistant Professor Department of Sociology Government First Grade College Kunigal- 572130, Tumkur District, Karnataka, India
13.The Centre-State Relations and Tax Governance in India: An Analysis of Post GST Reforms
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14.Rural Livelihood and Sustainable Development: A Sociological Approach
Authors: ASHOKA, Assistant Professor, Department of Sociology, Government First Grade College (Autonomous), Gubbi, Tumkur District.
15.The Relevance of GST Council and the Implementation of Tax Reforms in India: A Critical Analysis
Authors: Lokesha M, Associate Professor, Government First Grade College, KR Pura Bangalore – 560036
16.Assessing the Impact of GST on Tax Compliance and Business Performance: Evidence from Indian Enterprises
Authors: Nataraja, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, Government First Grade College Koratagere
17.Impact of Financial Literacy and GST Reforms on Investment Behaviour of Millennials and Generation Z Investors Exploring Sectoral Opportunities and Challenges
Authors: Mr Abdul Aleem C, Research Scholar, BUB ABBS Research Centre & Principal, Oxbridge Business School, Bengaluru, India
Dr Geevarathna, Professor & Research Guide, BUB ABBS Research Centre, Acharya Bangalore B School, Bengaluru, India
Dr. Manzoor Ali Khan, Director, Oxbridge Business School, Bengaluru, India
18.Digital Taxation and Compliance Behaviour under GST: Implications for Indian Businesses
Authors: Chaitra, Assistant Professor Department of Commerce Government First Grade College Kodihalli
19.Economic Contribution of Plantation Crops to Karnataka’s Agricultural Economy
Authors: Vishnu K S, Research Scholar, DOSR in Economics, Tumkur University Tumakuru-572103, Karnataka and Assistant Professor of Economics, Government First Grade College, Kunigal-572130, Tumkur District, Affiliated to Tumkur University, Tumkur, Karnataka.
Dr. Neelakanta N T, Associate Professor, DOSR in Economics, Tumkur University, Tumkur-572103
20.The Impact of GST Reforms on India's Economic Growth: An Analysis of GDP Dynamics, Inflation Trends, and Fiscal Federalism (2017–2025)
Authors: Mr.Vineeth R, St Claret College Autonomous Bengaluru
Dr .Guneeta Kaur Gill, St Claret College Autonomous Bengaluru
21.Impact of GST Implementation on Consumer Price Index (CPI) in India: An Empirical Analysis
Authors: Dr. Rajeevakumar, Associate Professor of Economics Government First Grade College, Channapatna-562160
22.GST: Legal Initiatives and Its Implications in India
Authors: Dr Anitha M, Associate Professor of Law, Govt. Law College, Ramanagara
Dr Chethana SB, Associate Professor of Law, Government Law College , Kolar, Karnataka.
23.GST Reforms and Fiscal Performance in Karnataka: An Empirical Analysis of Revenue Mobilization, Compliance, and Economic Growth
Authors: Dr. Harishkumar.R, Associate Professor, Govt. First Grade College,Channapatna
24.Impact of GST on operation and financial performance of Sri Vinayakaupvc Windows Enterprises, Harohalli
Authors: Nandini R G, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce, Seshadripuram Academy of Business Studies, KS Town Bengaluru-60
Thanushree P, 6th Sem B.Com Student, Seshadripuram Academy of Business Studies,KS Town, Bengaluru-60
Likhitha T P, 6th Sem B.Com Student, Seshadripuram Academy of Business Studies,KS Town, Bengaluru-60.
25.GST Reforms and its Influence on GDP Growth, Inflation and Fiscal Federalism in India
Authors: Vani Y.D, Associate Professor, Department of Economics, GFGC, Channapatna, Bengaluru South District.
26.GST and Economic Crimes in India: A Criminological Perspective
Authors: Shibin Rahman P C, Assistant Professors, Department of Forensic Science, Soundarya Institute of Management and Science, Soundarya Nagar, Sidedahalli, Nagasandra Post, Bengaluru-560073, India.
27.GST as a Game Changer for Creator Economy
Authors: Dr. Nagachampa Jain, Head, Department of Economics The National College, Autonomous, Jayanagar Bengaluru-560070
Prof. Nagashree, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics The National College, Autonomous, Jayanagar Bengaluru-560070
28.GST 2.0: Journey and Impact on Economic Growth
Authors: Nandini R G, Head, Assistant Professor, Department of Commerce and Management, Seshadripuram Academy of Business Studies, KS Town, Bangalore-60
Divyabai S, 6th Sem B.Com Student, Seshadripuram Academy of Business Studies, KS Town, Bangalore-60
29.Policy Governance in India
Authors: Ramya H.S, Head, Assistant professor, Department of Political Science, Soundarya Institute of Management and Science, Bengaluru-73
30.Data-Driven Governance in GST: Leveraging Big Data for Tax Compliance Monitoring
Authors: Nalinadevi T R, Librarian, Department Of Library And Information Science, Government First Grade College, Kodihalli
31.GST Reforms and Sustainable Financing: Evidence from the Green Bond Market in India
Authors: Ms. Asma Taj R, Research Scholar, BCU, R.V Institute of Management Studies (Research Centre) & Assistant Professor, Oxbridge Business School, Bengaluru, India
Dr. Noor Firdose Jahan, Professor & Research Guide 2BCU, R.V Institute of Management Studies (Research Centre) & Professor, Bengaluru, India
Dr. Manzoor Ali Khan, Director, Oxbridge Business School, Bengaluru, India
32.Impact of GST Reforms on Income Generation of Kanakapura Silk Farmers: An Empirical Study (2022-2026)
Authors: Dr. Venkatesh K.T, Associate Professor of Economics, Government First Grade College, Kodihalli
33.Impact of GST Reforms on India's Economic Growth: An Empirical Analysis
Authors: Dr. Thimmegowda T.K, Associate Professor of Economics Government First Grade College Chikkanayakanahalli. Tumkur District.
34.Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Transformative Policy Governance in India: An Empirical Analysis of Karnataka's Revenue Dynamics (2017–2022)
Authors: Dr. Santhoshi S, Assistant Professor of Political Science Government First Grade College, Kodihalli Bangalore University, Bengaluru.
35.Social Equity, Rural Livelihoods, and the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in Rural India: Evidence and Reflections with Reference to Karnataka's Sericulture Economy
Authors: Vishalakshi M, Assistant Professor of Sociology Govt. First Grade College Kodihalli
36.Structural Changes and Performance of Horticulture Sector in India: A Macro Perspective
Authors: Dr.T.P.Shashikumar, Associate Professor, Department of Studies and Research in Economics, Karnataka State Open University, Mukthagangothri, Mysuru.
Dr.Radhamma C, Associate Professor, Department of Economics,Government college for Women, Kolar
37.Conceptual framework for Autonomous Tax Administration Efficiency
in India's MSME Sector
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38.GST Claims and Corporate Insolvency Proceedings with Special Reference
to Judicial Review
Authors: Prof. Dr. S. Nagaseshamma, Principal, Government Law College, Bengaluru South, Ramanagara.
39.Impact of GST 2.0 Reforms: Opportunities and Challenges in the Automobile Sector
Authors: R. Subramoniam, Manager-HR, ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education, Bengaluru
40.Business Challenges under GST Reforms An Empirical Study in Bengaluru
Authors: Ms. Vijetha Varsha, Assistant Professor, Oxbridge Business School, Bengaluru, India
Mr Abdul Aleem C, Principal, Oxbridge Business School, Bengaluru, India
Dr. Manzoor Ali Khan, Director, Oxbridge Business School, Bengaluru, India
41.GST Implementation in India: Operational and Organizational Challenges with Policy Implications for Viksit Bharat
Authors: Pooja Sethia, Research Scholar, Jain University, (Jain Deemed to be University)
Dr. Dinesh. N, Associate Professor, OB & HRM FOM, CMS Business School, 2Jain Deemed to be University, Bengaluru, India.
Dr. Manzoor Ali Khan, Director, Oxbridge Business School, Bengaluru, India
42.GST Reforms and India's Economic Growth: An Analysis of Policy Changes and Global Comparisons (2020–2026)
Authors: Dr. Sushma A.R, Associate Professor Department of Commerce GFGC, Yelahanka , Bangalore
43.GST Reform and its Role in Promoting Social Equity
Authors: Dr. Shashikala S, Associate Professor Government First Grade College, Channapattana, Bangalore South District, Karnataka
44.Sectoral Opportunities and Challenges under GST Reforms in Bengaluru: A Data-Driven Analysis
Authors: Mrs. Pushpa T N , Assistant Professor, Oxbridge Business School,Bengaluru, India
Mr. Shashi Varma N, Student, Oxbridge Business School, Bengaluru, India
Ms. P R Purnashree, Student, Student, Oxbridge Business School, Bengaluru, India
45.Impact of GST Reforms on Financial Services in India: Evidence from the Banking Sector
Authors: Ms. Pooja L , MBA III Sem Student, Oxbridge Business School, Bengaluru, India
Prof. Asma Taj R, Assistant Professor, Oxbridge Business School, Bengaluru, India
Dr. Manzoor Ali Khan, Director, Oxbridge Business School, Bengaluru, India
46.GST Reforms and the Formalisation of MSMEs in India: Sectoral Opportunities and Compliance Challenges
Authors: Veena GS, Associate Professor in Economics, Government First Grade College Channapatna, Karnataka, India
47.From Shadows to Spotlight: GST's Role in Uplifting Unorganized Sector Workers
Authors: Dr. Gangaraju, Assistant Professor of Economics, Government First Grade College, Hirekerur
Shivakumar M N, Assistant Professor of Commerce, Government First Grade College, Hosadurga
48.Digital Transformation and GST Reforms in India: An Empirical Analysis of Digital Payments and GST Revenue Performance
Authors: Dr. Kempe Gowda G N, Assistant Professor of Economics, Government First Grade College for Women, Byrapura, T Narasipura Tq, Mysore-571124
49.Policy Governance and Federal Structure in India: An Analysis of GST Reform
Authors: Mamatha U, Associate Professor of Political Science, Government First Grade College Kavoor, Mangalore
50.Constitutional Provisions and Legal Framework on Tax Reforms in India in the GST Era: Critical Analysis
Authors: Dr. Anitha K.N, Associate Professor of Law, Government Law College, Hassan
51.Analyzing the Structural Changes in Manufacturing, Services, and Commercial Sectors after the Implementation of GST in India
Authors: Dr.Venkatesha G.K, Associate Professor Department of Commerce Government First Grade College Nelamangala - Karnataka
52.Use of Information Channels by the Agriculturists in Mysore Region with Special Reference to Public Library: A Study
Authors: Dr. Siddaramu P, College Librarian,Govt. First Grade College, Siddartha Layout, Mysuru-570011
Dr. Narasappa K C, College Librarian,Government First Grade College, Sulibele, Bangalore Rural District, Karnataka
53.Goods and Services Tax (GST), Regional Language, Communication
Authors: Dr.Thejavathi.K, Assistant Professor HOD, Dept of Kannada Sri Kuvempu Mahavidyalaya First Grade College Kengal-Channapatna (Tq)- 562161 Bangalore South Dist.
54.Business Communication, Media Narratives and Documentation Process Related to GST
Authors: Sri Vijaya Naika K N, Assistant Professor HOD, Dept. of English Sri Kuvempu Mahavidyalaya First Grade College Kengal-Channapatna (Tq)- 562161 Bangalore South Dist
55.Strategic Adaptation, Supply Chain Transformation and Organizational Challenges under GST
Authors: Dr.Narmadha.R, Associate Professor of Commerce, Govt First Grade College, HSR Layout, Bangalore
56.Impact of Goods and Services Tax (GST) on Business Operations, Compliance Burden, and Trade Competitiveness: An Empirical Study
Authors: Dr. Latha B. V, Associate Professor Commerce Department Government First Grade College, Vijaynagar, Bangalore 560104.
57.Fiscal Federalism and Centre–State Power Dynamics after GST: Implications for Policy Governance in India
Authors: Dr. Suma D.G., Associate Professor, Department of Political Science Government First Grade College Magadi Ramanagara District, Karnataka, India
58.Fiscal Federalism and the Reconfiguration of Centre–State Power Relations after GST
Authors: Dr. Channamma M., Associate Professor Department of Political Science Government First Grade College, Channapatna Ramanagara District-562160, Karnataka, India
59.Impact of GST on Financial Services, Banking Operations and Investment Climate
Authors: Mohammed Junaid., Student, Al-Ameen Arts, Science and Commerce College, Bengaluru
60.Study on Impact of Goods and Service Tax (GST) on Indian Economy
Authors: Dr. Janardhana Kumar B, Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Govt. First Grade college and PG center Haveri-581110
Dr. Basavarajappa P.T., Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Govt. First Grade college and PG center Haveri-581110
61.GST as a Catalyst for Economic Growth: An Empirical Study of the Indian Economy
Authors: Dr. Maruthi N T, Research Scholar Department of Economics Kuvempu University
62.The Impact of GST on Industrial Growth, Business Environment, and Sectoral Development in the Indian Economy
Authors: Dr. Manjula R. S., Associate Professor & PG Coordinator Department of Economics, Government First Grade College, Channapattana- 562160, Karnataka
63.Green Banking in India: Regulation, ESG Frameworks, and Practices (2025)
Authors: Dr.Shwetha S P, Assistant Professor, Dayananda Sagar College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Bengaluru
Shylaja N, Assistant Professor, Dayananda Sagar College of Arts, Science and Commerce, Bengaluru
64.Fiscal Federalism and Economic Divergence: Assessing the Correlation between State-wise GST Collections and Regional GDP Growth
Authors: Dr. Basavarajappa P. T, Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Government First Grade College, Haveri-581110
Dr. Janardhana Kumar B, Associate Professor, Department of Economics, Government First Grade College, Haveri-581110
65.Impact of GST on Insurance Schemes as a Financial Inclusion
Authors: Mr. Mohammed Pasha A, Research Scholar, BUB ABBS Research Centre, Bengaluru and Faculty of Management, Government First Grade College - Kanakapura, Bengaluru South, India
Dr. Vijaya Bhaskar Kolur, Professor and Research Guide, BUB ABBS Research Centre, Acharya Bangalore B School, Bengaluru, India
66.Analysis of Trends and Patterns of Central Government Expenditure on Environment
Authors: Dr. Bharathi Y, Assistant Professor,Government Arts College, Bangalore
67.Impact of GST on Business Operations
Authors: Dr. A. Kuppuswamy Mekala, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, Government First Grade College Channapatna, Karnataka, India
68.Evolution of Indirect Tax Reforms in India from Pre-Independence to the GST Era
Authors: Dr.Shylaja.G, Associate Professor, Department Of History,Government First Grade College Channapatna, Karnataka, India
69.A Study on the Impact of GST Regime on India's MSME Sector
Authors: Dr. Mangala T., Associate Professor, Dept. of PG Studi Research Centre in Economics,Govt. Arts College, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Veedhi, Bengaluru-01
70.Goods and Services Tax (GST) And Social Equity in Karnataka: A Sociological Perspective
Authors: Dr. Chikkaraju C., Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Government First Grade College, Kengeri, Karnataka, India
71.GST Reforms and their Impact on GDP Growth of India
Authors: Dr. Basavaraju HN, Associate Professor, Govt. First Grade College for Women, MG Road Hassan
72.GST Reforms and their Influence on GDP Growth in India-A Theoretical Perspective
Authors: Dr. Poornima B.S, Associate Professor of Economics, Government First Grade College Channarayapatna, Hassan District
Dr. Asha. H.S, Associate Professor of Economics, Government First Grade College Bidadi Ramanagara District
73.Evolution of Indirect Tax Reforms in India: From Pre-Independence to GST Era
Authors: Dr. Gangadharaiah, Associate Professor, Department of History, Govt. First Grade College Magadi, Bangaluru South District.
74.GST and its Impact on Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) In India
Authors: Dr Suma.S, Professor, Department of Economics, Maharani cluster university. Bangalore 560001
Geetha JR, Associate professor, Department of Economics, Maharani cluster university. Bangalore 560001
75.A Study on the Impact of GST in Reshaping the Indian Economy
Authors: Dr.Manjulamma B S, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, Government First Grade College, Yalahanka, Bengaluru-560064
76.Evaluating the Efficiency of the GST Composition Scheme for Small-Scale Traders in Karnataka: A Multi-Dimensional Analysis
Authors: Dr. Mohan Das, Associate Professor and Career Counselor, Department of Sociology, Government First Grade College Ramanagara, Karnataka, India
77.Impact of GST on Rural Livelihoods and Informal Sector: An Empirical Sociological Study with Special Reference to Kanakapura Taluk
Authors: Dr. Sunitha kumari S, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology,
Dr.S. Gopalaraju Government First Grade College Anekal, Bengaluru -562106
78.Business Communication, Media Narrative, and Documentation Practices Related to GST
Authors: Dr. Anuradha HR., Associate Professor, Department of English, Dr.S. Government First Grade College Channapatna, Karnataka, India
79.Role of English Language in GST Documentation: Study of Business Communication Practices in India
Authors: Dr. Mercy Victoria.J, Associate Professor, Department of English, Government First Grade College Kengeri, Karnataka, India-560060
80.Impact of GST on Indian Economy
Authors: Dr. Krishna K.M, Lecturer in Economics,Department of English, Cauvery Group of Institutions Near Devegowda Circle Mysore, Karnataka, India-560060
81.GST-Induced Formalisation, Rural Livelihoods, and Social Equity: Evidence from Informal Enterprise Clusters in Kanakapura, Karnataka
Authors: Dr. Ravikiran N.R, Associate Professor & Head, Department of Commerce, Government First Grade College, Cox Town, Frazer Town Post, Bangalore, India
Dr. Hemanth Kumar S, Professor, Area Chair & IQAC Head, Faculty of Management Studies, CMS Business School, JAIN (Deemed –to-be University), Bangalore, India
Dr. Ravikumar R, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, Government First Grade College, Harohalli, India.
82. Impact of GST on Women in Panchayati Raj Institutions in India
Authors: Dr. Ramya.R, Research Scholar, DOSR in Sociology, Tumkur University, Tumkur & Associate Professor, GFGC. Hoskote, Bangalore Rural
Dr.Ashwini, Associate Professor, DOSR in Sociology Tumkur University,Tumkur
83. GST Compliance Burden and Its Impact on Business Operations of MSMEs:A Study in Bengaluru South District
Authors: Aswathanarayana A, Assistant Professor of Commerce, Government First Grade College, Kodihalli -562119 .
Priyanka N, Assistant Professor of Commerce, Government First Grade College, Kodihalli -562119
84. GST 2.0 and Its Impact on the Manufacturing Industry in Karnataka: A Post Implementation Analysis (2025 Onwards)
Authors: Aswathanarayana A, Assistant Professor of Commerce, Government First Grade College Kodihalli, Kanakapura(t) Bangalore South (d) Karnataka-562119
Satish M D, Assistant Professor of Commerce, The Rural College, Kanakapura, Bangalore South(d)
Dr.H.B.Appaji, Assistant Professor of Commerce, The Rural College, Kanakapura, Bangalore South(d)
85. GST and Women Entrepreneurs in the Rural Areas: Compliance and the Practicalities
Authors: Dr. Mohana RK, Associate Professor,Department of Commerce Government First Grade College Kengeri, Karnataka
86. 'One Nation, One Tax' Evolution: Assessing Sectoral Opportunities and Compliance Challenges with Special Reference to Karnataka State
Authors: Abhijith K, Associate Professor BMS College of Law, Bengaluru, Karnataka
87. Reimagining Narratives in Economic Landscapes: An Analysis of GST in Indian novels
Authors: Dr. S. Kathyayini, Department of English, Jain College (Autonomous), Bengaluru, Karnataka
88. Transformation of Informal Sector in Karnataka Through GST
Authors: Dr. Hema Naik, Associate Professor, Dept. of Sociology, Govt. First Grade College, Harohalli
89. An Empirical Analysis of GST Compliance's Impact on Organizational Performance
Authors: Dr. Shama Begum, PG Department of Commerce Bangalore's Al-Ameen Arts, Science, and Commerce College
90. Spillover Effect on a Commodity Market Due to the GST Reforms 2.0.
Authors: Shreyas M K, Research Scholar Government Ramnarayan Chellaram College of Commerce and Management, Palace Road, Bengaluru-560001
Dr. Sathisha H K, Associate Professor, Government Ramnarayan Chellaram College Of Commerce and Management, Palace Road, Bengaluru-560001
91. Goods and Services Tax and Cooperative Federalism in India: An Empirical Analysis of Karnataka
Authors: Dr. Sarojamma, Assistant Professor of Political Science, Government First Grade College Kengeri Bangalore University, Bengaluru
92. The Impact of GST on Consumption in Rural Areas
Authors: Dr. Prameela.HN, Associate Professor of Economics, Maharanis Arts College for Women,JLB Road, Mysore
Dr.Renukamba PC, Associate Professor of Economics, Government First Grade College, Kengeri, Bengaluru
93. Women's Empowerment and Social Equity: The Role of Self-Help Groups in Rural Transformation
Authors: Dr. Kittappa, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Government First Grade College and PG Center Haveri Gandhipur-581110, Haveri District, Karnataka, India
94. Impact of Goods and Services Tax on Indian Energy Sector
Authors: Dr. Thulasiram, S., Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Govt. First Grade College, Gundlupet, 571111, Karnataka, India
95. Social Equity and Informal Sector Transformation under GST: A Sociological Analysis of Small Enterprises in India
Authors: Dr.M.Sophia Sharon., Associate Professor, Department of Sociology,Mount Carmel College, Autonomous, Bengaluru
96. GST Implementation: Understanding its Effects on Rural Livelihoods
Authors: Kavana.M.H., Research Scholar, Mandya University, Faculty, Department of Sociology, Dr Manmohan Singh Bengaluru City University.
Dr.Nagaraju.H.S, Professor, Department of Sociology, Government College for Women (Autonomous), Mandya
97. GST and its Impact on the Educational Sector in India: A Contemporary Analysis
Authors: Anupama B R, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce And Management, Govt. First Grade College, Ramanagara, Ramanagara District
98. GST Reforms in the Restaurant Industry: Transition from Service Tax to GST and Emerging Billing Practices
Authors: Dr. Geetha Bai A.S, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce Government First Grade College, Kanakapura, Bengaluru South District 562117
99. Recent Changes in GST Reforms in India: Trends, Policy Changes and Economic Impact
Authors: R.Shobha, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, Government College for women (Autonomous), Mandya
100. The Role of English in Media Narratives and Business Communication of GST Reforms in India
Authors: Prasanna Kumar J, Assistant Professor, Department of English Government First Grade College Kanakapura, Bengaluru South District, Pin-562117
101. GST Reforms and India’s Growth Trajectory: Sectoral Opportunities and Challenges
Authors: Dr. Radhika.B, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce Government First Grade College Kanakapura, Bangalore University
102. Efficiency of AI Tools in Business Management for GST Law Practices and its Footprint Implications on FMCG Sectors
Authors: Mahamad Khaleel M, Research Scholar, Al-Ameen Research Foundation, Bangalore
Dr. S. Chitradevi, Research Guide & Professor, Al-Ameen Research Foundation, Bangalore
103. Impact of GST Reforms 2.0 on Insurance Sector of India
Authors: Ms. Roshni Patel, Research Scholar, Vidyabharti Trust College Veer Narmad South Gujrat University of Business, Computer Science & Research
Dr. Snehal Mistry, Principal, Vidyabharti Trust College,Veer Narmad South Gujrat University of Business, Computer Science & Research
104. GST 2.0 and the Transformation of India's Economic Landscape: A Statistical and Policy Analysis
Authors: Mujeeb Khan, Associate Professor Department of Commerce & Management Government First Grade College, Ramanagara, Bangalore South District
105. Impact of GST Reforms on Investment Patterns of Retail Investors in India
Authors: Krishnamurthy R, Assistant Professor of Commerce Government First Grade College, Ramanagara
106. The Socio-Economic Impact of GST Reforms on Consumption Patterns in Tier-2 Cities: An Empirical Analysis
Authors: Raghavendra Rao R K, Assistant Professor Government First Grade College, Kanakapura
107. Public Policy and Government of India: Structure, Challenges and Reforms- 2026
Authors: Dr. Manjunatha R, Associate Professor Government First Grade College, Tumkur-572102
108. Goods and Services Tax (GST) and Its Impact on Inflation in India
Authors: Dr Sowmya S Murthy, Associate Professor of Economics, Government First Grade College, Yelahanka Bangalore
109. The Impact of India's Goods and Services Tax (GST) on Business Operations
Authors: Dr. Muniraju M, Associate Professor, Department of Commerce, Government First Grade College, Yelahanka, Bangalore
