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After a long time, I want to share my thoughts about the Indian government. First: Before 2014, as far as I remember, the media used to speak the truth and question the government. TV shows, celebrities — many of them openly criticized those in powe

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Amanat Prakash

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Fourth: If we earn, we pay tax. If we spend, we pay tax. If we sell something, we pay tax — even on the same item we already paid tax on while buying. We pay taxes on: • Cars • Bikes • Property • Daily essentials • Educational materials • Life and health insurance • Films • Even popcorn — in short, on everything. And what do we get in return? Third-class infrastructure, third-class government employees and systems, and third-class air quality. Basically, we pay taxes for all things third-class.

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Can anyone explain these to me we buy car and pay taxes on it and also pay toll tax on it and again use petrol which is taxed why are we paying these? Can anyone explain.

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🤣Few people's watching nirmala Sitharaman ji memes while eating popcorn 🍿 now Nirmala ji imposed tax on popcorn so now tell me Who is wrong in that case ?

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