GST will be India's 'economic freedom', says Reliance Group chairman Anil Ambani
Ambani said there are moments in the life of a nation when history is made not in small steps of incremental gain but in giant leaps of ambition.

Mumbai: Industrialist Anil Ambani today termed the Goods and Services Tax (GST), being rolled out from 1 July, as India's "economic freedom" and said it would make the country the biggest free and democratic market in the history of humankind.Speaking here at a mutual fund industry event, the Reliance Group chairman said there are many ways of counting the benefits of GST and as many of counting its costs."But there is just one way of describing its true promise. GST is not just another piece of reform or transform, however significant. GST is the liberation of our economic imagination. It is our economic freedom," he said.Ambani said there are moments in the life of a nation when history is made not in small steps of incremental gain but in giant leaps of ambition."We, the people of India, are privileged to bear witness to one such moment in time," he said, referring to the proposed rollout of GST on midnight of 30 June.


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