@MasalaBai Thats true #women are not good cooks. In fact they are not good many things. They shouldn’t be given any critical work that our life depends on.
@rishibagree#FM has already given enough belt treatment to #indian#Economy and #Taxpayer . Every genuine taxpayer is working hard to leave this failed country.
More #Indians are becoming less hopeful about their quality of life as stagnant wages and higher living costs cloud future prospects, a survey showed, in disappointing news for Prime Minister #NarendraModi ahead of this week's #annualbudget.
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In India, to earn ₹1,000, a salaried person first pays ₹340 in income tax.
Out of the remaining ₹1,000:
🛢️ Spends ₹200 on petrol and pays ₹110 as Taxes.
📚 Spends ₹200 on education and pays ₹36 GST.
🛡️ Spends ₹100 on insurance and pays ₹18 GST.
��️ Spends ₹100 on pens and books, paying ₹18 GST.
💸 Saves ₹100, earns ₹50 more, and pays ₹10 in capital gains tax.
What’s left? Just ₹300 — with which you still have to pay:
🚗 Toll fees
🏥 Hospital bills + GST
🥦 Rent & Groceries
🎟️ Movie tickets + GST
In total, over 50% of your income is taken by the government. And what do you get for it?
❌ Poor-quality air
❌ Pothole-ridden roads
❌ Widespread corruption
❌ A judiciary lacking confidence
❌ Failing public health and education systems
❌ Crumbling infrastructure
❌ Minimal GDP growth
❌ Sky-high inflation
Taxation like this isn’t governance—it’s daylight robbery.