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Couple of months back I was out for a stroll (since the weather was nice and pleasant) with a friend. We decided to sit in the park and grab some bite.We saw a young mother (I assume she was 19-20) with her child (who was around 3-4) trying to cross the street. The child was playing with a toy and dropped it. While he tried to get it, the signal was still red and somehow he was grabbed by his shirt before any damage could have taken place.His mother just went beserk and slapped him hard and shouted 'You f*** moron' which probably must have been heard around the whole neighbourhood. My friend burst to tears and the people around that area were definitely disturbed. I found that incident quite disturbing and damaging and so did my friend.Any act of hurting a child or using similar means to me seem damaging.

I was pondering this one this morning.About eight years ago I was traveling home from New Zealand with a small group. We had a roughly-18-hour layover in Sydney, Australia and we packed a massive amount of sightseeing into that time.The subway stopped at an underground mall. Amongst cute (and expensive, and gimmicky) tourist shops was a place offering Sydney tourist t-shirts.Posted on the wall of shelves stacked with shirts was this sign:“Ladies, please do not try on the shirts. Your makeup ruins them.”Okay then.My sis and I did not try on the shirts. We did purchase shirts.I managed to squeeze into mine once. And I was tiny back then. I recall giving it away shortly after arriving home.While I definitely sympathize with management constantly dealing with foundation-streaked shirts, this thought dawned on me today:Maybe if their shirts were properly sized, women wouldn’t be wriggling out of shirts too small for them.It is possible to carefully remove a tshirt without rubbing makeup on it. However, this becomes almost entirely impossible if the shirt is too small.Cause and effect? Probably not. But I’ve always regretted dropped $20 on a shirt I wore precisely once.

For example, You can buy a shirt with much cheaper price than present day's (non-GST) price. Let me explain,# Present days or Non-GST exampleSuppose a manufacturer assembles necessary raw materials & makes a shirt. He spends an amount of say ₹100/- to make it. Now, for profit making he adds extra ₹20/- to sell the shirt.So, ₹120 & Assume there is 10% tax for sales of the shirt uniformly. 10% tax on ₹120 = ₹12 So, finally he will sell the shirt to a wholesaler/retailer with (120+12)= ₹132/- Rs. As, the manufacturer collects the tax of ₹12/- which he will pay to the govt, from the wholesaler/retailer.Now, the wholesaler/retailer who buys the shirt with ₹132, adds another ₹30/- for his profit, and prepares to sell it with ₹162/- ohh.. there's 10% tax.. So, finally he sells the good with (162+16.2)= ₹178.2/- here also the wholesaler/retailer collects the tax of ₹16.2/- from the final consumer.So, total taxes paying =(12+16.2)=₹28.2So finally the Market value of the shirt with Non-GST becomes ₹178.2# GST exampleNow, I will show you how GST will reduce the market price of the same shirt.While buying the raw materials of ₹100/- from the market, Manufacturer already pays 10% taxes or say ₹10 tax imposed on the raw materials. So, when he adds ₹20 with ₹100 to sell the shirt, the taxation rules will be as follows-10% tax on ₹120 = ₹12 , but in earlier, the manufacturer pays a tax of ₹10 through buying the raw materials of the shirt. So, this time only (12–10)= ₹2 Rs. Tax will be added with the ₹120. So, selling price = ₹122/-Now, the wholesaler/retailer who buys the shirt with ₹122/- adds ₹30/- for his profit , makes the price (122+30)=₹152/- So, taxation will be ₹15.2 (as per 10% tax).but, as in the earlier two cases ₹12 tax already paid. So, this time only (15. 2–12)=₹3.2 will be added with ₹152/- .So, finally one consumer can pay just (152+3.2)=₹155.2/- to buy the shirt.Here, Total tax paying= (10+2+3.2)= ₹15.2So, Market price of the shirt with GST = ₹155.2/-Non-GST = ₹178.2 ; GST= ₹155.2/-Basically GST will replace all types of indirect taxes (Central excise duty, custom duty, state VAT, sales tax, etc.) & Common people will be benefitted by paying no extra or multiple taxes.