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Dr. Vishwanath Karad MIT World Peace University, Pune
Organising Two-days International Conference on
GST Reforms and Their Social and Cultural Impact
Conference Date: 23th-24th March 2026 | Mode: Hybrid (Offline+Online)


Title: GST Reforms: Economics, Social and Cultural Dimensions 

Editors: Prof. Dr. Anjali Sane, Dr. Jivan Biradar and Dr. Sushil Kumar Gupta 

Published by: Journal Press India          e-ISBN: 978-93-49790-02-5         DOI: 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2600

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S.No Paper ID Paper Title Author/s Name Pagination Article View Suggested Citation DOI No.
1 Chapter 1 Banking Technology in GST Ecosystem: Transforming Compliance, Payments, and Financial Integration Gaurav Kulkarni 1-14 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2601
2 Chapter 2 Beyond Taxation: GST, Consumption Patterns and Cultural Symbolism in India Kalpakshi Kadam, Mobina Abutalibi 15-25 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2602
3 Chapter 3 GST and Changing Consumption Patterns in India Anusha Raje, Arundhati Barve, Yogini Paradkar 26-39 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2603
4 Chapter 4 GST and Changing Consumption Patterns in India: A Comparative Look at the Pre-GST and Post-GST Tax Burden on Digital Streaming Services in India Vedant Zade, Vishnavi Marathe, Priyanshi Kishore, Chakradhar Londhe, Utkarsh Pandey 40-51 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2604
5 Chapter 5 GST’s Role in 5G Rollout in India: A Critical Analysis of Its Impact on Telecom Infrastructure Prathamesh Bhingare, Venkatesh Gajare 52-66 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2605
6 Chapter 6 Impact on Cybersecurity in Banking: Challenges, Compliance, and the Road Ahead Aadrika Mishra 67-75 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2606
7 Chapter 7 GST and the Taxation of Influencers and Digital Content Creators in India: A Study of the Rules, the Gaps, and What They Mean for Online Creators Shubhangi Gaikwad, Vatsalya Mittal, Preet Kochar 76-85 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2607
8 Chapter 8 GST and the Transformation of Logistics Costs in India: An Empirical and Policy Analysis Mohammed Double 86-99 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2608
9 Chapter 9 GST and OTT Platforms: Taxation Challenges - A Comprehensive Research Paper Examining the Intersection of Digital Streaming Services and India’s Goods and Services Tax Framework Rashi Suramwar 100-115 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2609
10 Chapter 10 GST and OTT Platforms: Taxation Dynamics in India - A Comparative Analysis of Pre-GST and Post-GST Tax Burden on Digital Streaming Services Vedant Zade 116-127 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2610
11 Chapter 11 GST Reforms, Cultural Consumption Disruption, and the Erosion of Traditional Craft Markets in India: Evidence from the Apparel and Footwear Sectors Samnit Singh, Aditya Jamuar 128-141 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2611
12 Chapter 12 Evaluating GST’s Effectiveness in Reducing Tax Cascading in Indian Manufacturing Shriram Vipin Patil 142-155 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2612
13 Chapter 13 GST and Supply Chain Optimization: Evidence from Indian Manufacturing Firms Sakshi Sinha 156-168 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2613
14 Chapter 14 GST’s Impact on Supply Chain Visibility in India: A Comprehensive Economic and Operational Evaluation- From Tax-Driven Fragmentation to System-Wide Real Time Optimization (Post GST 2.0) Aagam Jain 169-176 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2614
15 Chapter 15 GST’s Influence on Rental Income Taxation in Urban India: A Comprehensive Empirical and Policy Analysis Atharva Memane 177-191 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2615
16 Chapter 16 A Comparative Study of Pre-GST and Post-GST Taxation in Heavy Industries: An In-Depth Analysis of India’s Tax Reform Impact on Steel, Cement, Petroleum, Power, Automotive, and Capital Goods Sectors Ruqaiya Abdul Hussain Shah 192-204 View Citation 10.17492/JPI/MITWPU/2616