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The Goods and Services Tax (GST) formally launched on July 1, which is meant to be the biggest indirect tax reform in India since Independence, has lowered the taxes on many essential goods like those of mineral water and insulin. However, a few categories of goods and services have also become dearer.

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Eatables

1) Paneer

2) Cornflakes

3) Coffee

4) Ghee

5) Biscuits

6) Chewing gum

7) Ice-cream

8) Tea

9) Chocolates

10) Spices

Medicines

1) Ayurvedic and other alternative medicines

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Metal

1) Gold

Hotels, restaurants and travel

1) Hotels with room tariffs above Rs 7,500

2) Fine-dining restaurants

3) Restaurants inside five-star hotels

Entertainment

1) Movie tickets above Rs 100

2) Concerts

3) IPL matches

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Clothes

1) Clothes above Rs 1,000

Toiletries

1) Shampoos

2) Perfumes

Electronic appliances

1) Air-conditioner

2) Fridge

3) Washing machine

4) Television

5) Smartphones

6) Laptops

7) Desktops

Automobiles

1) Two-wheelers with engine capacity of more than 350 cc

2) Small and mid-size cars

3) SUVs

Banking services

1) Insurance premiums

2) Banking charges

3) Credit card bill