Although at the moment India cannot afford to slash the tax rate on automobiles drastically, he said a plan to reduce cess on the industry can be looked at considering the sector's contribution to the overall GDP of the country. Kirloskar stressed that such a step to reduce the taxes gradually would also benefit the country in terms of employment and boosting economic growth.
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