The February 2026 issue (Volume 2, Number 2) of IJPHARMDART [eISSN: 3139-1117] has been officially published, featuring a distinguished collection of peer-reviewed scholarly articles that examine the evolving impact of Goods and Services Tax (GST) 2.0, public health, healthcare systems, consumer purchasing behaviour, and global taxation reforms. This multidisciplinary issue reflects the journal's commitment to publishing high-quality research that bridges pharmaceutical sciences, economics, healthcare management, microbiology, and public policy.
The issue presents five insightful research articles contributed by academicians and industry professionals, offering evidence-based perspectives on taxation reforms, pathogen diversity, consumer markets, healthcare economics, and the transformation of India's service sector.
Examining GST's Impact on India's Healthcare and Pharmaceutical Industry
The issue begins with the research article "Impact of Goods and Services Tax (GST) on Healthcare with Special Reference to the Pharmaceutical Industry in India," authored by Ms. Anju Anant.
The study critically evaluates the influence of GST on India's healthcare ecosystem, with particular emphasis on the pharmaceutical sector. The article examines taxation policies affecting medicine pricing, manufacturing, supply chain efficiency, regulatory compliance, and patient accessibility. It highlights both the opportunities and challenges associated with GST implementation while discussing policy measures that could further strengthen India's pharmaceutical industry and healthcare delivery system.
A Multidisciplinary Perspective on Pathogen Diversity and Public Health
Another significant contribution, "A Multidisciplinary View of Pathogen Diversity across Immunology, Microbiology, and Public Health in Environmental and Workplace Contexts," authored by Dr. Ravi Kishor Agrawal, presents a comprehensive scientific review of pathogen diversity from multiple disciplinary perspectives.
The article explores the interaction between infectious agents, environmental conditions, occupational exposure, and public health systems. By integrating concepts from immunology, microbiology, epidemiology, and environmental sciences, the author highlights the importance of surveillance, biosafety, infection prevention, and interdisciplinary research in addressing emerging public health challenges and workplace health risks.
Comparative Analysis of Taxation and Consumer Purchasing Behaviour
The February issue also features "A Comparative Study of Tax Influence on Online and Offline Consumer Purchasing Patterns," authored by Mr. Dhananjay Singh.
The research investigates how taxation policies influence consumer decision-making across digital and conventional retail environments. The article compares purchasing behaviour, pricing sensitivity, consumer preferences, and business strategies in online and offline markets while examining the broader implications of taxation reforms on retail growth, digital commerce, and market competitiveness.
GST 2.0: Global Perspectives on Tax System Evolution
In the article "GST 2.0: A Comparative Global Analysis of Tax System Evolution, Strategic Transformation, and Digital Integration," Dr. Sharddha Agrawal presents an extensive comparative analysis of modern taxation systems across different countries.
The study explores the evolution of GST frameworks, strategic fiscal reforms, digital tax administration, and technology-driven compliance mechanisms adopted globally. By comparing international best practices with India's GST 2.0 framework, the article offers valuable insights into policy innovation, governance efficiency, and future directions for tax system modernization.
Global Comparison of GST 2.0 and Service Sector Transformation
Completing the issue is "Evaluating GST 2.0 and Its Effects on Tourism, Hospitality, and Service Sector Transformation: A Global Comparison," authored by Mr. Vansh Khatri.
The article examines the influence of GST 2.0 on tourism, hospitality, and service industries through a comparative international perspective. It discusses how taxation reforms, digital integration, and regulatory modernization contribute to business efficiency, investment opportunities, customer experience, and sustainable sectoral growth. The study highlights the strategic role of fiscal policy in strengthening service-oriented economies within an increasingly globalized business environment.
Promoting Excellence Through Interdisciplinary Research
The February 2026 issue reflects the broad academic scope of IJPHARMDART [eISSN: 3139-1117], bringing together research spanning pharmaceutical sciences, public health, microbiology, healthcare management, economics, taxation, digital commerce, and policy analysis. The featured articles collectively demonstrate how interdisciplinary scholarship can contribute to evidence-based policymaking, healthcare improvement, economic resilience, and sustainable development.
As an international peer-reviewed scholarly journal, IJPHARMDART [eISSN: 3139-1117] continues to provide a global platform for researchers, academicians, healthcare professionals, and policymakers to disseminate impactful scientific knowledge. The journal remains dedicated to fostering academic excellence, encouraging multidisciplinary collaboration, and advancing research that addresses contemporary global challenges.
Issue Information - https://pharmdart.org/archives-details.php?fldPathId=37
- Journal: IJPHARMDART
- eISSN: 3139-1117
- Volume: 2
- Issue: 2
- Publication Month: February 2026
- Publication Date: 28 February 2026
The Editorial Board extends its heartfelt congratulations to all contributing authors and expresses sincere appreciation to reviewers, editorial members, and readers for their continued support in advancing the journal's mission of publishing high-quality, peer-reviewed research that contributes to scientific innovation, healthcare advancement, and sustainable socio-economic development.
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