The March 2026 issue (Volume 2, Number 3) of IJPHARMDART [eISSN: 3139-1117] has been officially published, featuring a special collection of peer-reviewed scholarly articles dedicated to Goods and Services Tax (GST) 2.0 and its transformative influence on India's economy. This issue presents multidisciplinary perspectives on taxation reforms, sustainable business practices, tourism, banking, manufacturing, and the pharmaceutical sector, providing valuable insights for academicians, policymakers, industry professionals, and researchers.
The special issue comprises five research articles authored by experts from academia and industry, collectively examining how GST 2.0 is reshaping business ecosystems, improving economic efficiency, and supporting sustainable national development.
GST 2.0 Reforms and Their Impact on India's Tourism and Hospitality Sector
The issue begins with the research article "Evaluating GST 2.0 Reforms and Their Influence on the Growth of Tourism and Hospitality Sector in India," authored by Dr. Vikas.
The article critically evaluates the implications of GST 2.0 on one of India's fastest-growing service industries. It examines how taxation reforms have influenced operational efficiency, pricing structures, investment opportunities, and overall business competitiveness within the tourism and hospitality sector. The study also discusses the potential of GST 2.0 to enhance ease of doing business while supporting sustainable growth in India's travel economy.
Reimagining Corporate Social Responsibility in the GST 2.0 Era
Another important contribution, "Reimagining Corporate Social Responsibility for Sustainable Growth in the GST 2.0 Era," authored by Mr. Dhanajay Singh, explores the evolving relationship between taxation policy and responsible corporate governance.
The article examines how organizations can integrate Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives with changing fiscal policies to create long-term social, environmental, and economic value. The author highlights the role of ethical business practices, sustainability, and stakeholder engagement in strengthening corporate resilience while aligning business objectives with national development priorities under the GST 2.0 framework.
Strengthening India's Service Economy Through GST 2.0
The issue also features "Transforming India's Service Economy: The Role of GST 2.0 in Tourism and Hospitality Sectors," authored by Mr. Vansh Khatri.
The article provides an insightful analysis of GST 2.0 as a catalyst for growth within India's expanding service economy. It discusses how tax simplification, improved compliance mechanisms, and digital integration can contribute to increased investment, enhanced customer experiences, and greater competitiveness in tourism and hospitality businesses. The study highlights the broader economic significance of taxation reforms in supporting employment generation and sustainable sectoral development.
Assessing GST Effects on Banking and Manufacturing Industries
In "An Analytical Study of GST Effects on Banking and Manufacturing Industries in India," Mr. Rahul Dani presents a comparative evaluation of GST's impact across two major pillars of the Indian economy.
The research investigates how GST reforms have influenced operational costs, tax compliance, supply chain management, financial services, and industrial productivity. The article provides analytical insights into the opportunities and challenges faced by both sectors while emphasizing the importance of policy refinement to maximize economic efficiency and business growth.
Comparative Taxation Analysis of Pharmaceutical and FMCG Industries
Completing the issue is "Comparative Analysis of Taxation under GST: A Study of the Pharmaceutical Industry and FMCG Industry in India," authored by Ms. Anju Anant.
The study offers a comprehensive comparison of GST implementation across two strategically important industries. By examining taxation structures, pricing strategies, supply chain dynamics, regulatory compliance, and market competitiveness, the article identifies sector-specific challenges and opportunities created by GST reforms. The research contributes valuable insights for policymakers and business leaders seeking to strengthen India's manufacturing and healthcare ecosystems.
Advancing Research on Economic Policy and Business Transformation
The March 2026 Special Issue reflects the multidisciplinary scope of IJPHARMDART [eISSN: 3139-1117], bringing together scholarly research in taxation, finance, business management, economics, public policy, tourism, manufacturing, healthcare, and corporate sustainability. The featured articles collectively demonstrate how fiscal reforms such as GST 2.0 can influence economic development, industrial competitiveness, and sustainable business practices across diverse sectors of the Indian economy.
As an international peer-reviewed scholarly journal, IJPHARMDART [eISSN: 3139-1117] remains committed to publishing impactful research that bridges academic inquiry with practical policy applications. Through evidence-based scholarship and interdisciplinary collaboration, the journal continues to contribute to informed decision-making, economic innovation, and sustainable national development.
Issue Information - https://pharmdart.org/archives-details.php?fldPathId=43
- Journal: IJPHARMDART
- eISSN: 3139-1117
- Volume: 2
- Issue: 3
- Publication Month: March 2026
- Publication Date: 21 March 2026
The Editorial Board congratulates all contributing authors for their outstanding scholarly contributions and extends its sincere appreciation to reviewers, editorial members, and readers for their continued support in strengthening the journal's mission of promoting academic excellence, interdisciplinary research, and scientific publishing of international standards.
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