The Reserve Bank of India recently announced a dividend transfer of nearly Rs 2.87 lakh crore to the Central government. Cheema said the RBI dividend share demand fits the spirit of cooperative federalism. He added that states also need stronger financial support.

Cheema warned that frequent use of RBI reserves could affect the central bank’s long-term strength. He said India needs a financially stable RBI to handle future economic challenges.

The Punjab minister also said states play a major role in India’s growth. He urged the Centre to share extraordinary financial gains fairly with every state.

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Speaking on social media, Kangana Ranaut praised the leadership for introducing reforms that focus on digital compliance, reduced paperwork, and greater ease of doing business. She highlighted that these changes will encourage entrepreneurship, boost manufacturing, and bring small traders into the formal economy.

The Centre’s next-gen GST reforms aim to improve efficiency in revenue collection, cut down on tax evasion, and strengthen cooperative federalism. According to the government, the policy will also benefit states by ensuring timely tax sharing and a more predictable revenue flow.

Kangana Ranaut, who has often voiced her views on national development, said the reforms represent India’s push toward becoming a self-reliant and globally competitive economy. She added that structural changes like GST are vital for achieving the long-term vision of a developed nation under the Viksit Bharat mission.

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