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April - June 2018 Issue

April-June 2018 issue of Economic Challenger has a new feature devoting many articles on GST presented in a Conference held at Vijayawada in January this year.  Besides regular articles have also been included.  We promise to cater to the varying needs of our readers and the academia more prominently in the times to come.








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