Why flavoured milk taxed at 12% but not flavoured lassi, AAR contradictions and confusion explained

The GST rate for Paratha is 18%, whereas, for roti, it is 5%. Flavoured milk is taxed at 12%, while flavoured lassi at 0%. Why do different tax rates apply on Paratha vs roti; flavoured lassi vs flavoured milk? ET’s Sachin Dave explains the tax rate controversy, contradictory AAR rulings, and the road ahead for Indian taxmen and government. Watch
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