Over 64.1 million e-way bills were generated in July, the second highest after peak of 71.2 million in April in a year, reflecting sharp recovery in business activity.
According to data from goods and services tax network (GSTN), e-way bills clocked 17.4% higher in July versus June when 54.6 million were issued.
E-way bills are needed for transportation of goods of more than Rs 50,000 in value. With states easing restrictions and removing lockdowns amid loosening grip of the second Covid wave, business activity has improved in July compared to previous months.
July numbers, which include 24.8 million for inter-state and 39.2 million for intrastate movement of …
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