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Shivraj Singh Chouhan Sees A Conspiracy In "Missing" Rs 2,000 Notes
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today claimed that Rs 2,000 notes were vanishing from the market, and alleged that there was a "conspiracy" behind it.
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Google Play Downloads Hit Record High in Q4, Leads App Store by 145 Percent: App Annie
App usage grew rapidly in India, driven by the unlimited 4G access by Reliance Jio, says report.
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In Bengaluru, Street-Side Books Market Goes Digital
Bengaluru seems to be leading the way in transition to cashless economy. After the British era Russell Market, a popular roadside book market has made a similar shift. Majority of the book sellers on Avenue Road street side market have jumped on to the mobile wallet bandwagon. Several small vendors selling books, both new and used are accepting pay...
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Inside What Would Be Assam's First Cashless Village
38-year-old Naresh Nath is among the first few rural villagers in Assam who have started to transact cashless. Like him at least 2,000 other villagers of Chatonguri in Assam's Morigaon district, 110 kilometres from Guwahati, have started to buy their essentials from their tiny village market digitally.
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TRAI Chief Bats for Low Charges to Promote Digital Payments
"India is an extremely cost-sensitive market - you can't have Rs. 5 commission on Rs. 100 transaction. That is not going to work."
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Madhya Pradesh Starts Campaign For Farmers' Cashless Transaction Training
The Madhya Pradesh government will start a campaign to impart training for cashless transactions and to create awareness among farmers visiting Mandis (agriculture produce markets) to sell their crops.
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BJP Leaders Campaign For Cashless Society
In the wake of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for a "cashless society", Delhi BJP leaders today visited markets and residential colonies in the national capital to educate people, about cashless transactions.
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Notes Ban: Small Traders Go Cashless In Ahmedabad
Jagdish Bhai, a retired government official in Ahmedabad, went shopping for vegetables on Tuesday, dreading the loss of precious cash, but he was in for a pleasant surprise. His local grocer had put up a big hoarding announcing that he now accepts payment by credit and debit cards.
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Shivraj Singh Chouhan Sees A Conspiracy In "Missing" Rs 2,000 Notes
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan today claimed that Rs 2,000 notes were vanishing from the market, and alleged that there was a "conspiracy" behind it.
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Google Play Downloads Hit Record High in Q4, Leads App Store by 145 Percent: App Annie
App usage grew rapidly in India, driven by the unlimited 4G access by Reliance Jio, says report.
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In Bengaluru, Street-Side Books Market Goes Digital
Bengaluru seems to be leading the way in transition to cashless economy. After the British era Russell Market, a popular roadside book market has made a similar shift. Majority of the book sellers on Avenue Road street side market have jumped on to the mobile wallet bandwagon. Several small vendors selling books, both new and used are accepting pay...
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Inside What Would Be Assam's First Cashless Village
38-year-old Naresh Nath is among the first few rural villagers in Assam who have started to transact cashless. Like him at least 2,000 other villagers of Chatonguri in Assam's Morigaon district, 110 kilometres from Guwahati, have started to buy their essentials from their tiny village market digitally.
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TRAI Chief Bats for Low Charges to Promote Digital Payments
"India is an extremely cost-sensitive market - you can't have Rs. 5 commission on Rs. 100 transaction. That is not going to work."
-
Madhya Pradesh Starts Campaign For Farmers' Cashless Transaction Training
The Madhya Pradesh government will start a campaign to impart training for cashless transactions and to create awareness among farmers visiting Mandis (agriculture produce markets) to sell their crops.
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BJP Leaders Campaign For Cashless Society
In the wake of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for a "cashless society", Delhi BJP leaders today visited markets and residential colonies in the national capital to educate people, about cashless transactions.
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Notes Ban: Small Traders Go Cashless In Ahmedabad
Jagdish Bhai, a retired government official in Ahmedabad, went shopping for vegetables on Tuesday, dreading the loss of precious cash, but he was in for a pleasant surprise. His local grocer had put up a big hoarding announcing that he now accepts payment by credit and debit cards.
