Mann Ki Baat: Our dream is a cashless society, says PM

November 27, 2016

New Delhi, Nov 27: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday in the 26th edition of 'Mann Ki Baat' urged traders and youth to move towards less-cash society.

Mann''Our dream is a cashless society, but we can definitely take the first step towards a less-cash society", said PM. He said in the wake of the demonetization drive there has been 300 per cent increase in the use of Rupay card since people started using it.

Common people will be trouble free if they are made aware of this digital financial transaction, added PM.

PM thanked all bank employees and others who are working to help people post-demonetisation.

PM justified the demonetization move saying treatment cannot be simple for a disease (Blackmoney and corruption) infected the country for 70 years.

Further details are awaited.

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Indian
 - 
Sunday, 27 Nov 2016

If anyone have good suggestion to give will appreciate, otherwise get off u ass.

Skazi
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Sunday, 27 Nov 2016

Khad asa bod na ..... wage earners will have to visit the bank Atm daily to collect yesterdays wages.... provided the owner transfers the money in time

Ansari
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Sunday, 27 Nov 2016

Yes it will Cash less... but also with people less..

Arif
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Sunday, 27 Nov 2016

Tax is like 'Herding', the way a shepherd herds the animals to reach the destination, Govt. is doing the same by herding the people towards banking cartels. This is why they created 'cash crunch' and issuing Rs.2000 note first instead of Rs.500 is the reason for it. There is a greater agenda that is happening all over the world, under the guidance of UN, IMF and World Bank, in order to bring humanity under one umbrella, so that every economic activities can be controlled and monitored by \few\" who wants to rule the world and bring about one world government, one religion, one culture, one money (digital), one economic system and one civil society. In order to achieve this, they do not care if people face problems, they have to do this some how. As such digital money is just some digital pulses, they can easily manipulate the world through this. Already PM yesterday told us that he did the demonetization \"on the recommendation of RBI\". And the RBI gets recommendation from IMF and World Bank. Our Prophet (s.a.w.s) about Dajjal and his trials, which will be greatest trials that humanity will undergo. Dajjal will emerge hoping people development s and prosper, our prophet (s.a.w.s) told us that his heaven is hell and his hell is actually heaven. Dajjal yet to emerge among our midst, but the process to make his rule effective world over, is already happening in our midst. Dajjal sees with only one eye, i.e., this Dunia and other eye is completely shut, the eye of Akhira. Most of the education, economic , political systems in our midst have already removed the words religion and God. Only one thing I have to say during these trials, is to keep our faith in tact."

Rikaz
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Sunday, 27 Nov 2016

Mr. Modiji, we have 30-40% illiterates.....how you are going to convince and help them to use bank debit and credit cards....

This is a good idea, this will stop corruption, no doubt at all.....

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The total number of active cases in the country now stands at 39,834 while the number of cured/discharged/migrated stands at 17,847.

The country has reported 1,981 deaths so far, added the Ministry.

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