Impact of Demonetization in India
On 8th November 2016, India prime minister Narendra Modi had declared the demonetization of 500 & 1000 rupees notes. After that historic sudden decision, the changes seen within Indian Territory, even beyond its boundaries...
- Maoists hit...
- No stone-pelting in J&K...
- Burning schools stopped in J&K...
- Corrupts are burning cash...
- Notes burnt by corrupts will reduce fiscal deficit as liability cancelled...
- Arhar dal crashes to Rs.80/-kg in UP...
- Kirana shops/Panwalas installing debit card machines...
- Municipalities making record recoveries of house tax...
- Bijli companies making huge record recoveries of past arrears...
- Medicine shops making big sales...
- Delhi Metro smart cards sales increase...
- Many businessmen recovering past dues as old as 4 years and getting advance for new orders...
- Huge opportunities for mobile wallets (Airtel Money, Vodafone mPesa, IRCTC wallet, Paytm etc)...
- Banks plush with funds. Rs.3 lakh crore banked in 4 days!!! Cost of funds reduced for banks...
- Labourers paid Dihadi for standing in queues...
- All property deals involving black money in jeopardy...
- Property prices come down by 25%...
- Democracy deepened. All castes/creeds standing in same queue...
- Fake currency rackets hit...
- Political parties spends in Punjab/UP hit...
- Missing JNU student Najeeb is suddenly Found & OROP is well...
- Rs. 2000 notes will cut currency printing costs for Govt...
- Drug peddlers in Punjab hit...
- IT raids un-erathing black money till now above 200 crores...
- Cops detecting /unearthing hug cash in nakabandi...
- Public not wasting time on faaltu test matches and watching faaltu bollywood movies. Facing the real life...
- Hawala has come to a stand-still...
- Betting, Satta, Juaa industry hit badly...
- Great precedent set-political leader takes hard decision benefiting nation not bothering about his political costs...
- People realise there can be a selfless politician...
- People willing to bear short-term pains for long-term gains...
- Demands in other countries (Pakistan/Australia) to emulate India's step. India again on way to regaining its Vishwaguru status...
- Message sent to the world that despite being a large diversified democracy, India can take tough decisions and same well-received by its people...
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