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10 hours ago, mishra said:

I fell for some posts assuming that poster came from honest position of economic impact consideration. Then once i started seeng article with bold headline like job losses in terms of 50% workforce in some no name company and funnily reading the article clarified 50%= 20 employee .:p:.

later another link of a article got posted in thread that Modi accepted demonitisation a mistake atleast with a disclaimer unsure if news is true.:phew:

 

With some people they will believe only what they want to believe , nothing will convince them , but they are dangerous cos they will spread misinformation .  Iam tired of all these guys claiming to be concerned about poor etc when they dont have any other reasoning , at least have the guts to say why you are really criticising .

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With some people they will believe only what they want to believe , nothing will convince them , but they are dangerous cos they will spread misinformation .  Iam tired of all these guys claiming to be concerned about poor etc when they dont have any other reasoning , at least have the guts to say why you are really criticising .

If you actually think this hasn't affected poor , particularly in unorganised sector , then you blinded to reality.

It is probably improved to a bit now plenty of firms/companies didn't give salaries to workers because of lack of physical cash available.

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9 minutes ago, BeautifulGame said:

If you actually think this hasn't affected poor , particularly in unorganised sector , then you blinded to reality.

It is probably improved to a bit now plenty of firms/companies didn't give salaries to workers because of lack of physical cash available.

Where have I said that it hasnt affected ? it has affected all of us . 

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http://economictimes.indiatimes.com/news/politics-and-nation/note-ban-takes-toll-on-terror-pak-counterfeit-presses-close-kashmir-violence-dips-60/articleshow/56383135.cms?utm_source=twt&utm_campaign=ampmobile&utm_medium=referral&fb_ref=Default&from=mdr

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NEW DELHI: India has made significant gains in the war on fake currency, inflicting anoxic damage on terrorism in Kashmir and elsewhere in the country. Two main Pakistani presses engaged in printing counterfeit Indian currency have been forced to shut shop, investigating agencies have told the Centre after assessing the impact of demonetisation on national security. 

This has choked terrorism financing, they said, with the result that terrorism-related violence in Kashmir saw a sharp .. 
 

 

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The government on Sunday announced amendments to the Income-tax rules that banks need to obtain and link PAN card numbers to all existing accounts.

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 Petrol pump owners have just announced that they won't accept cards from Tomorrow.

 

Reason - 

 

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A sudden move by banks to levy a 1% transaction fee on card payments at petrol pumps have taken the oil ministry by surprise and prompted dealers to say they will stop accepting plastic money from Monday, which could inconvenience consumers in times of cash shortage and affect the government's move to expand the cashless eco system in the country.

Link - http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/petrol-pumps-wont-accept-cards-from-monday-to-protest-banks-transaction-fee/articleshow/56402253.cms

 

One clown does not know what the other is doing.

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IT Department overseeing note ban: ‘It’s like making Dracula in charge of blood bank’

Asking the Income Tax Department to ensure the success of the demonetisation move by the government is like making "Dracula in charge of a blood bank."

Asking the Income Tax Department to ensure the success of the demonetisation move by the government is like making “Dracula in charge of a blood bank.” This was stated by Pinaki Misra, a member of parliament from the Biju Lok Dal of Orissa, and a veteran lawyer on the Karan Thapar show on Friday. He said in his legal career he had interacted with the Income Tax Department and he had found that it was the “most corrupt department” in the whole government.

http://www.financialexpress.com/economy/it-department-overseeing-note-ban-its-like-making-dracula-in-charge-of-blood-bank/499297/

 

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http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/allahabad/demonetisations-hits-hard-child-gods-of-sangam/articleshow/56316952.cms

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ALLAHABAD: At a time when cash crunch had made common man suffer for the past around two months, the 'child gods', who meet their daily bread and butter by begging on the sandy banks of Sangam, too are facing the brunt. These four to 10 years old kids disguise themselves as various Hindu gods to beg for alms.

Battling the nail-biting cold breezes on the banks of Sangam, these kids are mostly tribal children from Vindhyachal and adjoining hilly areas and survive on alms which visitors offer them.

 

 

 

offcourse real issue isnt child beggers

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About 66% of Indians surveyed online showed support to prime minister Narendra Modi's demonetisation decision to curb black money, corruption and terrorism into the country,

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Rs 2,000 notes too being pushed into human trafficking: Kailash Satyarthi

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/india/2000-notes-too-being-pushed-into-human-trafficking-kailash-satyarthi/articleshow/56488645.cms

But no significant effort is being seen on ground." "Demonetisation is a way, and not the end in itself for checking trafficking," said Satyarthi, who has waged a war on child labour and trafficking through his movement 'Bachpan Bachao Andolan'.

How Bhakths and supporters started beating drums that backbone of trafficking industry is broken

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