New Delhi [India], October 8 (ANI/PRNewswire): All her life, someone or the other has been holding Ishmeet's hand, protecting her, and showing her the way. Until the day she proclaims that she cannot hear the word 'no'. What happens then. Watch Ishmeet and follow her journey in KFC's latest film 'Kshamata'. Directed by acclaimed filmmaker Shoojit Sircar, the film was launched on International Day of Sign Languages, September 23, 2022, at an exclusive screening at PVR Chanakyapuri, Delhi, by Moksh Chopra, GM, KFC India and Shoojit. Directed by Shoojit Sircar, the film marks the brand's efforts with #SpeakSign. The heart-warming film is a glimpse into the life of Ishmeet, portrayed beautifully by Ashmit Kaur & Sapna Soni, as she breaks the societal shackles of what she can and cannot do. The screening was followed by a panel discussion with Moksh, Shoojit, Ritu Sharda, Chief Creative Officer, Ogilvy and Dr Sujaya Banerjee, Founder and CEO, Capstone People
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NFC stands for near-field communication.
The NFC technology lets users transact without the need to swipe a card physically.
Google Pay is likely to up the ante in India’s burgeoning fintech segment by launching NFC based payments. The NFC technology lets users transact without the need to swipe a card physically.
Instead, it simply needs a user to keep its NFC-enabled device close enough to the point of sale machine, which also needs to be NFC-enabled for completing the transaction. It is important to note that NFC stands for near-field communication.
Google Pay has been known for bringing innovation in payment technology. It was among the first platforms in India which launched UPI based payments. The platform recently also allowed its users to transact safely using their credit cards, and now it might soon the NFC-based technology.