The self-development programme of India-Aatmanirbhar, is an initiative to develop Bharat in all the possible sectors, including software and application
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A Glimpse At What Indiaâs Digital Payments Sector May Look Like In The Not-Too-Distant Future
by Swarajya Staff - Jun 2, 2021 12:37 PM
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Snapshot
The Smahi Foundation reports hints that financial inclusion in India is just the beginning of the massive changes towards a highly financialized society
Smahi Foundation has recently published a detailed report on Digital Payments in India.
Digital payments is an exciting space changing the way business is conducted in India, bringing in greater formalization, compliance and financialization. The report brings out the tremendous growth experienced in this regard especially after the Jan Dhan Accounts were opened and the JAM trinity came into play.
What The Future Holds In The Indian Digital Payments Space
by Ritu Bhandari - May 12, 2021 12:42 PM
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Snapshot
With e-payments becoming popular as time progresses, here are a list of futuristic reforms that are likely to happen in India, making the less-cash and easy transfer concept more ubiquitous.
Cash is king, but Digital is divine. India has built an expansive, secure, efficient and scalable public digital infrastructure, âIndia Stackâ which is paving the way for a massive world-leading âDigital Payments Revolutionâ.
The entry of well-funded and aggressive technology-first companies (erstwhile dominated by Banks) has made digital payments ubiquitous in India and laid a strong foundation for digitization and cross-selling of other financial services and products.
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SC agrees to hear a petition by BJP leader Vinit Goenka to regulate social media platforms on “anti-India messages” sent to provoke violence in the country. Representational Image | Photo Credit: Twitter
Key Highlights
On Thursday, I-T Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad warned social media platforms against spreading fake news
Recently, BJP leaders have started their official accounts on Koo
Government of India versus social media platform Twitter is in the focus every day. The fight has now gone to the Supreme Court. The Apex court has issued notice to Twitter & Centre seeking a mechanism monitor content. On Thursday, Information & Technology Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad had warned social media platforms in Parliament against the spread of fake news. “Social media has a big role in Digital India program but if social media is misused to spread fake news and violence, then action will be taken,” he said