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Since the announcement of Demonetization on 8 th  of November, Indians are struggling outside Banks but no one is saying that this step is bad, those who are Criticizing are only targeting the implementation of this step. This Bold move by the current government proves that it is able enough to take big and risky decisions. So what’s next, does this government not gonna take any such decisions in future, well the answer is they gonna take, but before taking another big decision they want to make this decision of Demonetization a good one. Recent moves like the promotion to Cashless transactions is one of them, Government is using its full power in making Indian economy a less Cash economy, which they need to do before the end of next year if they want to win again in upcoming center elections. If this dream of less Cash economy become possible then India economy will grow at the rate of 8% easily because the current budget of government moves around 4 lakh Crore but if less Cas...

Ever since the announcement of Demonetization the use of ATM machines has increased in India and now people are also facing the problem of shortage of ATM machines in India. Well, India is a large country but still it has around 2 lakh ATM machines only, which is very less whereas America has more than 4 lakh who’s population is around 30 Crore and India have four times more population than of America so it should have more than 10 lakh ATM machines at least. According to a recent survey done by RBI, one out three ATM in India don’t work which make the situation worse along with Demonetization effect. A report of 2012 suggest that around 59% ATMs are controlled by SBI and around 95% of them work well a new report suggest, which is a good news if you are a State Bank customer but why other banks are not opening ATMs well there a financial logic behind this, A 2014 report suggest that a bank has to spend around Rs50,000 ($741) every month on ATM which is quite high and difficult ...