demonetisation

Demonetisation has struck many people very hard, especially the small-time traders and daily wage earners for whom cash is the main medium of transactions. A bank’s innovative and quick thinking helped make life easier for several such cash-strapped citizens.

A startup called Serv'd has come up with an offline wallet solution that allows one to make payments digitally even to those who don't have a smart phone or Internet connection.

Goa is poised to become the first cashless state by the end of the year with the government pushing hard for the adoption of digital payments.

With the demonetisation drive in full swing, many people are beginning to realise the importance of having a PAN card. Read on to find out more about this increasingly important identification document, and how to go about getting one if you don’t have it already.

Daksha and Bharat Parmar's wedding was scheduled for November 24 and their families were preparing for the ceremony when the sudden announcement about demonetization came in.

Withdrawal of old 500 and 1000-rupee notes is making it hard for traffickers, drug dealers and those involved in prostitution to conduct their illegal business.

This chartered accountant served free food for three days to employees and customers standing in queues outside ICICI Bank in Noida.

While countless dairy cooperatives across India are facing problems after demonetisation, Chennai-based Hatsun Agro's 3.1 lakh farmers have received their due payments against milk supplies on time through bank transfers.

The Telangana State Marketing Department has come up with a unique experiment to help people through the ongoing cash crunch.

During his reign, Muhammad Bin Tughlaq demonetised gold and silver coins and replaced them with copper and brass ones! Here is the fascinating story of how this unique currency change took place in 14th century India.