Days of paying ₹50 to send ₹1,000...
From Congress to UPI...
How has remittances changed in India?
The system used to charge a fee of ₹50 for sending ₹1,000...
Now money is flowing freely in few seconds, successors of the same system are coming and giving lectures on digital payments!
Once upon a time when the Congress was in power... To send a money order of ₹1,000 to the village, a government fee of ₹50, i.e. 5 percent had to be paid!
As if that's not enough... the postman has to be paid a bribe of ₹2 to ₹5 per hundred in the name of "convenience fee" to hand over the money order!
In some places there were complaints that they were pressing up to ₹10 per hundred. The money would come only if that bribe was given.
The people also accepted that all this was part of the system and tolerated it!
In other words, it was not only money that had to be spent back then...Time, labor and self-esteem had to be spent!
Need ₹100 DD for exam?
First go to the bank.
Congestion Queu, application, stand all day, you will not get DD even at 3 pm!
₹20 extra for that ₹100 DD.
Did you get the DD?
The work is not done yet!
Post office again next day, queu again, registry again. Cost ₹25 again!
That means for work worth ₹100...
The money is gone.
The journey is gone.
Time is gone.
Not one... two offices to go around!
They are not the ones standing in the queues.
They are not the ones who wasted the day at the bank counter.
They were not the ones who turned around the post office.
Now they are shedding tears in the name of the common man!
Once upon a time people's time was worthless...
Office time is worth it!
Once upon a time people's comfort was not valued...The clerk who moves the file is worth it!
Once upon a time people's money had no value...
Worth the mid-cut fees!
The strange thing is...
Congress did not move on money order fees!
No movement on DD exploitation!
No movement on post office queues!
The war was not fought for people's time.
The war was not fought for the sake of the people.
War was not fought for the plight of the people.
But now people suddenly love the digital system!
Now compare the same scenario with UPI.
Take the mobile. Scan the QR code. Pay up in a few seconds. Work done!
No bank queue.
There is no circle of DDs.
There is no post office runner.
There is no registry.
Tea shop.
Vegetable cart
A small hotel.
small trader
There is no need for a bank counter to withdraw money anywhere!
Then the man goes to the system to send the money...Now the system is in the hands of man!
Once upon a time an office was needed to send money. Then another office is needed.
Now?
One mobile is enough!
Once upon a time a small trader...
"Do you have change?" The question Now...
“Is there a QR code?” That's it!
It's not just a change of payment method.
The way man moves money has changed!
People seem to have forgotten.
But people have not forgotten!
The journey from money order to UPI has been reduced, not just the fees...Distance to run.
It's not just queuing time that's reduced...
Getting around the bribery system!
Reduced is not just paper…A process of unnecessary exploitation!
Once upon a time...
"Where to send money?" was the question.
Now...
"To whom should it be sent?" That is the question!
There is no central bank.
No queue.
No post office.
No registry.
No more of that old wheel that devours man's time!
Congress...
Their nature is to scream and shout with anger.
Let them and their supporters keep yelling like that...People are not going back to the old queues!
Because...
India has come from money order era to UPI era
Not to walk back...The habit of moving forward has come.
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Tnnews24 digital Amit Shah unleashed the third weapon the country was waiting for, leaving Congress, Islamists in shock 44,234 views Sep 14, Comments @jeyaramanvadivel1062 5 days ago
Along with this, it should be declared that privileges should not be given on the basis of caste... Common Civil Code is very necessary for the country. @samysp9657 4 days ago All people are equal, caste, religion etc. differences should not come in the way..... Those who come in the way and oppose are selfish religious fanatics, traitors - those who block the path of the country's ancestors. If they don't like the Indian legal system, they can go to another country that suits them, this is the way, Dharma. @VishnuKumar-wu1fn
5 days ago
Good News and 100% Reforms must be taken in Judiciary and Contemporary Law updates as per population and increase of Crimes.
Even Bureucracies miust be taken into Accountabilities. Bcoz of these OCGROUPS our country is facing many issues particularly in Change of Regimes.
But they will change their color like Chamelion.
As the JAIL strength must be high these Criminals must taken to DAM Construction, RiVER, Channel Construction use these Criminals for Cheap Labours and finish all the Projects within stupilated Time frame.
Military Personal must watch these Criminals and their work performance.
If they behave rude of misbehave with the Military officers. No Mercy encounter them on the spot. The population burden will be less for our country.
Criminals are always a Criminals dont give Mercy for them.
Some may Change those can be considered. Transcript A common civil code has been one of the key promises of the BJP since its early days in politics. The only
0:1616 secondsThe Bajaga continued to emphasize the principle of a single law in family matters for all citizens of the country.
0:2222 secondsBajaga's position is that there should be no different laws based on religion in matters including marriage, divorce, inheritance, and adoption.
0:3030 secondsPosition. This common civil law, which has been featured in election manifestos and promises made to the people for many years, is now being revisited.
0:3838 secondsIt has become a major debate in Indian politics. The BJP has been continuously claiming that it is fulfilling key promises made to the people one by one.
0:4747 secondsComing. The abrogation of Article 370, which gave special status to Kashmir, and the construction of the Ram temple have been ongoing for many years.
0:5555 secondsBajaj presents the actions taken on the issues raised as its main achievements. In that order
1:031 minute, 3 secondsCurrently, the BJP is actively working on the project of bringing the Common Civil Code across the country. Already, in some states,
1:111 minute, 11 secondsWhile the steps for this have been initiated, the Union Home Minister has now made a dramatic announcement regarding the next target.
1:211 minute, 21 secondsCommon Civil Code to be implemented in all 21 states ruled by BJP-led NDA by 2029
1:281 minute, 28 secondsThe ministry has expressed confidence that it will be fully implemented. This is normal political
Rather than a promise, it is seen as a plan to implement a key policy that Bajaj has been promoting for a long time. That is, a few more
1:431 minute, 43 secondsThe Union Home Minister has set a clear goal of implementing the Common Civil Code in all BJP-ruled states within a year.
1:511 minute, 51 secondsIf the Common Civil Code is implemented, family matters like marriage, divorce, inheritance, adoption, etc. will be based on religion.
2:002 minutesIts basic aim is to bring about a common legal system for all citizens instead of separate laws. This issue has been discussed in many
2:082 minutes, 8 secondsIt has been a major issue in Indian politics for years, with both support and opposition. But in the country, the BJP
2:162 minutes, 16 secondsIt remains steadfast in its position that all citizens should have equal access to the law. That commitment is now being fulfilled in 2029.
2:252 minutes, 25 secondsThe ministry has again revealed the deadline. [Music] In addition, India's security counter-terrorism measures
2:342 minutes, 34 secondsThe central government is committed to identifying and expelling illegal infiltrators and strengthening internal security, among other things.
2:422 minutes, 42 secondsThe ministry has stated that it is taking action.
2:462 minutes, 46 secondsMoving away from the corrupt, casteist and nepotistic politics of pre-2014, with the policy of putting India first
2:542 minutes, 54 secondsHe also said that a strong government is functioning. India has reached new heights in many areas, from the economy to national security.
3:033 minutes, 3 secondsHe has mentioned that overall, the BJP will fulfill one by one the important promises it has made to the people since the beginning of its political journey.
3:113 minutes, 11 secondsThe announcement once again shows that efforts are being made. In that sense, Article 370 is a continuation of the important projects that have been going on, such as the Ram temple.
3:203 minutes, 20 secondsIn line with this, BJAC has now come forward with the goal of fully implementing the General Civil Code.
3:283 minutes, 28 secondsThe ministry said it will implement this in all 21 NDA-ruled states by 2029, setting a deadline.
3:363 minutes, 36 secondsWhat he said is seen as a very important political announcement. The general civil
3:433 minutes, 43 secondsThe ministry's announcement that the law will be completed by 2029 is a major milestone in Indian politics in the coming years.
3:513 minutes, 51 secondsIt is also seen as one of the most impactful plans of the BJP government.
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