Ban on Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes

I see no more lines before ATM in Bangalore. Even rush before banks have drastically dropped. I could go and draw money from ATM without any problem, without any wait. I think things are going back to normal

Arunima Singh wrote:

I see no more lines before ATM in Bangalore. Even rush before banks have drastically dropped. I could go and draw money from ATM without any problem, without any wait. I think things are going back to normal

It is not every where but it is good news that a big city like Bangalore no lines before ATM.

Why not initiate a movement and then enjoy non communal non corrupt utopian society.  Give it a try..

Modi is doing a great job and we can support him with all our heart..

usha manohar wrote:

Why not initiate a movement and then enjoy non communal non corrupt utopian society.  Give it a try..

Modi is doing a great job and we can support him with all our heart..

How many people understand it. Wait for some days, in coming states election power hunger supremo of family political parties make it major issue.

No matter what the opposition has to say, Modi has the support of people and others too..

This is an excellent step taken by modi government to fight against black money, corruption and fake crurency. Its a one for all remedy.This will definetly stop corruption and collection of black money,

Hts off to modi government.

Modi Government's every move and every Action is directed to achieve Self reliance in every sphere. His welfare Programmes like 'Make in India, Swachch Bharat,Digital India, Skill development etc. are but a few examples. Regarding Black Money, Modi has firmly decided  to put an end to Black Money.

Whatever be the purpose of note ban, there appears no relief to the people at large. They are unable to change old notes as banks are miserably short of new currency.  Some banks are giving just small coins against withdrawal of meager amount.  The bank depositors are unable to withdraw their money. This is obviously gross failure of the bank system and thereby of the govt.  It is strange that the ruling circles are taking this as grand success.  The note ban is adversely affecting farmers and small businessmen. Ironically, it is suggested that people may resort to phone banking- PTM etc in utter disregard of actual conditions.  What we see today is anarchy and disorder. Nobody knows when things will return to normalcy and how many more people will die in never ending queues to get just a very small amount from their deposits. More pathetic is the condition of those whose income has been finished or reduced because of such note ban. 

The media,particularly NDTV has been spreading a lot of exaggerated mis information , simply because they are openly against Mr Modi and BJP , which goes to show that one can never trust what is being broadcast ..it is only those who have hidden their income that suffer now , the rest are carrying on like before. In my city , traders , vegetables sellers and fruit sellers selling on carts , fish vendors are all going on with their life like before...there are some difficulties since the ATMs are still not functioning fully. All these are small things while compared to what Modi is doing in ridding the nation of black money that had been let to grow all these decades. No wonder Maunmohan suddenly felt compelled to speak with all that guilt of several scams behind him...

usha manohar wrote:

No matter what the opposition has to say, Modi has the support of people and others too..

No doubt Indian are with Modi, but it is better to give some relief to peoples who are suffering much with bane of notes. It is character of Indian politics of highlite only negative side of any decision.

The fight against black money is welcome. But it is the one's indulging in it who should be punished not the one's who are far away from it. millions of Indians buy raw materials in cash and add value to it and sell in cash. They are the one's who are suffering. The organised sector persons will get their salary into their accounts and get cash from banks so they think the whole of India is like that. No it is not. The poor of India are a tolerant lot who have immense capacity to bear sufferings. Their silence is being taken for granted as their support. They have no choice. The culprits are scot free. Who has been punished for black money? Please let us know. India is not Manglore or Vishakapatnam only. It is far bigger with 65% in rural areas where few banking facilities exist.

vijay wrote:

The fight against black money is welcome. But it is the one's indulging in it who should be punished not the one's who are far away from it. millions of Indians buy raw materials in cash and add value to it and sell in cash. They are the one's who are suffering. The organised sector persons will get their salary into their accounts and get cash from banks so they think the whole of India is like that. No it is not. The poor of India are a tolerant lot who have immense capacity to bear sufferings. Their silence is being taken for granted as their support. They have no choice. The culprits are scot free. Who has been punished for black money? Please let us know. India is not Manglore or Vishakapatnam only. It is far bigger with 65% in rural areas where few banking facilities exist.

There are 'Bhakts' who will never see the reality. See the Bhakts of God. They thank God when something good happens. Also when something bad happens, they say there must be something good that God alone knows. So the Bhakts of individuals have also such mindset. If they suffer unemployment, deprivation of using own money for even bare needs, they will still say that there may be some blessing in disguise. There are some who will be fooled always. 

But one expects so called 'educated' bhaktas to be more pragmatic and realistic. However they seem to have gone totally overboard. Somewhere I feel they lack confidence and thus are resorting to aggressive responses in defence. When they start condemning and accusing and labelling others it is clear that they are on weak wicket. But that is their style!!!.

I guess sychopancy had no limits at all..no point in expecting anything better from the educated and learned bhaktas who are so jittery that they go overboard condemning and pointing fingers at people who are committed to a cause. They probably expect all leaders to be like their own - corrupt and power hungry ! No wonder our country had reached such pathetic levels and thank God we have finally got a leader like Mr Modi unlike the previous regime of family business!

65% of the rural opulation with meagre banking facilities after six decades of Independence, so who is to be blamed for that ?

50% of term is over and only busy blaming and passing judgements based on perceptions. Lack of confidence. 

You can have the last word and be happy , no problem..

vijay wrote:

50% of term is over and only busy blaming and passing judgements based on perceptions. Lack of confidence. 

Yes,Congress party  a midget needs tons of confidence  to face the giant like Modi. What Modi is doing for this country will definitely help in making India one of the most developed countries in the World. Naturally Opposition do not like it.

Why should opposition be against developed India. By this logic was BJP against developed India till 2014 when it was in opposition. Dr the masive response in Bengal against demonetisation.So as per you they are all anti national. You arr the only arm chair nationalist.

vijay wrote:

Why should opposition be against developed India. By this logic was BJP against developed India till 2014 when it was in opposition. Dr the masive response in Bengal against demonetisation.So as per you they are all anti national. You arr the only arm chair nationalist.

Simple. Opposition wants to destabilize the present Government . which is why even to today opposition stalled the proceedings in the Parliament.

No doubt that Mamata Banerjee would have done her level best to vent out her Aakrosh by calling for a bandh in Bengal but the reality is something else...

http://www.news18.com/news/india/lukewarm-response-to-anti-demonetisation-strike-in-west-bengal-1316733.html