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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is focused on digital payments and hee has been promoting the same from the past few years urging the people to follow cashless transactions. In the latest edition of his radio broadcast Mann Ki Baat on Sunday, Narendra Mod urged the people to switch to digital payments from cash transactions. He said that this move would boost up the digital economy of the country and would develop transparency. He urged the people to try out 'Cashless Day Out' to experience digital payment modes like UPI Bhim. Modi said that the country is now witnessing cashless and digital transactions worth Rs 20,000 crores everyday.
India is being transformed and one such transformation is seen in the manner in which our fellow citizens are embracing digital payments.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) April 24, 2022
Have you ever tried a ‘cashless day out’ or gone on a vacation and paid digitally most of the times? #MannKiBaat pic.twitter.com/t0Kb4cKLE7
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