#DeMonetisation Compiled !- shared

#DeMonetisation Compiled ! 1.Maoists hit 2.No stone-pelting in J&K 3. Burning schools stopped in J&K 4.Corrupts burning cash 5.Arhar dal crashes to Rs.80/kg in UP 6. Kirana shops/Panwalas installing debit card machines 7.Municipalities making record recoveries of house tax 8.Bijli companies making huge record recoveries of past arrears 9.Medicine shops making big sales 10. Delhi Metro smart cards sales increase 11.Many businessmen recovering past dues as old as 4 years and getting advance for new orders 12.Huge opportunities for mobile wallets 13. Banks plush with funds.Rs.3 lakh crore banked in 4 days!!! Cost of funds reduced for banks 14. Labourers paid Dihadi for standing in queues 15. All property deals involving black money in jeopardy.Bayana in jeopardy 16. Property prices come down by 25% 17.Democracy deepened. All castes/creeds standing in same queue. 18.Fake currency rackets hit 19.Political parties spends in Punjab/UP hit 21. Rs.2000 notes will cut currency printing costs for Govt 22.Notes burnt by corrupts will reduce fiscal deficit as liability cancelled 21. ATMs to be reprogrammed. Business opportunities for software firms 21. Drug peddlers in Punjab hit 22.IT raids unerathing black money 23.Cops detecting /unearthing hug cash in nakabandi 27. Public not wasting time on faaltu test matches and watching faaltu bollywood movies. Facing real life !!! 28. Havala has come to a stand-still 29. Betting , Satta industry hit badly 30. Great precedent set-political leader takes hard decision benefitting nation not bothering about his political costs 31.People realise there can be a selfless politician. 32.People willing to bear short-term pains for long-term gains 33.Demands in other countries (Pakistan/Australia) to emulate India's step. India again on way to regaining #Vishwaguru 34. Message sent to the world that despite being a large diversified democracy India can take tough decisions and same well-received by ppl 35. Case study in strategic decision-making. Dont tinker. Aim big. One stone, many birds. Complied from tweets by GoodGovernance Twitter