Nobody will forget the historic
announcement Prime Minister Narendra Modi made to the nation on 8 November 2016
at 8:00 PM. During the subsequent hours thereafter, many including myself were
overjoyed after hearing the news. Modi critics were speechless. Rupees 500 and
Rupees 1000 notes were no longer legal tender. After the initial joy, the news
turned into worst nightmare for many, common people who were caught in the
crossfire in the battle against black money. After few days as chaos grew and
RBI started changing rules day by day, one thing was clear. Everyone was
divided into two groups, you either loved it or hated it, nobody could simply
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Monday, 27 March 2017
The demonetisation debate 2016
Nobody will forget the historic
announcement Prime Minister Narendra Modi made to the nation on 8 November 2016
at 8:00 PM. During the subsequent hours thereafter, many including myself were
overjoyed after hearing the news. Modi critics were speechless. Rupees 500 and
Rupees 1000 notes were no longer legal tender. After the initial joy, the news
turned into worst nightmare for many, common people who were caught in the
crossfire in the battle against black money. After few days as chaos grew and
RBI started changing rules day by day, one thing was clear. Everyone was
divided into two groups, you either loved it or hated it, nobody could simply
ignore it. 
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