India Today's update
1.Tech-savvy Indians search with ‘cashless’ wallets
The Growing quality of e-payments and mobile wallets among the youth within the country is therefore impressive
Recently, govt. cleared the implementation of a number of measures to push digital and card-based payments to curb money use within the system
It includes withdrawal of surcharge, charge or convenience fee on card and different digital transactions
This makes RBI’s work simple to herald answer-ability and transparency in every money dealing
.In this approach Country is heading for a cashless economy with a modification within the approach citizens create their daily transact
2. Indian Council of Medical Research will launch the rota virus vaccine through the national immunisation programme soon
In Mar, 2015, India launched its first indigenous developed Rota virus vaccine “Rotavac”
It will be initially provided to all children in AP, Haryana, Odis-ha and HP and later expanded across the country
It is expected to bring down the large number of infant deaths due to the Rota virus diarrhoea in India and across the globe
1.Tech-savvy Indians search with ‘cashless’ wallets
The Growing quality of e-payments and mobile wallets among the youth within the country is therefore impressive
Recently, govt. cleared the implementation of a number of measures to push digital and card-based payments to curb money use within the system
It includes withdrawal of surcharge, charge or convenience fee on card and different digital transactions
This makes RBI’s work simple to herald answer-ability and transparency in every money dealing
.In this approach Country is heading for a cashless economy with a modification within the approach citizens create their daily transact
2. Indian Council of Medical Research will launch the rota virus vaccine through the national immunisation programme soon
In Mar, 2015, India launched its first indigenous developed Rota virus vaccine “Rotavac”
It will be initially provided to all children in AP, Haryana, Odis-ha and HP and later expanded across the country
It is expected to bring down the large number of infant deaths due to the Rota virus diarrhoea in India and across the globe
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