India's GDP After Demonetization

Demonetization was a bold and contentious move that aimed to transform India's economy by curbing black money, combating corruption, and promoting digital transactions.

The aim is to bring socioeconomic and financial inclusion of every citizen of India. With these target, Modi government had set on in converting corporeal agrarian country to digital Bharat.

The phenomenal rise in the number of returns filed, income tax collections and GST filling post DeMo clearly suggest that it has successfully influenced people to pay taxes and restrain from black money.

Had govt not demonetized 500 and 1000 rupee currency as no more legal tender, Indian economy would have crumble and crashed down and from such fall India would not have ever recovered.

The move is successful in various aspect but saying it was complete successful is not true: Read why.

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When more than half of the tenure of the incumbent government is over, its time evaluate its performance honestly.

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Just demonetization is not enough to curb the black money. Now government should be ready to implement the same on Benaami Property in form of gold or real estate.

Mistakes make people wiser as one learns from it. But not the case with media. They become even more vicious. The liberal media were always right even when they lost the election.