Nobel Prize Economist comparing Togo to India on mobile payments and saying Togo is better.
People in Sathankulam getting their subsidies directly credited to their account and then paying thru UPI in the nearest T shop still using GLS bulbs, saying
People in Sathankulam getting their subsidies directly credited to their account and then paying thru UPI in the nearest T shop still using GLS bulbs, saying
UPI has ensured India leapfrogged many western Countries in terms of digital payment infrastructure.
If Indian smartphone users were a country, they would be the third most populated country in the planet.
Our direct account transfer value is more than the GDP of Pakistan
If Indian smartphone users were a country, they would be the third most populated country in the planet.
Our direct account transfer value is more than the GDP of Pakistan
But for western educated brown sahibs and their dependents in India, India will forever remain a poor, backward, technologically obsolete, useless hell hole upon which, they have a God given right to Pontificate.
Their relevance depends on projecting India as a poor country..
Their relevance depends on projecting India as a poor country..
Today I can travel the entire length of Tamil Nadu, and 75% of India in a car, without cash, wallet and only a mobile phone with me.
Could you have done this 5 years ago? No.
But what example will the Economist uncle give? Togo.
Could you have done this 5 years ago? No.
But what example will the Economist uncle give? Togo.
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