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Demonetisation of Rs.500 and Rs.1000. Is an effective steps to bring back black money ?

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Harsha konduru 4 Months ago

yeah I agree to it,but it's failef for some reason that all of us know.I think digitalization can bring back all black money into banks

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Devendra Marghade 9 Months ago

Who know? Math is suckk!!

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Ganesh Ramesh Gholap 1 year ago

according to me demonetisation is not an effective steps to bring back black money. Due to demonetisation peoples have faced many problems like standing in front bank etc.

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Kaustav Paul 1 year ago

Yeah i agree

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Aryan goswami 1 year ago

hello evrey one from my openion it is an effective steps to bring back black money

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Vineet singhlay 1 year ago

demonitisation was a great step towards the exposure of black money and the black money holders.
As the demonitisation was introduced in our country most of the black money holder found the way to convert his or her black money into the natural one so no one can put a finger on them. they started depositing the money into theirs and the relatives bank accounts so no one arrest them . they will be safe now and will take the money from them later on.

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Midhun Kumar Karri 1 year ago

Demonetisation of RS.500 and Rs.1000 is a good idea to bring back black money. At the same time government should have to think about poor people who struggled a lot for money. They stand at the ATM for long time and some who are living in hilly areas and small villages are also suffered a lot. so government should have to take precautions like make availability of ATMs in all villages. Due to this the employment will also increase and also brought awareness in villagers. see, demonetisation also helps in so many things. The main thing is due to demonetisation so many are habitated to use digital money. Due to this the robberies and small pick pocket things became less. And it helps in developing the India.

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kabiraa 1 year ago

i thought i would get some sensible things here for my improvement.
but as i can see,
all r chaman chutiyaa here
everybody is praising demonetisation.
All of u guys are mad or what?

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Jagadeesh 1 year ago

yes this is correct way but it is not done immediately because everyone suffer if the 500&1000 rupee notes are band so it is done by RRB by decreasing the utilising and printing 500&1000 rupee notes for avoid inconvenience for normal people...

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Anantika Jaiswal 1 year ago

Demonitisation of rs 500 and 1000 rupee note is an effective step bring black money. rich people created black money using rs 500 notes and rs 1000 notes because they are big notes of money and using these they can store more money as they are big notes of money.

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Ramya sadineni 2 years ago

Yes it is a effective step towards bringing black money but it has some effects on the innocent people also

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Kunal Bangar 2 years ago

In what ratio should wheat at Rs. 4.5 per kg be mixed with another variety at Rs. 5.25 per kg so that the mixture is worth of Rs. 5 per kg

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Priyal jain 2 years ago

According to me ..as many of people in this discussion said was a Great initiative.It could have Proven a great change for India if it was done with better planning and management.
Moreover ,If this whole process have samething im result?According to me disappointment. Demonetization was Introduced purely to extract all the blackmoney from blackmoney holders at once,But instead this whole process ended up by having people standing in long queues for hours .On the other hand Blackmoney holders either had their money in the form of shares and gold or they had enough resources to have their money get easily exchanged.So according to me Whole process could have done with better planning.

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Teena 2 years ago

demonetisation was indeed proved as great initiative to curb corruption in India as many instances proved it. but the overall outcome turned as nothing but dissapointment.The step created a havoc in common mass specially the middle and lower classes of society were major suffereres.They had to stand in a long queue in banks, Atms, their common routine affected at large.While the rich people generally keep their money in share markets, gold and real Estate. For them, it was comparatively easier to exchange money. Also, they do have proper connection with banks.They do not had to stand like poor ones,needless to say, they arrived at alternate solution to save their money. So one can directly estimate that the people of lower class suffered the affect of demonetisation.Still RBI has not declared the amount of black money seized till date which clearly shows the improper management, lack of planning and failure of step which could have been turned to success if few things were kept in mind.It was like government didn't see the post affect of the step.Besides,our country's GDP has declined miserably which clearly shows the negative impact of this initiative as imbalance financial system of country.

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Vasavi 2 years ago

In my point of view,Demonization is a great start for developing Indian economy, our honorable pm modi taken sudden decision for exchanging money of 2000 500 notes for taking out the black money from employees.but its utterly failed due to lack new domonites not available to the ordinary people they suffered a lot and till date govt not announced how much black money they taken out

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Shubham 2 years ago

as per my opinion demonization is waste of time due to this growth is stuck and lot's of problem faced by common people

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Dhanush 2 years ago

Yes, it's an effective way that government thought but, millionars due to some internal affairs with banks of high deposited money is easily exachanged so it became less worthy and it blowen hot and cold for the middle class and poor people's especially business and agriculture.

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harshit 2 years ago

yes demonetization is a good step towards the indian economy...it is a best way to bring the blavk money back .in this process indian government released the new notes of the 500 and 2000 and ...tells the people to exchange your old money into new currency .by giving the id proof ..due to this those person who collect much currency in his houSe ....means black money ...can note able to exchange all the money from the bank ..because they don't have any proof of having this money ....
this was a big step but the process was very defecult ...people faced many problem in this ....

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simranbabu89@gmail.com 2 years ago

in my point of view....it is a very good setp to avoid or bring back black money.but as India is a developing country ...53% of the total population are still below proverty line...it is a good step but the procedure is very lengthy...so should be done in a very smooth and calm way.

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yachana kesarwani 2 years ago

yes, it is good step to bring black money and it is very useful step for the country .This step is work to find that which has more I.e. black .

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bindhu 2 years ago

yes,but in society it is not working properly. Demonetisation not worked in india bcz there is so many illegal activities done my some people to change there money .

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Rohit 2 years ago

In my view, it wasn't good idea that time, and people had suffered much through this . No such black money has come to any sight. Mammohan Singh called it monumental mismanagement. And mind it, poor people has suffered it than any others.

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vibhor Mishra 2 years ago

It is very true that no black money was came but the peoples who had hide money are disturbed and their money are useless. Many of the political parties and leaders are in trouble that where and how they will arrange the fund for the election

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Divyansh Tiwari 2 years ago

As per my point of view..demonitization is the great step taken by the government because the millionaire use to hide their money which they have collected in the form of black money..so this was the basic concept to take out the black money from them and reduce the loan of petrol which was imposed on india under the congress ministery...now government have the record that how much money and in which form..they are earning the income..just because of demonitization.....!

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Ankush Gaurav 2 years ago

It isn't an effective steps bcz black money has not come yet.

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kowsalya 2 years ago

In my point of view it cannot be a effective step. More than others poor and needy people affected and suffered alot. This process met the people with more disappointment. This doesn't affect any of the millionaire. The main reason for this change is to abolish the black money in our country but still it is still as a part of our country.

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Ayush johry 2 years ago

according to my point of view the government has passed this law due to some positive reasons.they thinked that by demonetisation the money which was hide by all the business man aur the rich people can take to home.the government had passed the rule that u can collect only 2000 rupees or 4000 rupees by this step the people who hide their income from the government can now give all the black money,but it doesn't work because banks helped the business man for hiding their income.
the government had taken good step but it doesn't work due to thinking of some people

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Akhila Rathod 2 years ago

yes demonetisation is very important to bring black money back

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subhasini Sahu 2 years ago

the way is surprising but good for development of poor if utility is done in a way

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rakesh koduri 2 years ago

gud evng to one&all

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Ashutosh Todmal 2 years ago

Yeah according to me yes. It hashad certain drawbacks but surely it has some vital successful advantages as well. Process has started and the effects will be seen. But with an outsider point of view it is an effective step.

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Susmitha 3 years ago

Though it an effective way to bring back black money ,but it leads to failure in performing and huge loss in economy of the country

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Sunny yadav 3 years ago

According to me 500 and 1000 rup note has to change in every 2 year

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Deblina Roy 3 years ago

According to the recent survey,what we could see is the fake notes of 2000 has been printed and circulated. We thought certain stringent action will this be imposed by switching towards digitisation which is e-payment, still that too became threatening due to hacking. So none of the govt initiatives has been proved to be better than earlier.
If the instinct of people is there to make black money they will do it, no matter what the circumstances is.

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Akshaya sridhar 3 years ago

According to my opinion, demonetisation has brought about positive results. But, most of the black money lies in the share market which is not in the form of paper notes. So, I feel that better actions could have been taken to abolish black money. Nevertheless, this is a great start.

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saurabh sinha 3 years ago

yes it's a great step taken by the government to bring black money but right now we see that black money is not come to out country as the prime minister said that time.

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lakshmi priya 3 years ago

yea demonitisation was a useful methos to demolish poverty and once it came into force without any sudden notice it do demolished many blackmoney and we do know abt it the main fall happened few days after demonotization that people who had blackmoney started to find alternate source to change that money into current rupee and the people affected moste were the normal people who totally demand on that 100 and for their daily expense and the aftermath effect of demonitisation should have been guessed and steps should have been taken ealier

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Komal Sinha 3 years ago

i think yes its an effective step ..bcz many people are caught by this process who earned blackmoney .By this they must be learned to run from this.

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Anurag 3 years ago

In my opinion ,government has taken some initiative to eradicate black money but some people being greedy have helped the rich people in converting their unaccounted money to accounted by taking some commission,the government must have thought of having strict rules in exchanging , to new one ,until and unless everyone in the country had equal responsibility towards nation this bringing back black money can't be made !!

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Bittu 3 years ago

The most abrupt and experimental decision launched by the union govt,which had only increased the woes of the middle class ,the reasons cited by the pm were all nonsense,stone pelting and terror activities are still the same,and almost 97 percent of the demonetized notes have reached the chest of RBI..this is the most foolish decision made by the govt till date...populist propaganda by an extremely fame hungry pm..

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dev 3 years ago

i thought it is only a faltu action

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MD ZUNAID EQUBAL 3 years ago

in my thought this was totally unplanned and unrealistic decisions taken by our pm. because they took the decision suddenly and peoples were not aware to any of this so that mainly poor and lower middle peoples had to faced a lot of problems like money withdrawal and ofcourse many of people has to lost their lives after these decisions. afterwards these decisions was in favour for our country economy's.

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Anjali 3 years ago

It could be effective step but the government failed to launch it with prepapration. There should be proper strategic plan to tackle the mass disturbance occured due to the demonetisation. At lower level people faced so many problems like they didnt able to continue their business specialy vendors. And some banks also get invovle with ministers and deafultors and helped them to make their money white hence it was not such a great move that it could be if it launched with proper plannjng and preparation and strict rules against bankers if they found invovle in any illigal activities.

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T Santoshi suseela priya 3 years ago

A car travels first 300 kms at an average rate of 80 kmph and further travels the same distance at an average rate of 60 kmph. determine the average speed of the care in the whole journey

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jai prakash kumar 3 years ago

Indeed. As per the reports hundreds of thousands of rupees have been found laying around in the country in gunny bags. These were the unaccounted Money and the government has succeeded in fulfilling its motive

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KARTHIKRAJENDRAN 3 years ago

In the mean time negative sides of demonetisation most of the middle and peoples below poverty line were mostly suffered to change old currencies to new currencies , but not at all one rich people have suffered to change curriencies in bank

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KARTHIKRAJENDRAN 3 years ago

ya i think it would be a right move to control illegal money circulation

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Prashant 3 years ago

As i think demonization isnot more effect.As the media report 99% notes were back in to bank ..
middle class family was badly affected...They had left the job for exchanges the notes.....

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MD ZUNAID EQUBAL 3 years ago

No, It wasn't right step to back black money from their lander. it was helpful only for business tycoon and for those rich people who was favor to government. but what about middle range peoples they haven't gain any benefit rather they have to face a lots of trouble. and due to this so many folks has lost their lives because of for taking money they had to stand in the row entire day and their was child's, old age, and others people whose had some kind of disease they used to stands in the line...

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ASHISH KUMAR JAISWAL 3 years ago

accoording to my opinion demonstiation of rs 500 and 1000 is effected on gdp rate

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Meghana Shandilya 3 years ago

No, I presently do not support this step of government as it has badly affected small scale manufacturers.Also in the media it was reported that 99% of 500& 1000 notes have been recovered.So a lot of backpain faced by Indian economy is all in vain.

The only advantage we have gained is that the money people kept at their homes is now recovered and this resulted in lowering of intrest rate.

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ROHAN SRIVASTWA 3 years ago

The step taken by government to demonetise notes has been a good step to curse black money . Moreover,it will cease the circulation of black money and bring a lot of black money in the system.Money counterfeiting ,terror funding will be minimized. But at the same time ......it has drastically affected the life of daily wage earners like migrants labours,street vendors etc as they depend on cash for daily expenses.........
Further there has been a steep decline in GDP .....6 % from 8%

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Nikhil Singh 3 years ago

yes.it is great decision to bring back 500 and 1000 rs note.It affected those who have too much large amount of money in cash. like politician and some corrupt people.And government have to raised his hand to these peoples and take back black money to India.It affect middle class also but after some days they also feel happy.so it was a great decision by Indian government.

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Anuj Kumar Singh 3 years ago

Yes I am in favor of government decision but it doesn't harm the rich person that much because they have money in 100 rupees note too and they have lineup with banks and can easily exchange there money and what about swizz bank the rich people are not fool they don't kept there money in Indian bank, so I think that government should make new policies regarding this and watch transaction from foreign banks like swizz.

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Sai Harshitha 3 years ago

Yes, It is an effective way But this doesn't eradicate the black money as many rich people are exchanging and making money and further it becomes easy to store money when 500 rs and 1000rs notes are replaced by 2000 rs notes

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ANKIT GUPTA 3 years ago

yes, it is a good step but I think nothing is above the life of any citizen and we lost about 70+ citizen of this country because of demonetisation. As govt. banned rs.1000 & rs.500 but what about rs.100 note. A black money holder must have rs.100 note in a bulk. so, this very good chance and welcome offer from govt. to black money holder that come and use your black money openly in the form of stored rs.100 note. Also what about black money in the form of gold(or expensive ornaments). this step is really good but preparation is not as much good.

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Sushant Kumar 3 years ago

Yes it was an effective step towards bringing back the black money. But, the thing is there lacked a proper execution of the plan by the govt.

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avvaru likhitha 3 years ago

yes it is one way . it's accumulate some what . India is one of top 5 country which has black money in swiz bank .it is one predominant initiative taken by bjp gov .it mainly cause problems to small scale industries because they suffered a lot. by this many of them had throne their money bags. it's not eradicated fully

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sridhar mutyala 3 years ago

Demonitisation is great idea to increase our economy.but some people troubled in that time.due to this the those who get there livelyhood on that day struggled alot.if govt release the impact of demonitisation people really felt very happy

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abhay raj singh 3 years ago

yes demonitisation is a stringe step taken by he government . it also helped to improve the our economy ,as you can see that post demonisation online was increase three time as compare to pre demonitisation . Many black money caught by the income tax departement from employees of our society . people will benefit with jan dhan yojna secheme and from boycott of fake note in the country. ALSO the terror funding stop for some time. But yet the RBI didnt give information on how much the black money come during the demonitisation, i didnt understand the all bank given the information of how much the black money they get but RBI has made decision to count one more time , the question is how much time RBI want to disclose the information . So overall when it disclose by RBI i hope govt. should use this money for public welfare. In last i want conclude that demonitisation step should be important for the country to come out from curruption trap . It helps in all area.

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Radhika Soni 3 years ago

ya demonetisation is an effective step to ruin corruption and bring black money back. This change developing India to developed India in future. But before this some steps should be take place. Like, there should be ample amount of money in the banks, there should be more bank hours, there should be deterioration in price of seeds so farmers can easily buy it. There can be many step that should be take care before proceeding for demonetisation.

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alimili karthik 3 years ago

the Indian govt had to take right step to do demonetization ...it is very useful to us. but at that time the ordinary people had face the so many problems at the banks and ATM for collecting new new currency. rich people had not phase that problems..they can easy to take for they required money...middle class and poor people will suffered.. but what ever situations we had faced it is good for next ...

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RAVIKANTH 3 years ago

demonitisation is great idea that it helps to bring out all balck money.

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Manjeet Kumar 3 years ago

Yes it is an effective step. It has brought good part of black money into the market. For sure people have had to tackle all sorts of problems due to this, many businesses incurred losses especially the real estate business, but all of that was short term and this step will benefit all of us in the long run.

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Chandra Shekhar Suyal 3 years ago

the initiative taken to list out black money holders was appreciable. but it could have been implemented in a more planned way.The small farmers and small businessmens suffered its drastic impact.The poor farmers were even not having money to buy seeds for their crops as new currency was not available easily in rural areas.
so in short good move but not a smarter one....

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indumathi saminathan 3 years ago

yes....It is effective one....But I think way of implementation is not good.Middle class people struggled lot...

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Sushmitha 3 years ago

a dealer sold a washing machine at a loss of 3.5%.had he sold it for rs2054 more,he would have gained 9.5 % for what order he should sell it in order to get gain 27/2%?

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b.mohamed irsath 3 years ago

In Demonetisation,the followed steps to bring back black money is appreciable.But only the rural people got affected and middle class people also get affected.Many Peoples were waiting near the bank or atm to deposit and withdrawing the money was not accepted

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aditya jain 3 years ago

the transparency towards the action taken by government seems not good hence it is a bit difficult to say.

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maesh 3 years ago

train completes its journey from station X to station Y at a uniform speed and without any stoppage. Had the speed of the train been 24 kmph more,it would have taken 8 hours less to cover the distance.if the station are X and Y are 720 km apart then what is the original speed of the train?

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lohith 3 years ago

I think demonization helps india to become a developed country from developing country.it was great step taken by the Indian government
if we implement this for every five years corruption will be completely eradicate form india

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Nidhi Agarker 3 years ago

As demonetisation was declared by PM so many black money holders were arrested and theie money have seized the money have seized means it is returned hence it is a effective step to bring back black money.

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Dhivyaa 3 years ago

It's a terrific move by the government to unearth black money
hidden by the corrupt politicians. By plugging the loop holes in the system , we ensure the inflation in the society is controlled and common public is guarded from the negative effects posed by such black money.

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vinitha ila 3 years ago

yes it is an effective act as expected but dont u thnk poor become very helpless because still now many poor people doesn't have bank accounts itself y don't govt frst provide such campaigns of educating people about the use of demonitisation .

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Nidhi Agarker 3 years ago

Yes so many poor people become helpless but 2 years back PM also lounched the 0 balance bank AC. scheme so at that time they had to open their bank AC.

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Nandagopal 3 years ago

yes definitely,it is a good though but it had been done in correct manner.i think there is no proper planning to implement demonetisation.almost every common man faced lot of trouble during that period.And the main intension behind demonetisation is to get back the black money,till now how much of black money brought back to India is a big question mark.

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karthik 3 years ago

Yes, it is effective steps for demonitisation of rs500 and rs 1000 it takes a major role when it has happen in india the black money holders have been wasted their money in ponds and lakes and they even burned the so much money and it becomes effective role like reduction corruptiin and illegal actives

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soumya 3 years ago

Ya.Because all the black money stored as 500 and 1000 notes to occoupy less space so it is very necessary to attempt this step to bring back all black money or make them value less

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vamsi madhav 3 years ago

demonetisation has made poor more poor and rich as the same so i think it was a foolish act from the government

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Nidhi Agarker 3 years ago

money was exchanged not redundant.

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Raja Garlanka 3 years ago

Yes it is absolutely great and challenging decision cuz first we reduced the growing of printing duplicate notes and there is a chance to find out the black money in such way

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Vino 3 years ago

demonetization will help to clean up black money. this scheme works fine when we implement 5 years once as compulsory. then only we can make India as corrupt free.Many university provides seats who are paying high.But poor one seems to be always struggle. Make money has no value.then it increases the human value.

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Vino 3 years ago

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Rohit Prasad 4 years ago

i dont think so... for a start everyone thought it would overcome with the corruption ..but the harsh reality is no.. u cant change india by steps like demonetisation gst etc eyc until the mentality of the system changes... in demonetistaion we all knw the ground reality is that nothing affted the corrupt people.. the black money changed its form to pink colour thats all what i can say about demonetistaion

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Hari kishore reddy 4 years ago

Yes.. .it is one of d process 2 get back d black money

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akshay khonde 4 years ago

yes ,because balck money is form of 500 & 1000 rs.so demonetisation is effective steps to bring back black money

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Piyushi 4 years ago

Demonetisation is good..Its main objective was to drain out large amount of black money and long term objective was to convert our cash based economy into digital one...It is difficult for terrorists..

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Piyush Chaturvedi 4 years ago

Demonetisation is good initiative for bringing black money but more steps are needed to take. India will took long to get cover from damage of economy. It has also benefitted in some areas like there is no fake currency,many have depositted there money in bank.
It is because of demonitisation but on other side many have lost there life.
Government must take some more steps with full pre-planning to bring black money.

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Himu 4 years ago

I think it is good but the rich people uses their power to exchange their money and the poor people suffered much and it is good as i think from100% 50% black money has been taken out.

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Himu 4 years ago

yes

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harsh singh 4 years ago

I think demonetisation is good but only up to level because government banned 500 and 1000rs currency is not a solution in this also that rich person are hiding our money they are investing all money in different things like land and temple then if government should take any another action the it's goof

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shivani verma 4 years ago

demonetisation is good...if it is executed with proper planning by the goverenment.Instant planning and poor management from our goveremnent affects every sector of society. Our economical growth disturbed,many patients died lack of medicine,many children dropped schools lacking currency,labour class ruined a lot ,They suffered miserably to sleep without food .This is what our govt should learn and had to planned it thoroughly before announcing it

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Diksha singh 4 years ago

I think it is a good step but it is also true that it doesn't work because we see that the present day situation poor Are getting more poor and richer are more rich and the market price of goods are continuously increase

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Ravi Agrawal 4 years ago

Because of demonetization, India's GDP has sharply decreased. Subsequently, China surpassed India in terms of fastest growing economy in the world.

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Siddharth 4 years ago

you must also know that the gdp of India has gone down after demonitization

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Sudha 4 years ago

Ofcourse it is an effective step but for some extent because all the black money is in the form of gold,lands,and as dollars in swiss bank .on the other hand common people suffered due to this decision.As a coin has two sides this step also has some positives and negatives.One day or the other change must come and this might be the first step for that change in our society.Lets hope to see our country as prosperous country and our next generations call India as a developed country

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gopal prasad barnwal 4 years ago

its a well step

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vivek raj 4 years ago

i think really benifit for poor people because save money&join to bank

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Rajkumar Namdeo 4 years ago

Basically no as most of the black money is in form of assets and lands and gold so not ban not help to solve this problem but sum amount of money is present in the form 500-1000. This step help to solve this issue if it done in proper way . But note banned is not good as it affect market economy , common people life both economical and psychologically .

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SATISH KUMAR 4 years ago

this is effective steps because poor people save the money

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mullaguru manikanta 4 years ago

Demonstration is the prime step to eradicate black money. Some crores of block money is there in the hand of only few people they are disturbing our economic system. If the government takes certain steps to strict the rules definitely demonstration of 500 and 1000 is the method of eliminating block money. Lot of money time saved through this instead of using lot delegacy. But one thing that during demonitisatio the government officials has changed nearly 44 rules. This is fairly a ridiculous thing to people.

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Prasanna Reddy 4 years ago

Demonitisation is a brilliant step taken by the government of India,as it is very difficult to store the colored currency in 100 s notations n less..but the thing is - rich one who is having them in excess are able to exchange them but the poor guy is not able to do so.The duty of the government is to work for the poor while keeping an eye on the rich. If there is something like which monitors the exchanging of currency and take necessary steps to find the unregistered currency.

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Aamir Mumtaz Ansari 4 years ago

Demonitisation is an effective steps to bring black money but according to me their procedure to did this worked very bad... They must had to prepare their self before started... Eg. They must have to kept all ATM full of money...

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Kilaru Srivani 4 years ago

In my opinion to band the 500&1000 notes is very good idea.but implementation not correct way..s per a lot of block money to form a gold,lands etc ..so but missile class pea pole suffer this problem if any small thing buys they will not taken the 500 notes

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shailesh 4 years ago

Demonetisation was the need of hour . I was a brave and bold move by the Government .It should have been done way more earlier because there is need of constant flow of money from banks to bazar . Past government didn't had the popular support as this present government has which gives them freedom to act and resolve matters which were usually ditched by others for the sake of each other .

Demonetisation by no doubt has atleast brought the fear in the minds of the black money hoarder.
This will always remind them not to hoard black money because you never know when Mr PM will ask you to submit the proof of your earnings.
I don't know how much money is actually recovered or how much is flown or drown in Ganga.

But I support the move and it must be followed by other steps as soon as possible .Don't give them time to think of ways to hide money.

There must be regulation of kabza land , money in gold, fake companies , corruption in income tax and lots more genuine steps to make it a CHECK-MATE

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PRAWEEN KUMAR 4 years ago

Black Money , Black Money!!!!!!!
This was a good move but execution of the plan created mess, Culprits managed to escape and once again poor and middle class family suffered.
Swiss bank's money is main matter of concern but then think about a person Mr. Malya. If we are incapable of bringing him back how we will handle this matter of innumerable people.

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Amit Kumar 4 years ago

This is not a effective step to bring back black money, but we can say that demonetization of 500 and 1000 is a step towards the destroy a Black Money,
a lot of corrupt people has a lot of black money and if they want to change means he will need to give the detail of money

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Veereddy Roja 4 years ago

Yes i agree with demonetisation of 500 and 1000. Because we can reduce black money, in our government some are corrupted to exchange black money with white but some people are not allowed to accept the black money to exchange that is the reaon we can reduce atleast corruption and black money. But for this poor people and mainly farmer are having so much of problem. They didn't know about the net banking and mobile banking. So i agree with modiji but am not giving all support because of drawbacks towards farmer and illiterate workers.

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Archita Shree 4 years ago

I really think demonetisation is an effective step to bring back black money.As people having black money are not able to show their extra income in banks while exchanging to new notes.Also by this initiative corrupted people are now afraid of the government.India is moving away from corruption nowdays.

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SUJEET SHUKLA 4 years ago

I think its a very huge step towards corruption.I am not saying as a modiji fan and all i am saying as an indian.Its a very good decision of our prime minister and one aan all every indian supported him specially middle class and lower class people because they know the value of money.Thank you

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Narayan Bhagat 4 years ago

Its great step by our PM, this will not only bring black money back but it will also help poor people to live comfortable life with all the rights and facilities they need to live, this step will remove the difference between poor and rich people, this will also help in growth of our economy. Yes some people had to face lot of problem due to Demonetisation but over all its good step and i support PM in this movement .

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subhan basha 4 years ago

we Indians are seeing demonstration since November 8th
as a citizen I think it is a cyclone passed by the government

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anil kumar 4 years ago

I believe it was an effective step because the corruption and bribing are growing rapidly in present day society

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Nancy 4 years ago

yeah ofcorse.....
I think this is a lifechanging step taken by our gov....after such a long duration of time.....on the first hand....everything was being so calm...rich werebecoming richer ,poor were necoming poorer andmiddle man remaimed stuck in middle class....it brought a typhoon which was very dangerous for the rich people who have stored a lot of black money into their godowns....now it is time to face the pain of lossofmoney when they never realised after sucking poor people's money like the hungry vampires for blood......fuck off to all those corrupt people....

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atul kumar 4 years ago

according to my point of view this is good step towards black money...but at suddenly this step was taken this is undigestive

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Vaishali Jain 4 years ago

Yes demonetisation is a very good decision taken by our PM, it would affect to black money holders not for the one who earned by hard work, while transaction we could have faced some problems like standing in a long queue etc, we should have to bear it. To get better future, this step is needed for the developing country to get developed. But before taking the demonetisation concept pm should have taken programs to literate the poor people about the digital money transaction so that small vendors couldn't have faced the problem

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Radhika Upadhyay 4 years ago

As per the facts..Majority of black money is in the form of physical investment like gold,land etc ,so how much demonetization will affect black money depends on its amount of cash.

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chandrakala 4 years ago

Yes it is a good step taken by our pm,but he could have taken few steps for not to make the poor people suffer at that time,it is good step as it reduces the blackmoney to some extent.it will helps in reducing the prices of everything and also the tax will be reduced..which Will helps the poor people

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Vikash Anand 4 years ago

demonetization is a very good step
But according to me only demonetization cannot effect the black money.
Demonetization and a better monetary policy are two different things.
We need a better monetary policy such as digital banking promotion regarding using of internet and digital economy.
We must promote a transparent financial ecosystem. We should enhance our IT ecosystem and programs must be initiated regarding digitization of the country's most remote areas.

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rajeshwari alati 4 years ago

demonetisation of RS. 500 and Rs.1000 gives an effective steps to bring black money.

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ranjith 4 years ago

According to my knowledge, taking the step demonetisation is a great move by our pm modi but the implementation is not good. Actually few people don't know why this step taken by modi, actually our RBI given a contract to print 1000,500 to a overseas company for few years they did their job correctly but after that they start to print multiple notes having the same number, this is identified by RBI later and cancelled their contract but that printed notes are already realised to public,if its go like this in the future our Indian economy wil go down,so mainly for this they ban 500 and 1000 notes and released new notes in place of old ones...bcz of this some part of black money also came out.but bcz of implementation lot of people suffered but for every thing some pros and corns wil be der,so we wil go with those only...

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Mukesh Kumar 4 years ago

yes if you have remove money withdrawal rule from bank and if the old notes is going to run once again in the country then sure black money is back now sure

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ravindra kumar 4 years ago

according my point of view . the step of demonaitizaion of currency was taken by government was right because the person who was slash his money how he has to diclose his money way in fornt of goverment ..and rbi bank get large ammount of money so goverment will reduce interest in home and other schime

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Akshya Singh Sikarwar 4 years ago

it was declared for the purpose of making country corruption free and black money free, but no body knows happend to black money and corruption.
only deaths were true, other than this every thing is in the air.

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Ramanathan M R 4 years ago

according to my point of view this action are correct then it is successfully going on for ban black money

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akash vishwakarma 4 years ago

by this action people will unable to use their notes which they reserve in secret place . there was time given by govt. so people can debit their money in account so bank get more and more fund . if there will more fund in bank they can provide as loan in cheap rate . so really its effective approch by government

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Gautam kumar singh 4 years ago

Hello everyone!
Demonetization of Rs.500 and Rs.1000 is a bold step taken by our current government.It will not only helps to stop black money but also stops many organization for funding terrorist.

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deepak velusamy 4 years ago

It is a good movement by indian government. but Only minimum persons have the black money in the form of notes other's invest it into land and other fields. so government concern about this also...

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Ashish Kumar Singh 4 years ago

This process is too good but if it fail then the only reason will be the decision preparation point.
The scheme could be more interesting if the govt have been provided all the resources before admiring this scheme. each and every person were struggling from it just because of the decision given to us very early...
i think it is good for getting the black money back to the bank because govt didn't give the time to that person who have lots of black money to retrieve that money back to their account.
Modi gives india too much thing so the people is also participating him to carry that black money back to india..

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apurav jain 4 years ago

yes it's an effective steps to bring black money. But it was started without any planning. So it's goodness is weak........

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anju.c.a 4 years ago

according to me reservation is necessary in a democratic country like india but it should implemented in proper manner so that its objective becomes complete.reservation system was implemented in india to extend a helping hand to bacward and downtrodden sections of society.but now its commonly seen that instead of deserved people only reserved are getting benefits of the system .this should be avoided by making timely amendments in the system so that reservation should be available to all sections of society based on their economic conditions.instead of caste income should be made the criteria for reservation.then all the citizens who are actually needy get benefit from this system

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mayank 4 years ago

As we all know that tax payed by the citizen of country is very important for its development . The person not paying the proper taxes used to chest the country by not supporting to it. as we think that in India people have a huge amount of money in their homes ... so the demonetisation of 500 and 1000 notes will help us to bring that money back . but the other aspect of this is also that most of people have used swiz bank and other foregin investments ,Indian people uses money in form of gold , coins, jewellery property ... so i think that just demonetisation of 500 and 1000 rs for black money is not good in India as we also have 2000 rs and 500 notes back in the current market

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Mohammad Ali 4 years ago

It is a good step but it could have been implemented better

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Vikash kumar 4 years ago

i think demonetisation of 500 and 1000 rs is good for india. bcz it is one of the way to back to the black money. indian government pressed a lot of notes in 70 years this tradition is going on until 8 november. tis is a question mark of all the people all those notes are going on where, in few years ago you listen the people sleep in the notes . how much amount they will earn to sleep on notes. these all are black money. this is the only solution to back the money
point one:
all the people deposit there money till 31 december. then indian government

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sudhir saurav 4 years ago

no one can predict the extent of the deflation and inflation. In an ideal world, if 100% of the people who have Rs.500 and Rs.1000 notes have it as white money, then we would see only inflation. If a lot of these are black money and if many people decide to waste the money instead of depositing it, then we will have deflation in the short term.
If you see heavy deflation and heavy drop in prices, then it means that India has a lot of corrupt people who earned money in illegal ways, too afraid to deposit the money in a bank!
And my gut feeling says that we would see heavy deflation in the next 6 months. If you bet on this, then buy gold, stocks of asset-heavy companies.

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chandra sekhar reddy 4 years ago

Ya I think it is really vood

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rashmisingh 4 years ago

yes,I think it is an effective steps to bring black money back as all the moneys that were hidden will be comin in to existence.

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deepak 4 years ago

In my point of view as a indian people,we should stand behind with government and support.if any government will be issue anything for free of cost,we were forming the line and Wait very long time.

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Basub 4 years ago

Yes because income tax paid in any person in situations

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Raghavendra 4 years ago

In my opinion its effective because all black money will come out which was hiding from years in our country ,our pm MODI has taken a bold step to change our country and we have to support the cause and make our country corrupted free .

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jamunasiva 4 years ago

i think effective only. because many rich people have black money like 500 and 1000 only.. normal peoples not have that much 500 or 1000. rich people only get suffer because of this..

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DIvakar Singh 4 years ago

For Rich People ,bankers support to convert black money to white money

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Nitish kesarwani 4 years ago

it should be high shielded and banker of other state or community

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Nitish kesarwani 4 years ago

i think every citizen be a part of camapign

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sneha 2 Months ago

whatsapp is very useful app. This app plays vital role in information. picture and message sharing. Also it's help to us for video call, voice call and also we inform about short status of others.So it's multipurpose app.
But every coin has two sides. This
app also two sides. Many people are forward fake message, rumors, etc. People are not reading this message and just forwarded to each other. So this may be cause of quarrel in society.Extra usage of this app causes time wasting. So it may be killing mind of society especially youth generation.

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veni 1 year ago

this app is using proper way very helpful to us this is used in improper way,this app killing our thoughts

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Rakesh 1 year ago

yes hhgghhbbnbnb

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viranchi dadhich 1 year ago

I would partially agree that whatsapp is killing minds as it's very useful for family interaction and sharing pictures but on the other hand it's harmful for those who are 24/7 chatting just for time pass and sharing thousands of stories for fun.

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aparna 2 years ago

coin has two face just like that whats App if it is beneficial then it is harmful too.. I mean anything out of limit is dangerous..
if what's app were killing mind then think about the person who invented what's app.. and why we are using it bcoz he added that features to it which are required.. it is in our hand to decide how much time we have to spend on it.. and by the way if we have control on ourselves then nobody gonna distract us..

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M Mahati 2 years ago

Watsapp is really a biggest addiction but also very useful for the communication purpose and also knowing all the new things is possible through watsapp

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Himesh Bhai 2 years ago

yes Mind as well Time .

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S.Sathiyachozhan 2 years ago

it's not killing minds.its killing time. We can use WhatsApp at time we need but not all the time.

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ketki champa 2 years ago

No I didn't think whatsapp is killing mind bcz we know excess of everything is vry bad.If we chat with anyone 8 to 10 hours in a day with harming our studies it will be bad.But we didn't say whatspp is killing mind.Infct I should think it will opening our mind and I also think it's a bttr pltfrm to share the infrmtn within a second.Now a days everybody should busy in his /her own work either studies job or anythng.If we share our infrmtn to 30 to 40 student it is not possbl to call them nd give them dat infrmtn and if a group will created then we send a msg within a scnd and evrbody get dat information.

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Harshita kumari 2 years ago

If we use this only for convey messages and important information then it don't kill our time and mind.

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Rujul Dushyant Kumar prajapati 3 years ago

I hope it is killing us if we use it for wrong purpose

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Shreya 3 years ago

Yes. Whatsapp is killing and deteriorating the mind of youth of the today's generation . As the kids and even the adults are busy in using whatsapp all day along and not doing any kind of physical exercises . As, every coin has it's two sides.If using whatsapp harms and hinder the development of people then at the same time it keeps us in the touch and contact of everyone .It helps in sharing of information ,jokes ,pictures etc., to everyone.

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Jayantika Trehan 3 years ago

Watsapp is actually killing minds of those who are wanting to become dumb...its in our hands to use the resources given to us.We should spend less time in it and should instruct our brain not to check Watsapp often but at a fixed time of the day unless an important message came.The developers have given a boon to us but we are making it a bane...

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harinath 3 years ago

we are paying money for our Time pass

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Arunava Bhaumik 3 years ago

nowadays WhatsApp is very popular chatting application. it has good effects and also has bad effects. people can connect each other by sharing each other photos, also by video calling, bt excessive use of anything is bad.. some people cannot live without checking WhatsApp message time to time..it will affect ur brain ,they become dumb..
so everything has a limit.. it depends on man to man.

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Radhika Soni 3 years ago

I don't think whatsapp killing minds. People are responsible for investment and wastage of their own time. Whatsapp connects family.

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Pramod Kumar 3 years ago

i personally think there is nothing wrong in using WhatsApp but yes some people are using it for wrong purpose....there is a limit of everything...if we r within the limit,its fine but once we go beyond the limit, it is always dangerous.
so using WhatsApp for our need is always good

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Sahil Mehta 4 years ago

excess of everything is bad. Since WhatsApp can be a gud source to share short important information such as a soft copy or some important information regarding the meeting or exams in a more accurate way.Whats app is a source connecting people , but if got addicted can cause damage to the intellectual part of the mind

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apoorva 4 years ago

As the coin has two sides.Even the internet based application whatsapp has its own pros and cons.But its all depends on how we use it according to the time wisely.so we can use it wisely by making our work more comfortable rather wasting our time by overusing it!!

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deepak 4 years ago

I think whatsapp is very useful but as far as today's generation concerned it is killing their time too. They should put their minds into their study and after getting any success they can enjoy later on..

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HEMAKUMAR 4 years ago

yes
we are addicting for whatsapp
then how time is going

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RAM TEJA RACHABATTUNI 4 years ago

i hope it is killing us if we use it up to our
requriment

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Meesala Sai Teja 4 years ago

I would say no if it is for right purpose

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Trupti udapure 5 years ago

There is always two sides , one is positive and one is negative, it totally depend upon us how we use it. Whatsapp is the good app if we use it properly. it connects people, we can share valuable information within the group, we can talk to our overseas friends without paying for an international call.
but overuse of it may disconnect people from surroundings and make them online KIDA so we can not say that whatsapp is killing mind, is the person who himself is killing his own mind by overusing it.

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saurav bhandari 5 years ago

i think whtsapp is just a app, if peoples are using it for wasting their time for doing unnecessary stuffs than its not there fault.......infact whatsapp is the one of the biggest app developed in sri lanka by a company of 50 employees only

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SHENBAGA LAKSHMI 5 years ago

Yes there is no doubt Whatsapp is killing our mind and precious time which we will never get back....Though it is a good messaging app the young generation and even the old people are too much addicted to this... you can not even see a single phone without whatsApp unless it is a basic model phone or you are unable to dwnload whatsapp in your phone... Our fingers automatically press the whatsapp icon when our phone vibrates whether we receive a message or not....thus whatsapp is "A GOOD SERVANT BUT A BAD MASTER".

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i.narendra 5 years ago

In my view watapp is a boon as well as a bane ..its all depend on how we use it ..

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Pratik Garai 5 years ago

evry1 with smart phns have made their basic live using whatsapp

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Pratik Garai 5 years ago

everytime chatting with frndz and sharing pics are simply waste of time

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vinay gupta 5 years ago

WHATSAPP IS KILLING MIND. I AGREE THIS SENTENCE BECAUSE I SEE THAT SO MANY PEOPLE TO PUT OUR ALL AFFORET IN WHATSAPP BUT I THINK THAT WHATSAPP IS A SECONDRY THINKS OF OUR LIFE

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Karthika Raman 5 years ago

Peter hv crsd 11and half yr and paul has 23

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Karthika Raman 5 years ago

Yes i agreed it is killing our mind and time also

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arti kumari 5 years ago

I am agree to some of my friends whoever thinking that whatsup is not killing minds. Even we can say that it is developing our mind . we are getting lots of information regarding everything. we can also say that its saving our lots of time to passing some important notes to our frnds.
anything If we will do beyond limitation ,ofcourse it will give negative effect. So know how to use this type of apps.

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Omnitya 5 years ago

Good morning friends, I am Om joining from Chennai. On this hot topic regarding Whatsapp which is one of the most downloaded and frequently used android application from google play store is on great demand now a days. Technology is improving very vastly and making a great impact on human minds on the same time, the main moto of technology is reducing human physical effort and connecting to the world at the same time which results in affecting human minds on increased level. Whatsup is one of those application which provides such facilities of calling, texting or sharing information in digital format to distinct places and reduced human effort as well as cost, this is indeed a great revolution in digital media as well as social media but at the same time it is making a bad impact on human health where the fingers, eyes and ears are constantly active and the rest of the body parts are at rest at all or at its minimum physical movements. Now, this is serious! which would directly effect on humans mind, reducing its capacity below from the threshold, and causing serious damage to the ears, eyes and fingers by the dangerous rays and strong mobile network signals. On the other hand it is killing time by engaging the user more in indoor activities. Concluding my discussion as, even though the technology is bring joy and happiness in humans life, it is indirectly effecting human minds and leaving some serious damage to the physical as well as mental health of humans.

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neha rai 5 years ago

Whatsapp is very helpful as well as harmful for us.people use it like a adiction,it creats many problem people spend most of the time in there n use mobile n laptop many hour,at this case there is problem in his eyes.children does not go classes for doing whatsapp.
Now a days people share many kind of thing wo give a knowledge.but sometimes they will share a bad things like a picture of god n write in coation if you share within a 5 sec than you will give a gud news aftr 24 hr. What is this? They insults his god daily it is not a good thing for all the country.they fool the user n say to send for gud news.this kind of bad things are done in whatsapp.so at last whatsapp is harmful as well as helpful for us.

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venkat 5 years ago

ya its killing time rather than minds

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Appasaheb Sole 5 years ago

Every thing has its positive and negative effects on life.WhatsApp is really helpful and useful for sharing important message s,alerts or information regarding our activities and we can keep in touch with our friends.It is useful whenever u get bored.
But we have to use whatsapp for good purpose only.we should not spread wrong social messages regarding communism or which may lead to riot.
We should not share wrong information,pics,messages regarding any issues.
We should have limited use of WhatsApp and not spend too much time unnecessarily.

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DARISA VENKATA SUNIL MITHRA 5 years ago

Anything in this world has both good and bad,positive and negative,advantages and disadvantages.Whattsup also comes under this thing.
By using the whattsup we can share information with the other people ,in whattsup we can create a groups and if any common information we can share in the group.
At the same time the worth time is also wasted by chating and sharing unnecessary information with the friends.
So,one have to use this app in balanced way.

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sneha 5 years ago

whatsapp can be used in both positive and negative ways. it depends on the user,whether to use it to his advantage or disadvantage. whatsapp has more positive benefits to a user than negative until and unless a user allows technology take over his mind and willpower i dont think whatapp throws much of a problem to the world!

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akansha 5 years ago

everything has its benefits as well as losses. it is our way of seeing things. whatsapp is a great tool by which we can interact with our friends and family across globe. it is because of these social networking websites and apps that the world now seems to be a smaller place. whatspp can also be used to share study materials with friends,can also be used to send jokes and pictures. but if used excessively it can also ditract an individual from their goals. students may get distracted and not focus much on studies and indulge in unneccesary talks.

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nithin 5 years ago

no i dont think so because whatsapp is a tool which is used as per the users demand.its like a gun in the hands of the soldier its used for nations protection and in the hand of the terrorist its results in the destruction of the same so dont blame whatsapp blame urselves

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susmiha 5 years ago

Wow..it is a wonderful example....

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ksukanya 5 years ago

watsp i s like the facebook itself...if v use is ina right manner it z very useful for us...all the social groups r based on us itself whether its useful r not ...now a days pepole use the social groups as so many ways....and d way staying on 24 hrs on the site is harmful to studies ,health,,dey addict to chat nd divert frm studies whn dey use this sie..

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Rishabh agrawal 5 years ago

basically whatsapp is great app for connect wid frnds... bt many of them get addicted wid this nd its harmful efferct on his study and his health nd also behaviour...they nt connect wid outside of world.. they live their life in narrow mind... so some tym whatsapp is killing minds.. if agree than comment

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aadil khan 5 years ago

now a days every one have smart phone so it is easy to connect with friends , whatsaap is very useful to circulate any information with in small time , but it become some time addiction to chat , so we can say that it is minds killing , if agree then reply in comment ..

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sumit kumar 5 years ago

agree with ur point .most of the time is spent on th the mobile .bcoz it connects many frndz at one point ..but spending more time on whatsapp ll distract u from u goal..

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prasanna ailuri 5 years ago

i think its yesmany youngsters now a days got addicted to phone and they are spoiling their life due to this app

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Rahul krishna 5 years ago

everything has its own positive point and negative point .It is our way how we take the things and what is our perception about the things.... WhatsApp may kill time but if we use it in positive way we could make use of it in our learning process....yes but for some extent it is true that it is killing the minds of young people ...they are greatly indulged in the WhatsApp that they expend large amount of time for texting and gossiping ....having a social life is good but it should be a secondary part but for many of the people it has become the primary part and thus its use should be minimised ....

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ANIK KUMAR HALDER 5 years ago

whatsapp is an great messaging app which provides us a better platform to communicate with friends , relatives etc. It has attracted millions of users across the globe for its easy accessibility and interesting features.It allows us to share our ideas ,thoughts etc.As everything has two sides like a coin similarly whatapp too has its pros and cons its our perception that matters .

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smita 5 years ago

I believe that whatsapp is killing mind! because wherever we go the thing we notice is everybody is so indulge in their mobile phone. they spend hours in chatting with no use and the result is that students are getting distracted from their studies

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Adil Rasid 5 years ago

no whatsapp is useful social networking site

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pavankumar 5 years ago

) There are 4 balls and 4 boxes of colors yellow, pink, red and green. Red ball is in a box whose color is same as that of the ball in a yellow box. Red box has green ball. In which box do you find the yellow ball?

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pavankumar 5 years ago

) Peter and Paul are two friends. The sum of their ages is 35 years. Peter is twice as old as Paul was when Peter was as old as Paul is now. What is the present age of Peter in years?

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Aparna Takkellapati 5 years ago

According to my point of view ,that watsapp is really a mind killer many of the students waste their valuable time chatting with their friends,etc,ofcourse it maintains relations but it attracts many people and get struck in it

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Aparna Takkellapati 5 years ago

Yes i too agree that with the statement

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akhil 5 years ago

Yes,I agree with the statement

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Manveer Chhabra 5 years ago

Whatsapp has become a addiction for everyone. Almost all young generation waste their lot of time using whatsapp.It has also affected old generation a lot . Whatsapp has make people bound to their phones. People waste their useful time chatting which they can utilize to learn something new.It should be used in a good way just to share useful information and being connected with society.

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Deepesh Soni 5 years ago

ya i am totally fever of this topic
but we dont say it is a killing minds but by the currently used we dont say that in some case it is might be used full it is totally depend you how you used it

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Deepak kumar kumawat 5 years ago

no,
it is a feeling sharing tool

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JAYDEEP KUMAR 5 years ago

its not a killing mind ,,,with help of this one person easily communicate with other..

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nivi 5 years ago

I totally agree with the fact that Whatsapp is killing minds. Nowadays, teenagers mostly waste a lot of time texting their friends. They are losing focus in their studies. They are indulging in prolongeed hours of Watsapp texting. In this process, they are losing their precious time. They no longer feel the need to read good books or indulge in interacting with their friends. They are happy replying to texts which has become the sole purpose of their life. They are no longer socializing. Watsapp has become a medium for building contacts and breaking them. Whenever there are differences among friends, the do not feel the need to sort out their differences. Instead there is a simple option of block which they use to stop talking to their friends. This really hurts the sentiments of people and Watsapp in a way is playing with the emotions of the people.
Watsapp is making people lazy and the importance of meeting friends face to face has lost its relevance. The need to interact with people and share ideas and thoughts has lost its importance.
A simple text message has taken the place of priceless interaction with friends and prolonged hours of gossip which which was considered valuable once upon a time.

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Narendra Gopi 5 years ago

u r only talking about the negative side only... There is some advantages also .. Sharing the Information and maintaining the realationships e.t.c....

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k 5 years ago

hie friends,accrording to me what i feel about whatsapp is that whatsapp is not at all a killing machine which kills minds. No one force you to buy smart phone or install whatsapp, if it was a kiling minds then this app wont have received so much success on its release. Nowadays it parents blame whatsapp behind a students low performance but in my opinion whatsapp is one thing which has made our life a lot easier. I myself as a student use whatsapp to share notes , delivering important notices and that too free of cost...if app like this was not made then i would have chosen text msg for all these then according to you text messages could be termed as killing minds....

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S R Y Farhan 5 years ago

According to me , Whatsapp is an efficient tool in this century . I am totally againt the topic that whatsapp is killing minds . I can tell so many effective and trendy features that whatsapp has given to this generation like free SMS , free call , sharing video ; auudio , pictures and many more . As people who are intelligent , it depends on the people how do they use it . One important thing , if some person is wasting his or her time on whatsapp then if whatsapp was not there then he or she would have been wasting that same time on something else . So ,at the end i want to say that addiction is always a poison , you have to decide that weather to take the poison or not.

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vijaysv 5 years ago

whatsapp is just an program we it just enble ourself to get in touch with others its has soma advantages also

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arun kumar 5 years ago

hello friends ,yes whatsapp is killing minds because it always busy in chat and no body in use of right way always be wrong way so whatsapp is killing minds!

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swati 5 years ago

hello everyone, i would like to share my views on this topic .as we know technologies have been developing for sake of human comfort.internet provide us world wide access through its network facebook any many social networking sites provide a mode to socialize ourselves.similarly whatsapp is another kind of technology which provide an easy way to communicate with others by interchanging our thoughts . any technology or invention never say misuse or overuse me its only we humans on which it depends than why we should say whatsapp killing mind.it is all depend upon our perception how we take it either we use any technology wisely or become addicted to it. so in my point of view whatsapp is not the culprit people should know how to use and when to use wisely.

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neeraj kumar 5 years ago

any whatsapp group is there?

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Ramu Giri 5 years ago

Hi ...Friends ...I partially agree with the point that Whatsapp is killing minds.
According to me every coin has two face in the same way Whatsapp also has two face one is positive and another is negative.
Whatsapp is a large messaging tool which provides to many facilitates to there users . Like Update your profile pic and status also.
Using only whatsapp you could interact with your loved ones anywhere in the world . As my so many friends has been said that you could contact or talk with your old friend who were your friends during school time or childhood.
You could share video, audio and pic with your friends .Even now a days so many people are making group and discussing related studies and other important knowledge which could be important for them.

At last i would like to say that it totally depends on you, how are you going to use any tool ?
if you are very addicted about any tool or app then may be it could harm you .
but if you are using particular tool for you need then it could be good for you.

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Aparna I 6 years ago

It has both good and bad impact on the people. On the bad side, it is often addictive rather than convenience to the people. It is used by most of them to check out status updates. This can cause a lot of doubts in relationships on whether it is factual or not. It also affects friends when they do not get any replies which makes them feel low. On the good side of it, it is an efficient way in communicating as messages can be sent from anywhere and at anytime. It helps in faster communications to friends and family. I conclude by saying that it should be either used for useful purpose or people should not use it.

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sonam 6 years ago

Every thing has its own pros and cons. Whatsapp being 1 of the most popular social network sites no doubt has made communcation easier and faster but simltaneously it has killed the minds of people. people . People waste a lot of their valuable time by keeping themselves busy in whatapp. It has limited the minds of people and made them lazy. So if this app is used in a constructive manner then it is highly beneficial.

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kritika pandey 6 years ago

i am disagree with tha statement as its upto a person that to much extent he/she give importance to ann applicatiohe.and also it is not harmful to be social or to chat with ur friends .so its not the whatsapp that are killing minds .its totally depends on a person not on any app.

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KUMARAN 6 years ago

hii I am kumaran. In my point of view whatsapp is such a nice social software tool to be used efficiently. We can communicate with people with less cost than other tools. It is so much useful for people to share there feelings and make an impression from their close friends with chats in groups. Yahh ofcourse it is a software which makes people to adict. But more than that factor people should aware that it is just a tool not a dramatic thing than whom are close to us. Whatever the tool we used there should be some limitations are there. We should follow that for our benefits and comfort. If we use that for periodic manner to communicate with friends it wont affect our minds. More than that there is one thing i just want to share, people should respect the people who near to there in close. Because we dont have time for people to talk directly, we avoid that by the smartphones. We just used it when we are talking, walking & etc. It should be avoided. whatever we use there should be control on it, then there is no huge problem for us.

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Tinku 6 years ago

Whatsapp has become the largest messaging app, and it is just because it has allowed people to come closer to each other. There are some people who are not involved in any work, and such people are only addicted to whatsapp, not everyone.Whatsapp has allowed the school friends and distant relatives to come and talk at one place. It doesn’t kill mind but helps the people to cherish the old good memories and relationships. In a world, where people don’t have time to meet friends, whatsapp has allowed people to share their problems with friends on messaging platform regardless of time and location. Whatsapp is now even used by many firms and organizations for sharing of important information among employees.If used properly, Whatsapp can help generate new business opportunities and close the existing deals faster.
CONCLUSION :::::::::::::::::::::

Every thing in this world has two sides, one positive and one negative. The use of Whatsapp is no different. It is not a black or white app, but a grey app whose pros and cons are decided by the user himself. The people are more isolated than before in the present world. Some make their world better by using the app, and some make themselves more isolated after using this app. In all the cases, balance is the key.
Thankyou

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himani1 6 years ago

I would like to complete the sentence, Whatsapp is spoiling minds of those who do not have conscience how to use it. It is a very good tool for sharing information. But a very bad tool for interacting with people. But most of the people spoil their precious time in chatting. I would suggest like any other technology and even your own mind, it is boon or bane, it depends on how you use it.
Thank you!

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Deeksha 6 years ago

R uh blaming watsapp foh ds...no..i dont think so its doing it ..its totally delends upon d user to how to usw it..by ds v r connected to our far frans..v get to learn many things dere..spiritual gk fashion updates n many more...its totally our choice to how to use it

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sainath 6 years ago

hello everyone , according to me each technology has two side like each has two side. whatsapp is cool app mainly made to connect people at any time any where but if you are using more than enough like full time job rahter than refreshment the guys i must said you are westing your time . thank you and love technology

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lokesh 6 years ago

hello everyone , I agree with #Shailja Sharma that
Whatsapp is not killing minds. Its us who have a choice to use it in our favour as a tool to get information , stay connected for urgent information and sharing information OR just waste our time chatting long day and night. We could see a notice on a notice board in our college or somewhere , and within 2 min we could click its photo and share with our friends and all get the intended information. Whatsapp could reach more people than the static notice board.

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devaki kesana 6 years ago

hi,in my point f view whatsapp role in human being lifes increases day by day because of we can easily communicate with our close ones ,family members ,best buddies,neighburs, from anyware to anyware in the world.that to now technology enhances day by day so everybody using smart mobiles using whatsapp also.by using this we can easily send images ,videos,files,audios than other apps and previous technologies..day by day whatsapp users also increases so that it provides free calls ,free video chating.because of this reason only its popular.every coin has two sides like that every technolgy ,,,so i fully supprting that is whatsapp is not killing minds.. thanku.

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Shailaja Sharma 6 years ago

Hii, According to me Whats App is not killing the minds instead it helps to stay in touch with your close friends, relatives,families it also gives us the chance to interact with the new people. As we can compare with the earlier days it was so difficult to contact with our close ones but now the technology has given us the advantage to stay in touch with our close ones anywhere and everywhere. earlier it was so costly to talk even for a single min but now its free from whats app we can chat, call, video call,etc. I think whats app is strengthening our relationship.

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mohit rana 6 years ago

hiiiiii
i m supporting that whatsapp is not killing the minds.

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Aditi Khandagale 6 years ago

Today all the people start and end there day with whatsapp. People are getting addicted to the new android application i.e whatsapp hence they hardly get time to inteact with there family.

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paavai 6 years ago

.Hi friends, in recent days people are fond of using smart phones or android. As there are so many useful apps available on the internet, most of us prefer downloading apps like whatsapp which mainly focuses on chatting. From young generation to old people everyone waste their time by just updating their status and chatting with friends. People get addicted to it by its frequent usage. So my point is just to use it for refreshment not for full time job

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Economics Created on 3 years ago Latest discussion 4 Months ago

Privatization will lead to less corruption?

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sittu sharma 4 Months ago

Privatisation leads to less corruption, I will not agree with this statement because either it is private or Government, it is the attitude of the person to take bribe. In any sector, if the higher authorities are powerful and dynamic then automatically the system will be effective. If we see the private schools, colleges and hospitals, how much cost they are charging for the individuals? Is it not corruption? How the poor people can afford all these?, if all the sectors become privatised. So some specific sectors should be in the control of Government only.

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CH NEERAJ 8 Months ago

Privatisation followed by strict corporate governance will definitely lead to less corruption

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CH NEERAJ 8 Months ago

Privatisation followed by strict corporate governance will definitely lead to less corruption.

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Devendra Marghade 9 Months ago

Who know? Math is suckk!!

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Dilip yadav 10 Months ago

in government school they don t have fear about losing there jo
but in private school techer have fear about loss there job if they dint explane topic properly.

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sneha 10 Months ago

I support this point. when things are private people more take care of it. In private sector, it's easy to manage things & check every details properly.In government sector people only do work as duty but in private sector people do work passionately.
If private sector associated companies gives their lion's share to Indian Economy then it will be benefit.

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Rohini Ganorkar 1 year ago

I think reservation system should not be there because of reservation in cast many people from OPEN and OBC category get very less opertunity as compare other category people. I have seen that many time OPEN category student have high score as compare other student in entrance exam like JEE,GATE but there category wise cutoff and hence they are fail. and here partiality occur between cast. No value of student hardwork.

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Kamal Bisem 1 year ago

I think in government sector is more curroption than the Private sector. For example we compare two college Private college and government college. In private collge work is done properly. The teachers in private college doing their job sencerelly and In government collges Teacher becomes very lazy They does not have tension about their student. We can see Private collge are successful than the government college. From this comparision we can conclude privatization lead ti to less corruption

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Sushma 1 year ago

Total workers=100 in which some are men ,some are women and some are children . Women works with men . And more than half of men are working with their women. Money given to a person for the work is 500rs , women is 400 rs and children is 100 rs . Total money earn by all is 20000 rs. Find no of men , no of women and no of children working ?

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VIKASH KISKU 1 year ago

Yes, of course I support the topic..
I would like to throw some points to understand how will it work?..
there are certain points which make you understand . these are following-
1- WORK RESPONSIBILITY:- In private sector everyone is more responsible and concern towards their work..
2- To compete with other companies- In private sector their goal is to compete with fellow company so that they can sustain/remain in there market so no one would like to cheat their own company hence company will grow a better way..
3.- TEAM WORK- In private sector you have to work with team not by your own understanding..
4.-REGULAR ACCOUNTING- Regular account use to happen in weekly basis or monthly basis so you are accountable for your senior so there is no any chance to corruption..
5.- MORE TRANSPARENCY- Private sector is more transparent than government sector..
If you like my perspective please do like so that I will be get confidence and I will post other topics as well.
thank you so much for reading..

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syed zubair 1 year ago

Absolutely right

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Ijaz 1 year ago

in my opinion ,privatization leads to more corruption becz there is probably one good professional employee always there in all government sector because of this attitude that professional man or women are hated by corrupted people so there is intension to suspent the good employeee in upcoming days but there is lots of rules to suspent the government employee wherraes in private sector if one person is targeted by all people thee is possible of immediate firing so other people see this senario leads to why we strrugling we can also do this cooruption it will leads to danger

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Amar raj 1 year ago

privatization leads the society in different directions.one can easily know all the details for a given product or project or details about its profile or loss of a particular company or individuals.so corruption or fraud is completely not possible,so the possibility of corruption will be reduce.

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Harish 2 years ago

corruption will be less but the charges will be more than that fixed by the government

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Ramya sadineni 2 years ago

No privatization will lead to the more corruption, because we put our dreams in private sector we don't have any garuntee that it is become successful.

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In what ratio should wheat at Rs. 4.5 per kg be mixed with another variety at Rs. 5.25 per kg so that the mixture is worth of Rs. 5 per kg

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Kunal Bangar 2 years ago

In what ratio should wheat at Rs. 4.5 per kg be mixed with another variety at Rs. 5.25 per kg so that the mixture is worth of Rs. 5 per kg

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Nishant kumar 1 year ago

in ratio 1:2
4.5 +10.5=15/3=5 per kg

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indla malakondaiah 2 years ago

2. A man sets out to cycle from Delhi to Rohtak and at the same time another man starts from Rohtak to
cycle to cycle to Delhi. After passing each other they completed their journey in (10/3) hours and (16/3)
hours respectively.At what rate does the second man cycle if the first cycle at 8 kmph?

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Athulya Parameswaran 1 year ago

The two distances(d) will be same.
Hence, d= 8*10/3= 80/3 (1st person).
2nd person's speed= (80/3)/(16/3)= 5 kmph

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vijay 2 years ago

yes defenetly because ,let me bring an example of present situation of financial sector in india.today we have nearly 10lakh crores of npa(non performing assets).in order to overcome this so many are telling that the government banks must be privatized.so this will reduce the lootings of money in government banks in India.

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Vipin 2 years ago

A train running at the speed of 60km/hr acrosses a pole in 9 sec. What is d length of d train

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Teena 2 years ago

privatisation can abate corruption but only to a few extent.As everyone know, dat percentage of people who are often blacklisted in corruption case belongs to government sector.While very less case occurs in private world.This is because of system worksystem of private organisation which is generally ignored in government sector in country like ours. People working in private sector will be afraid of losing their jobs and hence are less likely to involve in such actions. But privatisation holds few demerits too. like there'll be cut throat competition in every private sector and since the power will be among few hands, there are chances that whole system may get even more worsen. So basically though it'll be a good step bt not the sufficient and required step when it comes to eradication of corruption.

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Dhanush 2 years ago

It leads to less corroupted but, government will never long last and wages will not be same. Rich gets richer and unemployment starts so, corruption will change into some other social diasater..... like crime. so on an important aspects privatisation is needed but not in every part.

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soniya 2 years ago

a person spends $675 on wood for a building project. the wood costs $5 per square meter if the person needs a total of 205 square meters of wood how much more must she but

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anupam singh parihar 2 years ago

Definitely corruption will be abated upto a certain extent but privatization will lead to capitalist economy and now a days many countries are trying to pursue mixed economy . So yes if it is curbed within a extent , it would be better to have it

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Asfa 2 years ago

Please give answer of this
If 3/p =6 and 3/q =15then p-q is

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sai hasini 2 years ago

3/10 is the answer

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yachana kesarwani 2 years ago

privatization is not useful for everyone it is good for rich person but it is not better for that family which economic condition is not better .It is also improve the corruption in the country for example in the privatization anyone can not take admission in government college due to lack of knowledge, marks etc .but that person success to take the admission private college pay to more money as compare to government college .and their is some helpful reason like as due to privatization company face more competition in the market .Maximum IT companies work in the privatization .

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vibhor Mishra 2 years ago

Privatization is very helpful for the growth of our country ,it will control the corruption upto a certain level .Eligible candidates should select the proper job .And the production and qualities of products are automatically increase day by day.

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Himanshu 2 years ago

Privatization doesn't necessarily mean that corruption will be reduced. Also we can't go for privatization in all the sector as some fields can't be privatize because there are services provided by government sector which is easily affordable to everyone and to get those services from private sector might not be affordable to everyone

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Abhinay Rai 2 years ago

my opinion on that privatization does not decrease the corruption but it provide the better service which will costly means that privatization sector will not affordable for all.

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PRAJJWAL GUPTA 2 years ago

Privatisation doesn't necessarily play its major role in diminishing corruption but may create better facilities and services for the consumers on a large scale .
For the same product or services consumers will get a better option to choose among the various private industries producing them.
But , that doesn't mean corruption will decrease as power will be now limited to someone hands after privatisation.
Again , the thing which is to be noted that due to privatisation , an industry would face good competition from their fellow competitors , so their is less likely for an private firm industry to excel in it's field by propagating corruption .

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Manish Sahu 2 years ago

by selling 300 apples a seller gains the selling price of 60 apples. the gain of the seller is

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Abhinay Rai 2 years ago

Lets c.p of 1 apple is 1
C.P of 300 apples will be 300.
total S.P of 300 apple is 360
gain = 60*100/300
20%

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Zara 2 years ago

The angle of elevation theta of a vertical tower from a point on the ground is such that it's tangent is 5/12 on walking 192 metres towards the tower in the same straight . The tangent of the angle of elevation of theta is found to be 3/4 . Find the height of the tower .

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Mahendra 2 years ago

no it will not lead to less corruption

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Susmitha 2 years ago

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Nagarjuna 3 years ago

Suchita Is older than Raj by 10 years. 5 years ago the respective ratio between Suchita’s age and Raj’s
age was 7 : 5. What is Suchita’s present age ? (in years)

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Akash Jain 3 years ago

Privatization will not reduce corruption but it helps to get better services rather than public sector in private company all employee are well qualified and i must say in private company there is no issue of sc/st reservation that's why we will get good infrastructure.

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Mahalakshmi 3 years ago

privatization or public sector which will come to our nation.Doesn't reduce the corruption .it all depends on people who are working in organization,they need to loyal to the organization.even private sector also corrupt we all know about the OLA case

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Aniruddha Paul 3 years ago

No, the concept privatization will lead to less corruption is not fully acceptable at all. Corruption mainly occurs due to the bad mindset of people in work-life whether it is government or private. Privatization only bring the benefit of work by a systematic way

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Gourav 3 years ago

33 men can do a job in 30 days if 44 men started the work together and after every day one person left the work then what is the minimum number of days required the complete the whole work

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neha mitra 3 years ago

in a four digit number having non zero and distinct digits,the sum of the digit at the unit position and the ten position is equal to sum of the remaining two digits.the sum of the digit at the tens and hundreds position is three times the sum of the remaining two digits.if the sum of the digits is not more than 20.then how many such four digit number are possible?

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sachin 3 years ago

I dont think privatization have anything to with corruption. Instead, transparency is more important to avoid corruption whether it is private sector or government. Transparency in the system will surely reduce corruption to a noticable level.

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sonali 3 years ago

Yes it will corruption is mainly originate from government sector only any scams involved government official even if u get selected in government job there is also corruption.why in IIM only deserving student is selected irrespective of cast system and why in government undeserving is selected.in 1991 privatisation was brought only to reduce corruption in public sector companies

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sonu kumar 3 years ago

According to my point of view,
Yes privatization will lead the less corruption.
I have many point I would like to focus on the main point
1. job security -
in the private sectors employees are more afaired about there jobs
if they found doing activity they may be fire as soon as possible
but in government opposite of this happened

2.As the live example I can show u
so many transport government agencies handed over to private company such as reliance.tata,an all

3. in private sectors people are goal oriented

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vijay sharma 3 years ago

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karthick 3 years ago

Corruption is there where there is power. Whether private or government it depends on the mind set of people. Where there is greed there is corruption. Corruption is there because common people are paying them and making more powerful by encouraging them. So, instead of telling the government employees it's better to educate common people, their rights because untill they stop paying corruption can't be removed. So private or government there will be corruption if there are people who pay them.

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Vivek 3 years ago

Privatization leads to less corruption then government bodies, because they are afriad of their job security. All the facilities given to an government employee is a wastage of money andthat money is also similar as corruption. We can use that money for poor families.

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shashank strivastava 3 years ago

when a coin is tossed 5 times what is prob to getting atmost 5 times haead

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Mahalakshmi 3 years ago

privatization leads more corruption .if we are applying for business loan they can fix any interest.indirectly they also corrupt us.

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manas sarangi 3 years ago

there will be nothing happened due to privatization of the bank.although insolvency will reduce but corruption COUDN'T change

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himmat singh rawat 3 years ago

I have rs 50
spend 20 balance 30
spend 15 balance 15
spend 9 balance 6
spend 6 balance 0
total spend amount is 50
if u calculate balance will get 51
Why?

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Anshul Reddy 3 years ago

I think privatisation would give a lot of job opportunity but for corruption we have seen that government officer are more corroupt than private company officers and i think i will b good decision to make privatisation.

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SAMIRAN SADHU 3 years ago

A shopkeeper mixes two varieties of tea - one costing Rs. 75 per kg and the other costing Rs. 50 per
kg in the ratio 3: 2. If he sells the mixed variety at Rs. 62.40 per kg, find his gain or loss per cent.

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Anand jha 3 years ago

Q. Ratio of boys:girls is "b" and the ratio of the girls:boys is "g".If b+g>x than find the value of X.

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Anand jha 3 years ago

Q. Ratio of boys:girls is "b" and the ratio of the girls:boys is "g".If b+g>x than find the value of X.

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Thirupathi 3 years ago

Until and unless change in people mindset there is no change in corruption

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Ratan 3 years ago

what i analyse privatization of any organisation leads to systematic development and consumption of the product . Meanwhile , i would like to have your attention over the scenario where privatization may compel consumers to the only choice available.
So, if things are going to be privatized , there must be a code of conduct that will be followed by all the participating industries so a little democracy is going to be also a priority of ours in order to achieve the healthy privatized society. But , again if this is the case , then why not develop our government systems so that there is no requirement of private sectors instead of creating a parallel government alias privatization.

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Akshat Saxena 3 years ago

Privatization can lead to less corruption because
1)Person will be in fear for getting out of the job,if the work has done done properly
2)Though government body is slightly moving towards the private body so it's a good idea for making less corruption the latest example is the Delhi metro rail corporation lead by relience industries.
3)The TA/DA and all the other facilities provided by the govt to govt employee should get reduced so that the money can be used for poor people.
At last each and every thing has good and bad aspects both so we should be positive towards our life and be honest to our work

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priyal 3 years ago

Privatization may not bring any huge change in corruption as there have to be always a governing body of corrupt people. It can be explained by the example of any government tender which is given to only those who can bribe more than others

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Ramyaasri 3 years ago

yes

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Abhishek Jain 3 years ago

And there will be a great throughput in every business form because in government services they are not loyal towards their job but in private sector there is always a second person to replace the first one if his work is not satisfactory.

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PRAFULLA PANKAJ SRIVASTAVA 3 years ago

Yes Definitely Privatisation may lead to eradication of corruption to a great extent by Privatisation of every action within organization. Separate committees are formed by which every one's action can be watched and guided. In case of corruption, several judgement can be made easily.

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Anjum 3 years ago

I person does a wrong thing only when there is no one to watch him/her. In govt. sector there is no immediate authority to punish the guilty for the corruption , while in private there are less people and an immediate authority to take actions so privatisation may lead to less corruption

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v srikar 3 years ago

NO, Privatisation not at all leads to less corruption because eradication of corruption mainly lies in the mindset of the people.If the people don't change their mindsets towards corruption, then there is no use of privatisation.

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