The Demonetisation Debate
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Black money crackdown: Here's what Narendra Modi might do next
The Prime Minister has announced that many more measures will be introduced in the coming days to prevent future generation of black money. Check out some of the likely measures
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Five upsides of Narendra Modi's demonetisation move
The most crucial and long-term impact of the move to demonetise high-value notes will come in the form of a re-legitimisation of the rule of law
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Demonetisation is a first step; bigger measures needed
The recent demonetisation has destroyed Rs 2-3 lakh crore of black money. But we await the logical continuation against the menace
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Demonetization move 'fantastic', but near-term growth to slow: HSBC India's CEO Stuart Milne
Demonetization will need to be followed up by more reform to have desired impact
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Demonetisation a 'wake up call to push for digital finance': Sachin Bansal
Co-founder of India's largest ecommerce company, Flipkart, expects government will follow up with more measures to curb black money
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Note ban: New-age startups exult, claim jump in digital transactions
The demonitisation may also push more people online, make India "data rich" and facilitate a transparent credit ecosystem, according to experts
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Affordable housing market to benefit greatly from demonitisation: Experts
Expect a short-term deceleration in real estate sales. But the crackdown on black money will make it easier to secure permissions quickly
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Note ban's benefits seen beyond curbs on black money, terrorism funding
Sudden ban on Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes could leave people in the lurch and utter state of confusion; but not for long
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Jewellery sales to see short-term impact following Modi's crackdown
According to analysts, nearly 50 percent of jewellery sales in India are through cash transactions