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Latur girl gets Rs 1 crore prize from PM Narendra ModiShradha Mengshette, a second year student of Electrical Engineering from Latur, emerged as the winner of Rs 1 crore mega draw for consumers.- Digital transactions shoot up 23 times post note ban to 64 lakh"Volume of all digital transactions increased by about 23 times with 63,80,000 digital transactions for a value of Rs 2,425 crore in March ...
- Lucky Grahak: Mobile EMI fetches Rs 1-crore bonanza for studentThe second prize of Rs 50 lakh under the Lucky Grahak Yojana, an official statement said, was won by Hardik Kumar from Khambhat in Gujarat.
- PM Modi launches series of programmes on BR Ambedkar's anniversaryThe prime minister formally launched the merchant interface of the Bharat Interface for Money (BHIM) mobile application.
- Central Bank of India customer wins Rs 1 crorePresident Pranab Mukherjee picked up the lucky winners from the 100th draw of lots under digital payments promotion schemes at Rashtrapati ...
- Finance Minister gets President's pat for finishing Budget process by March 31The President stressed it is necessary to reduce cash and impart greater urgency to promoting secure digital payment methods to ensure grea...
- We need much better broadband infrastructure, says DIPP secretaryDIPP Secretary Ramesh Abhishek said that in the last one year, almost 80,000 panchayats have already been provided with broadband connectiv...
- Over 14 lakh consumers win Rs 226 crore under e-payment schemeGovernment on December 25 had launched two schemes -- Lucky Grahak Yojana and Digi-Dhan Vyapar Yojana -- to boost digital transactions post...
- After BHIM, government to launch Aadhaar PayAadhaar Pay is meant for merchants to receive digital payments from customers over the counter through Aadhaar authentication.
- MEITY to promote digital transactions in place of NITI AayogThe IT ministry is responsible for promotion of e-governance for empowering citizens as well as promoting inclusive and sustainable growth ...
- Nearly 10 lakh customers win over Rs 153.5 crore in govt's digital payment schemesGovt had launched two schemes on Dec 25 last year – Lucky Grahak Yojana for consumers and Digi-Dhan Vyapar Yojana for merchants – to promot...
- Government rewards 10 lakh people with Rs 153 crore for making digital paymentsThe initiative to make digital payments a mass movement in India through the two schemes has made a headway across the country, said NITI A...
- 7.6 lakh citizens receive Rs 117 cr for paying digitallyA NITI Aayog statement said that the latest data shows that Maharashtra, TN, Andhra, UP and K'taka have emerged as top five states with max...
- Niti Aayog to rank states on digital metrics: GovernmentNiti Aayog had constituted a Committee of Chief Ministers on digital payments which submitted its interim report to Prime Minister Narendra...
- Over 6 lakh people win Rs 97.07 crore under digital payment schemeIn addition to that over 35,000 merchants have been declared winners under the Digi Dhan Vyapar Yojana weekly scheme
- Digi pay: 3.81 lakh consumers, 21,000 merchants win Rs 61 croreAccording to the statement, active participation has been seen among men and women and most of the winners were in the age group of 21-30 y...
- Lucky Grahak Yojana: In first draw 15,000 winners get rewardsGovernment said a total of 15,000 winners were selected under 4 broad categories from the 8 crore digital transactions that took place betw...
- Demonetisation rules changed to help people: PM Narendra ModiPM announced two schemes — for consumer the scheme is called 'Lucky Grahak Yojana' and for small traders 'Digi Dhan Vyapar Yojana' —during ...
- Government to launch lotteries on December 25 to push e-paymentsTo create awareness in different parts of the country, this event would be followed in 100 different cities across India over the next 100 ...
- PM Narendra Modi calls NITI meeting to review economy amid currency crunchThe meeting assumes significance in view of various multilateral agencies and RBI lowering growth forecast for the current fiscal.
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