Madhya Pradesh sells permits on a single portal, locks every ticket to a government ID and lets you pick your zone at booking.
Karnataka runs its lodges through a professional company. Both are Indian. Both are exceptions.
@AdithiGurkarr https://t.co/nP6OmkeN7o
बिना किसी FCRA लाइसेंस के कैसे चल था करोड़ों के विदेशी चंदे का खेल?
क्या है Christian MLM 'Timothy Initiative'? चर्च के नाम पर बस्तर में कैसे हो रही थी नक्सल फंडिंग?
धर्म और चैरिटी की आड़ में कैसे चल रहा था देश तोड़ने का सबसे बड़ा नेटवर्क? नए FCRA संशोधन क़ानून से मोदी सरकार ने कसा शिकंजा
House Church और Christian MLM मॉडल का पूरा सच बता रही हैं @RitikaChandola
No user charges for UPI
Do not believe Cassandras
There has been considerable discussion òn UPI and merchant charges. Here are the facts behind the conversation — what it means for consumers, merchants, and India's digital payment ecosystem.
Here is the response to the fear-mongering by Payments Council of India:
1. Will I have to pay to use UPI?
No. UPI has always been free for consumers since its launch in 2016. Every Indian can continue making instant digital payments without paying any transaction charges.
2. Will small shopkeepers or kirana stores be charged for accepting UPI?
No. Small merchants are not required to pay any harges (MDR) to accept UPI payments. UPI I/O was designed to make digital payments accessible for even the smallest businesses across India, and protecting small merchants remains central to the ecosystem's inclusive growth.
3. Why is there a discussion around
UPI charges now?
UPI has evolved from a new payment platform into the world's largest real-time payment system. As the ecosystem continues to expand, discussions are taking place on how to sustainably support the infrastructure that enables billions of secure transactions every month, while continuing to ensure that consumers and small merchants remain protected.
4. Who built and continues to invest in UPI?
For nearly 10 years, banks, payment companies, fintechs, NPCI and RBI have collectively invested in technology, cybersecurity, fraud prevention, innovation and customer support to build one of the safest and most reliable payment systems in the world.
These investments continue every day to keep UPI secure, resilient and available 24×7.
5. If UPI is free, who bears the cost of operating it?
Operating a national payment infrastructure involves continuous investment in technology, fraud prevention, cybersecurity, compliance, customer support and innovation.
These costs are currently borne by ecosystem participants including banks and payment service providers who continue to invest so consumers can enjoy a safe, secure and seamless payment experience.
6. Would consumers have to pay if large merchants pay for payment acceptance?
No.
Merchant service charges, where applicable, are commercial arrangements between merchants and payment service providers. They do not mean that consumers pay to use digital payments.
Across the world, merchant service charges are a standard feature of digital payment ecosystems, while consumers continue to enjoy convenient and secure digital payment experiences.
7. Why is sustaining the UPI ecosystem important?
UPI has become critical national digital infrastructure used by hundreds of millions of Indians every day.
As transaction volumes continue to grow, sustained investment in security, resilience, innovation, fraud prevention and infrastructure will remain essential to ensure that UPI continues to serve consumers and businesses reliably for years to come.
@dawalelo Answer the question. Stop playing victim card when exposed. You think the government doesn’t know. Sabka time aayega n the time will be decided by you know who.
Start banning Instagram regularly for violations. Impose 1 month bans every time there is a transgression.
Extend the same to WhatsApp, while developing @Arattai as the protocol driven alternative https://t.co/NCX0PgRmOO
Indians will be weaned off the Insta reel addiction very quickly - reverse network effects are real. Then @Meta and @instagram will know as they say in India - kaun kiska baap hai.
Khud ok accountability deni nahi hai but want accountability from every one else . Kya doglapan hai by the cockroaches 🪳. No wonder no one takes them seriously
Whoever is responsible for this must be held accountable. We all saw who was peddling this narrative. The “Bunty” was feeding information to “Bubli” on her “legal podcast”, and the public watched it unfold.
@DelhiPolice