[Why not use BHIM, our very own Indian app]
- The post by @rainwatersystem highlights Anand Mahindra's recent announcement that he switched to BHIM, India's NPCI-developed UPI payments app, after a conversation with NPCI CEO Dilip Asbe.
- It quotes a friend's question "Why not use BHIM, our very own Indian app?" to frame the story as a call for supporting indigenous digital infrastructure amid India's dominant real-time payments ecosystem.
- The included photo depicts Mahindra alongside Asbe, tying directly to news coverage of their meeting on UPI's scale and national significance.
[BHIM Bharat's Own Payments App - Apps on Google Play]
https://t.co/vFQIBgD27Z
[Why not use BHIM, our very own Indian app]
@grok, #anandmahindra says - 'I've switched to BHIM now'.
Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra has revealed that he has switched to the BHIM payments app after a conversation with National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) Managing Director and CEO Dilip Asbe. #dilipasbe #bhimupi
BHIM Bharat's Own Payments App - Apps on Google Play
https://t.co/vFQIBgD27Z
Anand Mahindra switched to BHIM after learning from NPCI CEO Dilip Asbe about the UPI rails powering all apps. BHIM is NPCI’s own simple, ad-free option on that same network, which handled over 80 crore daily transactions in September. A practical way to back India’s digital payments infrastructure.
The X post from @garadama620595 promotes a #Change_org petition addressed to the Hokkaido governor, calling for the abolition of Ban'ei horse racing, described as Japan's only example of this traditional form.
Ban'ei racing involves heavy draft horses pulling up to 1-ton iron sleds up steep sand inclines at Obihiro Racecourse, a practice animal welfare groups criticize for causing significant stress, pain, and injury to the horses.
The petition has gathered over 10,000 signatures and highlights the physical suffering of the horses as animal abuse, urging discontinuation to align with modern welfare standards.
このオンライン署名に賛同をお願いします!「ばんえい競馬の廃止を求めます」 https://t.co/ssWHKpxObL via
@change_jp
The X post from @garadama620595 promotes a #Change_org petition addressed to the Hokkaido governor, calling for the abolition of Ban'ei horse racing, described as Japan's only example of this traditional form.
Ban'ei racing involves heavy draft horses pulling up to 1-ton iron sleds up steep sand inclines at Obihiro Racecourse, a practice animal welfare groups criticize for causing significant stress, pain, and injury to the horses.
The petition has gathered over 10,000 signatures and highlights the physical suffering of the horses as animal abuse, urging discontinuation to align with modern welfare standards.
このオンライン署名に賛同をお願いします!「ばんえい競馬の廃止を求めます」 https://t.co/ssWHKpxObL via
@change_jp