Stand at almost any shop counter in India today and you will see the same sign: scan and pay. From metropolitan supermarkets to roadside tea stalls, retailers increasingly prefer digital settlement. They avoid the hassle of change, accounting becomes easier, and payments leave a clean record.
Nepal is considering a proposal to allow the use of Indian currency notes of denominations higher than ₹100, a move aimed at easing cross-border travel and trade between the two countries. Senior officials familiar with the discussions said the plan is being examined by Nepal Rastra Bank in coordination with the government. Existing Restrictions on […]
India has firmly stated that de-dollarisation is not part of its financial agenda, even as discussions continue among BRICS nations on using local currencies for trade. MEA Clarifies India’s Position The Ministry of External Affairs confirmed that India has not taken steps to move away from the U.S. dollar. While other BRICS countries have floated […]















