When the cashless crunch hit the market core at all sectors, the questions were raised that how governmental proceedings and certain ministries would lead the proceedings as it's not an easy job to implement a cashless world in this wide range economy especially in a nation which is widely supported by rural area in the face of less technical online support. It is now revealed by the Ministry of Finance that the Niti Aayog has done an exceeding job to decide to finance the rural campaign for the cashless economy.
The Aayog has taken the responsibility to spread the word for the district administrations in certain rural areas all across India to look out the modules of the cashless economy thus it has assured that the funding to promote cashless economy would be provided to those district level administration from its own economic balance and accounting to help people realize about a cashless economy.
This move has been welcomed at certain stage as it targets the trade community in rural sector and help them out, but the questions still are being raised whether the policy would affect the Niti Aayog itself with its policy for the rich monetary implementation to make the whole India go cashless soon or will this policy be fruitful or opportunists take a big hand in this too?
In this way one way has been clarified that the Aayog is totally committed now to a district and rural base awareness and it's reporting to the same committee, however in the context of the realist perspective, it would be interesting to look out that how the rural agents of trade take it as a bold step.
The ultimate implementation would depend on their approach thus without their support any act to make India go cashless is totally ruthless in its ultimate core and context indeed...
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