Photo: GNANAMCLICKS Man stocking ten rupee notes of the Indian currency following demonitisation of INR 500 and 1000 notes.
Abstract: Demonetisation is a double edged process. At one stroke, tax evaders and other scrupulous people were dealt with a lethal blow. However, the gains would be fully realised only when faith in currency is restored through various supportive steps.
Author is the Chancellor of Central University of Gujarat.yalagh@gmail.com
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