This presentation summarizes the key aspects of India's 2016 demonetization initiative. It begins with an introduction defining demonetization and noting that most transactions in India's economy were previously conducted with cash. The objectives of demonetization included combating inflation, corruption, and discouraging a cash system. Specific groups affected included farmers, daily wage workers, corrupt officials, small vendors, and foreign travelers. While demonetization caused short-term pains like long bank lines, its gains may include reduced fake currency, organized crime, and poverty over the long run. The presentation concludes by encouraging digital payments and not participating in corruption to support the initiative's goals.

1. Demonetization
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2. Request
1. I am not in favor/against of any Religion or Political Party.
Please do not link this presentation to them
2. I am not connected to any International body from where I
have taken the DATA (Numbers and Figures)
3. By Profession, I am not a CA/CS/CMA .
4. If you get hurt by watching this presentation, then please
forgive me.
5. I am only presenting my Logic and Knowledge about this
Demonetization.
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3. Topics To Be Covered
 Introduction
 Objectives of Demonetization
 Initial announcements
 Who is Affected?
 Statistics
 Pains and Gains
 What we can Do?
 Conclusion
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4.  Demonetization is necessary whenever there is a change of
national currency.
 The process of demonetization involves either introducing new
notes or coins of the same currency or completely replacing the
old currency with new currency.
 Demonetization is the act of stripping a currency unit of its status
as legal tender.
Introduction
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Before demonetization nearly 80% of all transactions in Indian economy are conducted in cash.

5. Objective of demonetization
There are multiple reasons why nations demonetize their local
units of currency. Some reasons include
 To combat inflation
 To combat corruption
 To discourage a cash system
After demonetization, deposits of over Rs 2 lakh net Rs 7 lakh crore Hindustan Times, Jan 06, 2017
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6. Initial movements
The following steps taken before the demonetization
movement,
 Zero Balance Bank account for every citizens
 Declare undisclosed income
 No Questions for undisclosed income
250 out of every 10 lakh currency notes are fake.
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7. Who is Affected?
The following groups of public are most affected.
 Farmers.
 Daily wage workers.
 Corrupt officials.
 Small scale vendors.
 Travelers from other countries.
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Rs 14 lakh crore in old notes are back, only Rs 75,000 crore out -report by The Indian Express January 9, 2017

8. Demonetization Statistics
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RBI has injected 9.2 trillion rupees worth of new currency notes into banking system since demonetization.
-report by The Times India January 19, 2017

9. Demonetization Statistics
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Demonetization Effect-Note ban breaks the backbone of Rs 20 trillion Trafficking industry By The Resurgent India - Dec 19, 2016

10. Pains and Gains
Pains
 Long queues outside bank branches and ATMs
 Daily wage earner who does not get paid
Gains
 No worries about Fake currency for short term
 Organized crime will reduce
 Poverty level will decrease
 Improve the overall economy
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According to the latest report in The Huffington Post , the death toll due to demonetization now
stands at 47.

11. What We Can Do?
Say NO to Cash payment for your shopping.
Always ask for an official receipt.
Don’t buy smuggled goods.
Stop participating in corruption.
Increase Digital Payments.
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I-T Detects Rs 3,300 Cr Black Income; Seizes Rs 92 Cr New Notes News18 December 22, 2016

12. Conclusion
• The advantages are much dominating and it will be in the
long term interest of our country comfortably outweighing
the disadvantages.
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13. Think…. Respond…. & Act NOW
Save India
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