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North India vs South India | south india | protests
A K Bhattacharya Last Updated at June 21, 2022 23:01 IST
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A visit to a few cities in two south Indian states a few days after demonetisation of November 8, 2016, was a significant reminder of how the south of India is different in many ways from its northern counterpart. There were hardly any queues outside banks to exchange old, demonetised currency notes in return of the new ones. Online transactions by credit or debit cards or through payment wallets were relatively easy, without shopkeepers insisting on shelling out cash in return of goods. Tour operators were even willing to accept old, demonetised currency notes without charging any premium. There was relative peace and life seemed to be, by and large, tension-free.
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