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Take a look at how Ibrahimpur village is managing without cash- The News
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December 19, 2016
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4:46Now PlayingA village in Telangana has set an example for India by going cash-less. Ibrahimpur is the first village of South India that has gone cashless. The small shopkeepers, auto rickshaws, and restaurants have gone cashless and are accepting payments via digitized platforms. Every villager has been given an ATW (Any Time Water) card, where they are allowed to access 20 litres of water on daily basis by a mere payment of Rs 50.
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