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Government is trying to link healthcare services with Aadhaar card and the data collected would make it easier to map the trends in the needs

Many government initiatives, like e-basta, have already introduced digital tools to the classroom

Businesses must be dynamic and nimble enough to adapt to policy changes

"Post demonetisation, the growth of digital banks in India has contributed actively to the rise of digital transactions"

Businesses that warmed up to digital payments had the opportunity to tap the demonetization drive.

The industry is observing Indians moving away from the bullion market

With increasing documentation under the GST, many SMEs are finding it difficult to focus on productive work, being overburdened with the regulatory work of filing taxes

"Big companies have the strength of tech and human resources and a vast customer network that start-ups need"

"In the long run, these policy reforms are certain to make the industry more transparent, which will boost investors' confidence in India"

In today's cut-throat competition among increasing number of fintech start-ups, the challenge is also to stay relevant

The biggest risk NBFCs face is making sure that the loan is paid back in absence of verification data from most borrowers

Vijay Shekhar Sharma has launched yet another product for Indian customers called Digital Gold

'Logistics companies must invest in card machine terminals and train their delivery boys on how to use them'

In the past two years, India has witnessed an exponential increase in digital payments.

When it comes to money, any technical glitch is often perceived as a big issue.

Entrepreneur asked Gabe Turner, Executive Director at Draper, as to what brought about this strategic alliance in India, which is seemingly recovering from a funding slowdown.

Smaller businesses tend to depend more on cash dealings and many habitually are poor record keepers.

In her interview, she has compared Modi's decision to the European Union.

We expect there to be 70 crore Indians using the internet by 2020.

The investors were planning to invest in start-ups in dollars but now they are doing it in rupees.

Despite many economists' negative responses against Narendra Modi's move to demonetizing INR 500 & INR 1,000 notes, the Indian consumers yet have proven they believe in India's Prime Minister.