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Awareness programme held on cashless transactions
They said money could be transferred by dialing *99# through a basic mobile phone that doesn’t have internet.College lecturers, P Prasad and D Manoj Kumar, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had embarked on a major programme to give a clear direction to the nation’s economy.
Rajahmundry: Students of BPC Engineering College (Palacherla) indoctrinated buyers and sellers at the rythu bazaar in V L Puram on how to transfer money through the basic model mobile phone and on using swiping machines. Acting on the directions of the Joint collector, the students conducted an awareness programme on cashless transactions at rythu bazaar on Friday and Saturday.
They said money could be transferred by dialing *99# through a basic mobile phone that doesn’t have internet.College lecturers, P Prasad and D Manoj Kumar, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi had embarked on a major programme to give a clear direction to the nation’s economy.
In spite of initial hiccups, the demonetisation would benefit people in the long run, they said adding that the measure would go a long way towards preventing terrorism.
