My world of wonders💕

Money is the fundamental need of an economy. In a country like India, it is a fact of no doubt that the it is an immensely cash-concentrated economy. With the change in time and technology, a new term was introduced called as the Cashless Economy. Cashless economy is used to describe the situation wherein the flow of cash doesn’t exist within the economy and that all the transactions are undertaken through electronic channels. This can include cash transfer through credit and debit cards, direct debit, and electronic clearing and payment systems such as Immediate Payment Services (IMPS), National Electronic Funds Transfer (NEFT) and Real-Time Gross Settlement (RTGS) in India.  Then, we come across the question, why is cashless economy necessary? What changes does it bring about? Let's have a look -  When it comes to cash, an obvious fact is the significant amount of time and money is needed to print the currency. According to some reports, RBI has spent Rs.32.1 bill...

R apid developments in the technology has made human civilization easier in the 21st century. IT has changed every aspect of our lives from the way we live to the way we work. Within a blink of our eyes the important documents can be exchanged which was much more difficult in the earlier days. We no longer have to stand in long queues to book a ticket. The latest Industry Revolution 4.0 has been focusing more on extensive use of technology. The world has come very closer. You don't have to travel abroad or to any other locations for the meetings. Every presentation in the corporate world can be done by just a simple conference call. The concept of work from home, has also advanced during this period of a global pandemic. It has made the people realize that there is no need for having multi-storey buildings to run offices. The normal working of the IT industry can be done without the requirement of such huge infrastructure. But all this raises a question in my mind, does t...

Just when I looked around today noon, sitting on my bean bag, watching some random Netflix series, it put me in deep thoughts about how these four walls, have known all my story till date❤ Here's something for my forever companion, my room - My room has seen me dance to my favorite song. My room has heard me sing out loud in joy. My room has seen me smile, my widest smile. My room has seen the excitement on my face when I imagined my weirdest dream come true. My room has seen me celebrate my biggest wins. My room has seen me walk inside, with great disappointments. My room has seen me cry behind the closed doors for hours together. My room has seen me fall asleep thinking about the should haves and would haves. My room has seen me talking to myself, about all my insecurities, my goals, my wishes. My room has seen me wake up with a new spirit. My room has seen me fight for everything that I possess in life today. My room has helped me heal. My room keeps my secrets...

I don't know if this is the right day to write about this, but i truly would like to share a piece of my thought after watching "Angrezi Medium" Just today morning I got a notification saying that Irrfan Khan is no more. I couldn't stop myself from watching his last movie, "Angrezi Medium" I although had decided to watch it back then when it came on hotstar, but as usual, i procrastinated. Today when I watched it, it urged me to say this out loud- In this era when all of us in our 20s are running behind our dreams, we often tend to forget about the sacrifices our parents have made for us. Being a parent is a very tough job and we being kids never understand this. The movie portrays the love of a father for his daughter and the amount of hurdles he comes across while fulfilling her so called "sapno ko duniya". I wouldn't post the entire story here, because I want each one of you to take out some time from your schedule and watch that master...