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We have taken a vow to eliminate Black Money in India and this has to extend to Bitcoins too..
A good news is flowing through the media about Bitcoins. It is that according to news reports, “A Government Committee has recommended that all Crypto Currency Exchanges” in India are set to be closed. Business Today says ” Crypto Currency … Continue reading
Modi in Dharmasthala… Has he got the enlightenment that Bitcoin is the biggest threat to tackle after Demonetization ?
Yesterday was a historic day in Karnataka when Prime Minister Mr Modi visited the sacred town of Dharmasthala and offered his prayers to Lord Manjunatheshwara. The humility with which Mr Modi appeared not only in the temple but also before … Continue reading
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God Save India from Bitcoins
Today’s Times of India, Bangalore edition carries a full page Ad asking public to “Invest in Crypto Currency this festive season” The publication is an advertorial feature under the name of Prafull Sawant with email ID response.mumbai@timesgroup.com. The feature promotes … Continue reading
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Dear Mr Modi, Can you see how China can manipulate Bitcoin Wealth?..Why is Your Government blind?
Global Bitcoin prices that had skyrocketed to Us$5000 about 15 days back, has suddenly fallen to around US$3500 now. In Indian currency the rate which struck a high of Rs 353519 has now fallen to around Rs 230000/-. One of … Continue reading
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Dear Mr Arun Jaitely, Has Finance Ministry been compromised?… on Bitcoin issue?
It is time to directly call the attention of our honourable Finance Minister Mr Arun Jaitely on what his department is upto as regards the Bitcoin issue…. Hence this open letter… Dear Honourable Finance Minister Mr Arun Jaitely, I have … Continue reading
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Bhasmasura Syndrome grips Bitcoin supporters
Bitcoin is now at cross roads. Which direction it may take globally is not clear. Indian regulators should consider themselves fortunate that they have not yet committed themselves to issuing of their guidelines despite pressure from different directions. Currently the … Continue reading