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As I said in one of my earlier posts, black money is not on a 100% departure, #Demonetization is possibly an impromptu experiment to a cause which has a soft probability of success.  Your cost of today's inconvenience is basically an investment for a #hope (return) which this government may (maybe not given the past) deliver.  I am extremely irked that Arvind Kejriwal did not capitalize on this move. Ever since I have followed him, his loudmouth has barbed on corruption, black money and what not. When something actually went right in the direction, our man's political will has come ahead of his own willingness to lighten hoards. Let alone the duties of a Chief Minister, the man is on a spree to publicly support the wrong doings If I had 100 disagreements with Arvind, I had 1000 reasons to dislike the prime minister. But on this one, I would say, Arvind has got everything wrong. "all-time Criticism" is not the mandate a man of his rank should profess.  Pity! 

I am fairly convinced that black money is here to stay. One, the government's stick is disproportionate to the carrot that it offers on taxation . Two, as long as the development continues, the systems would have red tape. Under no circumstances, the centre, state and govt employees are going to sync under similar policies. Three, somewhere our ethics do not warrant us to do neat job. Most of us talk about corporate governance and yet many would want to make gains on quick tip offs or some off the shelf transactions. So as long as the going is fragile, the minds are corrupt, black money or other curses would stay.Demonetization isn't the end, but possibly the beginning if executed well and the people have to take this initiative apart from government. Yikes !!!

Decided to ditch media channels and spent 6 man hours at a private bank, I am done with whatever changes government asked me to do. Trust me, the banker folks did every possible bit to make this logistically convenient. They are tired, yet slogging this initiative forward. As I write, they are no less than serious crusaders putting million extra minutes to achieve a success out of this decision. A note of thanks to all my colleagues on this national duty. Kudos!

Let us not be selfish to this extent, in deluge of #cashcleanup , please spare a minute or two for @arvindkejriwal too — Ankit Gupta (@liveankit) November 11, 2016 from Twitter https://twitter.com/liveankit November 11, 2016 at 11:08AM via IFTTT

Sorry Mr. @ArvindKejriwal , this one didn't work, we might need to come up with better rhetorics for the prime time slot. — Ankit Gupta (@liveankit) November 11, 2016 from Twitter https://twitter.com/liveankit November 11, 2016 at 07:51AM via IFTTT

Need a tip-off? Invest aggressively into banking, I mean on your banker friends :-) #CashCleanUp #cashistrash #Banknotes — Ankit Gupta (@liveankit) November 10, 2016 from Twitter https://twitter.com/liveankit November 10, 2016 at 02:30PM via IFTTT

125cr ppl,~17cr PAN,~3cr filing n <2cr IT payers.Blame on literacy rurality or sundry, math explains happiness of this minority #CashCleanUp — Ankit Gupta (@liveankit) November 10, 2016 from Twitter https://twitter.com/liveankit November 10, 2016 at 01:02PM via IFTTT

125 cr Indians, ~17 cr PAN cards, ~3 cr IT returns and <2 cr tax payers. Blame it on literacy, rurality, disparity or whatever, this math alludes happiness of an insignificant minority

"‘Do unto another as you would want the (future) other to do unto you.’" https://t.co/3LFyGaPSb5 — Ankit Gupta (@liveankit) November 9, 2016 from Twitter https://twitter.com/liveankit November 09, 2016 at 11:19PM via IFTTT

Sometime in life Modi would have applied for a banking position and got rejected , his take on employees appear exactly like revenge — Ankit Gupta (@liveankit) November 9, 2016 from Twitter https://twitter.com/liveankit November 09, 2016 at 07:39PM via IFTTT