While judging about government's cash transfer scheme,
many queries are coming to my mind,
1. Will people use the money transferred to their
account, by government, for purchasing food? Or will they divert it to some
other needs?
2. What about the consequence of inflation on subsidy
amounts?
3. Will our banking system be able to deal with the
weight?
4. In many commercial (both government and public) banks
minimum balance, required to maintain a savings bank account, is very high;
will the banks happily alter the rules and serve rural poor with a smile?
5. Will rural poor be able to get better service from
banks?
6. Once Cash transfer scheme become operational,
subsidies for PDS supplies may go. Won't it swell the cost of food in general
market?
For most of these questions I often reach an answer which
kills my passion in otherwise supposed to be effective Aadhar based cash
transfer scheme.
Sajeev.
References
1. Implementing Direct cash transfer in India - State is fighting back against corruption
References
1. Implementing Direct cash transfer in India - State is fighting back against corruption
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