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drishti current affairs magazine subscription Published this  Tokenisation and detokenisation (conversion of the token back to actual card details) can be performed only by o the card issuing Bank or o Visa  Mastercard  Rupay who are referred as authorised card networks More than 10 crore tokens have already been generated covering 6070% of the Indian cardholders.drishti current affairs magazine buy online  Significance of card tokenisationPayment security Tokenisation reduces the chances of fraud as it restricts the storage of sensitive card data making the payment ecosystem more robust and secure Fast and easy payments Tokenisation speeds up online payment processing and makes it easier for customers to make online transactions Eliminates the issue of data breach due to server hacking which substantially reduces the chances of cyberattacks Decreases merchant liability as the merchant no longer has to stay compliant with various regulations related to card storage. Challenges in implementationImpact on small merchants Small merchants who do not possess the necessary resources and knowhow would need to depend on payment aggregators for their integration in the new mandate drishti current affairs magazine english

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junior science refresher magazine published Article 1. Limited benefits to poor from PDS Both Rural and Urban poor have not benefited much from PDS and their dependence on the open market has been much higher than on PDS. 2. Urban Bias For quite a longer period of time PDS remained limited mostly to urban areas. Although there has been expansion of PDS in rural areas now but its effectiveness in terms of timely and adequate availability remains under question. 3.junior science refresher magazine subscription  The burden of food subsidy After inclusion of NFSA2013 the burden of food subsidy has become huge. Also APL category people have little to no incentives to buy from PDS so there has been increasing stock with FCI. Other than that the procurement prices have been rising continuously due to rich farmers lobby and issue prices are getting lower due to populist policies. All of this together are making the PDS unsustainable junior science refresher magazine subscription price .

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junior science refresher magazine Anuradha Bhasin v. Union of India (2020) One of the issues in the case was regarding the excessive imposition of Section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1973. junior science refresher magazine subscription Supreme Court held that Section 144 CrPC cannot be used as a tool to prevent legitimate expression of opinion. The court further held that Section 144 CrPC is not only remedial but also preventive and shall be exercised only in cases where there is danger or apprehension of danger junior science refresher magazine subscription price

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