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Written by Karanvir Singh , Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Wednesday September 20, 2017Designed for the Indian market and built on the government-supported Unified Payments Interface (UPI), Tez allows users, free of charge, to make small or big payments straight from their bank accounts
Written by Karanvir Singh , Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Monday July 10, 2017To incentivise payments made through digital modes for booking of reserved tickets, online through IRCTC, have extended the waiver on service charges
Written by Karanvir Singh, Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Thursday July 06, 2017From buying tickets, food items at catering stalls to paying at luggage and parcel counters, the stations going cashless have facility for making these payments through credit cards or mobile wallets
Written by Karanvir Singh , Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Tuesday July 04, 2017Micro ATM, in the most basic terms, is a card reader and PIN Pad device to do banking transactions in remotest locations where there are no bank branches because of connectivity issues, and other unfavourable conditions
Written by Karanvir Singh , Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Tuesday February 13, 2018The entire shopping complex in the region has Wi-Fi facility and businessmen have Point of sale (POS) machines and each shopkeeper has e-payment facility. The villagers use BHIM app and Paytm to pay for their shopping
Written by Karanvir Singh , Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Thursday July 13, 2017Delhi Metro commuters will now be able to wear their smart cards on wrists to make payments at the gates
Written by Karanvir Singh , Edited by Sonia Bhaskar | Tuesday July 04, 2017Going cashless is now the target of the universities and colleges - while some have already switched to the online payment mode for collecting fees, some are now looking at different ways to make other transactions - such as parking fee, journal fee and canteen payments - digital
Written by Karanvir Singh | Thursday | April 17, 2014How many times do you remember responding to that "report error" message that pops up on your computer every time it goes for a toss? The answer could be either too many times, or none at all.
Family Survival Kits
This includes basic ration like Atta (Wheat flour), Dal (pulses) Spices, Sugar, cooking oil along with Corona protective gear like masks, bathing and washing soaps, detergent etc. for disadvantaged elders and their family.
Elder Helpline
(1800-180-1253) which rescues of abandoned elders, deals with cases of abuse and abandonment, provides groceries and medication to elders during the lockdown, counsels those in distress, information related to services available etc. The helpline works as the co-ordination unit linking elders to various institutions such as old age homes, hospitals, geriatric specialists, police, government etc.
Protective Hygiene Kits
This is for elders and their family, to fight COVID 19 which include Sanitizers, Mask, Tissues, Handwash etc.
Free Medicines and Healthcare
In many states our Mobile Healthcare Unit (MHU) teams are reaching out to elder beneficiaries suffering from chronic ailments and delivering them their much-needed medications, through home visits and within their community. In some areas, our Mobile Healthcare Units, are operating as an ambulance as per the request of district officers and local authorities are transporting patients to hospitals for their treatments and check-ups. Each MHU has a doctor, pharmacist and a social worker. The Unit also educates and makes elders & their family members aware of the preventive measures in case of diseases such as COVID etc. We have nearly 160 MHUs spread across the country. Many elders also cannot afford to go to private hospitals or walk long distances to the local Primacy Healthcare centre or Govt hospitals, where the lines are invariably long and they are unable to stand. This MHU is their only source of free healthcare, helping them live a healthy and dignified life.
Elder-Self-Help-Groups
Support to rural destitute Elder-Self-Help–Groups, who have lost all their earnings and savings during this disaster, and have no other livelihood or means of survival.
NDTV is the broadcast partner for a 2-hour telethon by HelpAge India to raise donations to meet the basic needs of the elderly most affected by the lockdown imposed due to the COVID-19 outbreak. The donations are received by HelpAge India and shall be utilized according to a plan prepared and monitored by them.
NDTV has no role to play in the use of donations and will not be liable for any claim(s) made by any person or entity, including any statutory or governmental authority, arising out of the collection or utilization of these donations.