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PRATHAM

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What's Your Thought About NFT ( Non Fungible Token ) ? 🤔 It's based on Blockchain technology which maybe a unique token or digital art that is traded. The Token justifies your ownership on the art or token. People say it's future. But I think it's

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Chandan Choudhary

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Govt will Stay in Grey area Be a if they will ban this than they will be left behind in tech as other countries will use it and innovate themselves and after a point India and whichever countries banned it they will get far behind. But, on other han

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Sharon S

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The future of government is fueled by blockchain. Learn how IBM Blockchain is helping government agencies. IBM is working with entities at all levels to prove blockchain’s value in leading the digital transformation of government. Even the Government of India has been taking a keen interest in blockchain technology and its application to the public domain, as is evident from the release of the “National Strategy on Blockchain” by MeitY in December 2021,While the Reserve Bank of India has been hostile towards cryptocurrencies in the past, it has been working on its own Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC), the digital rupee, which it is set to launch in the near future. The “Tamil Nadu Blockchain Backbone” or “Nambikkai Inaiyam” aims to provide every citizen of Tamil Nadu with a unique state ID that would consolidate all their essential documents like e-sevai, academic and birth certificates into a single digital wallet.

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