India to go cashless? These days after the ill conceived demomitisation drive of the "Copy - Paste" Narendra Modi government, lot of stories are being spun to make India, a country where still more than 25 crore population struggles to get two square mills a day, Cashless -- a sort of Utopia, in the prevailing socioeconomic conditions. The Modi brigade has suddenly becomes aficionados of "Plastic Money". However, it is to be remembered that in India more than 80% of the financial transactions are done through cash. The current "Tughlaq-ian" policy has suddenly brought this system to a standstill. There is no 100% cashless economy in the world. Moreover among the 150 - plus, small and big countries, only a few Scandinavian and African countries, apart from UK and Canada has gone for partial cashless; with Sweden topping the list. However, Germany, a super power in Europe is one such place where the usage of cash is stil...