PM Modi, Bhutanese PM jointly launch RuPay card Phase-II in Bhutan

Published By : Admin | November 20, 2020 | 11:00 IST
QuotePM Modi says RuPay cards issued by the Bhutan National Bank can be used at ATMs for Rs 1 lakh and for Rs 20 lakh at point-of-sale terminals
QuotePM Modi expresses delight over progress in the space sector between India and Bhutan

PM Narendra Modi, Bhutanese counterpart Lotay Tshering jointly launched RuPay card Phase-II in Bhutan via video conferencing. PM Modi said that RuPay cards issued by the Bhutan National Bank can be used at ATMs for Rs 1 lakh and for Rs 20 lakh at point-of-sale terminals. PM Modi also expressed his delight over progress in the space sector between both our countries.

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