Not denying your or anyone’s right to opine about whether NYT , NPR are biased or propaganda based not. You are certainly entitled to your opinion about their b

Not denying your or anyone’s right to opine about whether NYT , NPR are biased or propaganda based not. You are certainly entitled to your opinion about their biases (so am I). I was just giving more perspective about how I view the issue and the reporting related to the issue in the international media, specifically liberal / pro democrats media in the US. “Most people lost trust in banking after demonetization” seems to be widely reported, but hardly supported by reliable data. Though I believed such reports during the initial days of demo, anecdotal evidence (based on friends, relatives, ex colleagues and contractors I have worked with) seems to be that the trust seems to be strong enough for those who never evaded taxes or those who wanted to pay taxes honestly, but never bothered to deposit cash in account. If anyone says demo was a success in solving the black money problem I’d say that’s not true. But demo, combined with GST, RERA and a bunch of other initiatives have really pushed India towards a less tax evading future, which can only mean lesser taxes in the near future since the tax net cast is much wider.