With a view to discourage hoarding of cash and to solve the problem of black money, the Government of India initiated demonetisation of Indian economy by declaring that 500 and 1,000 notes are no longer legal tender. This situation created a cash crunch and parents were not able to pay school fees of their children.
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Some of the measures that the schools could adopt, in view of the demonetisation drive are as follows:
  1. The schools could accept fees by online transfer.
  2. The schools could accept digital cash.
  3. They could accept fees by a cheque or a bank draft.
  4. They could also give extension for payment of fees for those parents who do not have access to either of these means.
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