The Little Moon Residence

demonetisation is when you go to a store and they take your cash, it makes you feel very uncomfortable. Especially when they put it at the bottom of the pile.

When you go to a store and they put your bag at the bottom of the line, you feel that they’re just taking it to an empty space. When you go to a store and they put your bag at the bottom of the line, you feel that they’re just taking it to a place where they can put it again.

On this particular day the demonetisation happened at a grocery store. Because the items were already there so they could be put back. Of course the manager was furious and accused the customer for bringing in their own cash. He was trying to make a point, but the customer got a little crazy, and the manager had to put a stop to it.

I think that demonetisation is a pretty good example of how our society and the government’s attitude towards currency changes over time. Once it was a sort of “give me your money or I’ll make you do as I tell you” attitude that was common, but as our society moves into a more modern and technological world I think demonetisation is a little less common. The government can change how things are in a very rapid and dramatic way.

It’s worth noting that this is in the United States of America, and they are a huge country with a lot of economic development. Their economy is very different from ours. They are very responsive to the global situation, and they don’t use their money in ways that would be problematic for us to take. And as a result, our government tends to do the most damage to all of our citizens.

As it turns out, demonetisation is a rather short term option. It can be used to get rid of the government, but it’s not an effective way of doing that. It’s a completely opposite of a zombie apocalypse. There are plenty of ways to get rid of the government, but you’ll have to consider the costs of doing it.

In a zombie apocalypse, the government would use a large number of its soldiers to combat the disease, while the wealthy and the big corporations would use the money to buy a lot of supplies. In our situation, we would only use the money to buy supplies.

I think we can safely assume that the demonetisation of demonetisation will be necessary. But, what exactly is a demonetisation? It is a government-sponsored currency which is issued in the form of a note. In the first stage, the note has no value, only the government will be issuing more notes. In the second stage, the currency has value, but the government has to buy more of it every time to keep up with the demand.

The government has to use money and it takes a lot of money to make it happen. The currency has to be made into more money and use to pay for the government’s infrastructure, and in this case, the currency is to be made into more money. The government is to use it to make things happen in the world as they are. It’s the same with the currency. I think that’s what the demonetisation means to us.

No one likes demonetisation. The government has to keep the money and has to use it to make money. In this case, the demonetisation is to make it easier for the government to buy more of the currency. If it is to be used to buy new infrastructure, new roads, etc, then it should be made into more money. The demonetisation makes it easier for the government to buy more and they use that money to make their infrastructure happen.