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Housing is one of the most essential and basic requirements of every human being. Be it a rich person or a poor, everyone needs a roof over their head. Owning a home is also a dream for many people and for some it is a good opportunity for investment. The real estate sector offers its services to the people to fulfill their dream of having their own home. In India, the requirement for new homes is on the rise as the population is increasing day by day and everyone is seeking a home for themselves. The real estate is also one of the largest industries in India which is not only providing home and offices to the people but also employing a huge workforce. Plenty of commercial projects and retail sector is also influenced by the growth of the real estate industry. According to research conducted by the IBEF, the total workforce will grow by 30% over the next decade. It means that real estate will be the second largest employer right after the agriculture sector. However,

In the digitization of Indian economy, the card of RuPay has emerged as a very strong contender against the VISA and MasterCard in India. This card was launched National Payments Corporation of India (NPCI) on 26th March 2012. The card was created with an idea to fulfill the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) plan to start a domestic, open loop and multilateral payment system in India. This initiative was taken because nearly 90% transaction and most of them done through debit cards are domestic. But the cost of the transaction goes up as it was dominated by international gateways like the VISA and the MasterCard. The introduction of RuPay has given the banks a great alternative against the international giants like VISA and MasterCard for the purpose of electronic payments. RuPay is making its presence felt in every financial service and transaction mode. Today, you will get a credit card, debit card and virtual payment cards in the form of RuPay. The word RuPay is actually a port