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India to regulate crypto and not move for an outright ban: Cabinet documents

 A Cabinet note circulated by the Indian government on the proposed cryptocurrency bill has suggested regulation of private cryptocurrency rather than banning it.



According to the report crypto will not be recognized as legal currency in India instead the legislation describes Cryptocurrency as Cryptoasset

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