Waiting at ATMs to get painfully long

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Waiting at ATMs to get painfully long With currency in circulation surging to a new high and the number of ATMs shrinking over the past two years, the average usage of ATMs is on the rise. From the low of 105 transactions a day recorded after the demonetisation in April 2017, average daily transactions per ATM have gone up to 130 in April 2019. Wall collapse kills 15 as monsoon causes chaos in Mumbai The tragedy came as the teeming coastal settlement of 20 million residents was lashed by heavy rains for a second consecutive day, bringing the city to a virtual standstill. How China's rebuilding the Great Wall Nature, time, neglect and millions of footsteps have taken their toll on the Great Wall of China leaving much of it crumbling, but repairing it can be painstaking — and controversial — work. Chile, Argentina prepare for spectacular solar eclipse Both countries will be under the narrow, 6,000-mile long band that will experience a total eclipse when the Moon will completely block the Sun. Rain shuts down Mumbai, flights and trains hit, holiday declared Heavy rains have lashed Mumbai and its neighbouring areas - the downpour entering its fifth day today. Big cats of Instagram: Pakistani elite's love of exotic wildlife Pakistani laws make it easy to import exotic animals, but once inside the country regulation is almost non-existent. First battery-powered cruise ship sails for the Arctic The hybrid expedition cruise ship, the Roald Amundsen, can take 500 passengers and is designed to sail in harsh climate waters. 5 ways to help staff respond effectively to change There are various changes that can occur during an employee's life cycle — technological disruption, policy change, reorganisation, acquisition or management change, to name just a few. 5 things you can expect from this Budget Brokerage Anand Rathi expects the Budget to positively impact the equity market, especially FMCG, small durables, two-wheelers, real estate, infrastructure, roads and railway-linked companies. The expected Budget-neutral market capitalisation would be positive for PSU banks. Why Wimbledon is more than tennis Tennis fans, rejoice! Wimbledon is here and is set to take over the lives of all tennis aficionados. The event is not just about stellar games on-court but this major sporting phenomenon gives a peek into classic British food traditions and chic dressing etiquette.

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