The Mela seeks to promote cashless economy through digital mode of transactions in the country.
The Railway Minister said it was necessary to create awareness about the benefits of digital payment among all sections of the society.
It would immensely benefit people starting from small vendors and fruit sellers to hair cutting salons, he said.
Speaking at the function, Union Petroleum Minister Dharmendra Pradhan said there would be no need for the people to visit banks everytime as the Centre was making efforts to shift the focus towards digital payment mode.
A day long exhibition was organised to sensitise people about digital payment systems and their advantages.
Odia cinestars Sabyasachi Mishra and Archita Sahu also participated in the Mela.
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