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Rs 1000 notes
Surprise! Forget Rs 2,000 notes, Rs 1,000 notes still in India's currency chest; So, what's really cooking? Find out
Fri, Jan 04, 2019
Firstly, many blamed demonetisation for being an unplanned procedure. Secondly why bring in Rs 2000 notes, which is higher than the banned Rs 1000 notes if the agenda was to curb black money?
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No counting machines, but sophisticated currency verification units being used for scrapped notes: RBI
Mon, Sep 11, 2017
Rather, it is using "sophisticated Currency Verification and Processing (CVPS) machines for checking the numerical accuracy and genuiness of the currency notes, including SBNs (Specified Bank Notes that have been scrapped)", the RBI clarified later this evening.
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No more chances to deposit demonetised notes, Govt tells Supreme Court
Tue, Jul 18, 2017
The Central government on Monday refused to give another opportunity to exchange demonetised currency notes of Rs 500 and 1,000 to those who couldn`t do it by the deadline of December 30, 2016, saying this would defeat the very objective of eliminating black money.
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Demonetisation unnecessarily demonised: Aditya Puri
Sat, Feb 18, 2017
"He (Prime Minister Modi) has created transparency and traceability. He has changed the mindset (in such a way that) everybody is going to think twice about going back to their old ways and from what I understand, the conversion to digital has occurred at a pace much faster," Mahindra said at the annual NILF here.
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Demonetisation 'biggest scam of 2016': Chidambaram
Sun, Feb 12, 2017
"I am sorry to make the prediction that 2016-17 will end with growth (rate) between 6 and 6.5 per cent, a good one per cent down from the earlier estimate and that means a hit of Rs 1.5 lakh crore on GDP. The GDP this year is Rs 150 lakh crore, so one per cent hit is Rs 1.5 lakh crore," Chidambaram said at a function here today.
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