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Plea In Delhi High Court Challenges Notifications Allowing Exchange Of ₹2000 Notes Without Need Of ID Proof - Vimarsana News

Plea In Delhi High Court Challenges Notifications Allowing Exchange Of ₹2000 Notes Without Need Of ID Proof

A public interest litigation has been moved in the Delhi High Court challenging the recent notifications issued by Reserve Bank of India and State Bank of India permitting exchange of Rs. 2000...

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People Crowd At Petrol Bunks To Spend Rs 2,000 Currency - Vimarsana News

People Crowd At Petrol Bunks To Spend Rs 2,000 Currency

The Reserve Bank of India has clarified that the Rs 2,000 note would continue to be legal tender, but there are evident signs of panic among the people.

Sept 30 deadline for Rs 2000-notes exchange for people to take it seriously: RBI Governor - Vimarsana News

Sept 30 deadline for Rs 2000-notes exchange for people to take it seriously: RBI Governor

Reserve Bank of India Governor Shaktikanta Das said the deadline of September 30 for the exchange of Rs 2000 notes was decided so that people take the process seriously and it does not become endless.

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das Says Stores Cannot Reject Rs 2k Notes - Vimarsana News

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das Says Stores Cannot Reject Rs 2k Notes

According to Shaktikanta Das, the governor of the Reserve Bank of India, the majority of the outstanding Rs. 2 000 banknotes would be returned to the banks by September 30, which is the deadline for...

Rs 2,000 note withdrawal: Real estate experts see rise in land, secondary deals in cash - Vimarsana News

Rs 2,000 note withdrawal: Real estate experts see rise in land, secondary deals in cash

Real estate experts point out that unlike demonetization in 2016 when the impact was greater as sales were slow and the market was struggling, this time round it may be limited to the secondary market or land deals in peripheral locations.