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How to exchange Torn currency Notes. New Delhi: Did you try to withdraw ATM cash and one of the notes in the bundle was a torn or tattered note? Or did someone smartly try to pass off a brittle note and you accepted it inadvertently? If that happened, don't spend your time worrying as to how you can trick others into accepting the same from you. Instead, follow these guidelines as issued by the Reserve Bank of India. As per RBI, a mutilated note is a note of which a portion is missing or which is composed of more than two pieces. Mutilated notes may be presented at any of the bank branches. T...

Fraudsters Dupe Ex-Telangana Cop With Fake Currency Notes Mar 17, 2021, 15:55 IST Hyderabad: Have you ever noticed the currency notes children use to play as part of their games? They look identical to the actual currency notes we use in our everyday life. Some shopkeepers give such notes to children to impress them when they buy groceries or chocolates at their grocery stores. However, a person was duped with such fake currency. Fraudsters gave the children's fake currency notes and took Rs. 1500 from an old man. The incident took place at the Afzalgunj police station limits in Hydera...

FInance Ministry said Rs 2,000 notes have not been printed in the last two years Rs 2,000 currency notes not printed in last two years: Fin Min  |  Photo Credit: BCCL If you were wondering where did the pink rupee bills of Rs 2,000 from the demonetisation-era disappear, they have not been printed for the past two years. Minister of State (MoS) for Finance Anurag Thakur in a written reply to Lok Sabha said 3,362 million currency notes of Rs 2,000 denomination were in circulation as on March 30, 2018 amounting to 3.27% and 37.26% in terms of volume and trade.    How...

Why Worries? Exchange Damaged Currency Notes Here For Free Mar 02, 2021, 13:02 IST Damaged currency notes can be frustrating when refuses to accept them. But do you know that getting torn, damaged and partially burned or any kind of soiled notes exchanged with new ones is as easy as walking into your nearest bank? This is because the RBI has made it mandatory that every bank should accept damaged currency note without charging any fee. As per RBI, before approaching a bank to exchange the damaged note, you should check whether it is soiled or mutilated. A soiled note also includes a tw...

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