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Decision to withdraw Rs 2,000 notes not demonetisation but 'currency management exercise': RBI to Delhi HC - Vimarsana News

Decision to withdraw Rs 2,000 notes not demonetisation but 'currency management exercise': RBI to Delhi HC

Senior Advocate Parag P Tripathi said RBI's decision to withdraw Rs 2,000 notes "is a pure nature of economic policy."

Withdrawal of Rs 2k note is 'currency management', not demonetisation: RBI - Vimarsana News

Withdrawal of Rs 2k note is 'currency management', not demonetisation: RBI

Senior Advocate Parag P Tripathi said RBI's decision to withdraw Rs 2,000 notes "is a pure nature of economic policy."

What to do with Rs 2000 notes? Here's how Indians are finding shortcuts to spend them - Vimarsana News

What to do with Rs 2000 notes? Here's how Indians are finding shortcuts to spend them

The withdrawal of Rs 2000 notes is creating panic. Some are rushing to buy luxury watches and gold; others are donating to temples and spending on mangoes and food delivery

From mangoes to luxury watches, Indians look to offload Rs 2,000 notes - Vimarsana News

From mangoes to luxury watches, Indians look to offload Rs 2,000 notes

Since the weekend, people have thronged outlets to spend using the 2000-rupee note to avoid the hassle of queuing up at banks to exchange them or invite scrutiny from the tax department by depositing large sums.

Entire process of Rs 2,000 notes withdrawal will be non-disruptive: RBI Guv Shaktikanta Das - Vimarsana News

Entire process of Rs 2,000 notes withdrawal will be non-disruptive: RBI Guv Shaktikanta Das

RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das stressed that the entire process of withdrawal of Rs 2000 notes will be non-disruptive, and the Central Bank has been monitoring the situation regularly.