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September 30 last date to submit Rs 2,000 notes, but no rush seen at banks - Vimarsana News

September 30 last date to submit Rs 2,000 notes, but no rush seen at banks

Bankers say most notes have returned to the system; some believe the RBI may extend the deadline.

Amazon's new cash-on-delivery rule: Won't accept these notes from today - Vimarsana News

Amazon's new cash-on-delivery rule: Won't accept these notes from today

The Reserve Bank of India announced the withdrawal of Rs 2000 denomination banknotes from circulation while also stating that these notes will remain legal tender. The deposit and exchange facility for Rs 2000 banknotes is available until September 30, 2023.

SC endorses RBI decision not to insist on identity for ₹2,000 note deposit - Vimarsana News

SC endorses RBI decision not to insist on identity for ₹2,000 note deposit

The Supreme Court told the petitioner that he has argued that RBI should take steps to reduce black money. “But tracking black money is a matter that falls within executive governance” | Latest News India

Amazon to collect expiring Rs 2,000 notes from Indian customers - Vimarsana News

Amazon to collect expiring Rs 2,000 notes from Indian customers

India's central bank (RBI) decided last month to withdraw the largest denomination notes from circulation, asking people to deposit or exchange them at banks by the end of September.

RBI Governor: No Plans To Withdraw ₹500 Notes; Appeal Public Not To Speculate - Vimarsana News

RBI Governor: No Plans To Withdraw ₹500 Notes; Appeal Public Not To Speculate

While speaking on ₹2,000 notes he further added, "On provisional basis, about 85 per cent of ₹2,000 notes are coming back as deposits into bank accounts."