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Rs 9,760 crore worth of withdrawn Rs 2,000 denomination notes not deposited, exchanged: RBI - Vimarsana News

Rs 9,760 crore worth of withdrawn Rs 2,000 denomination notes not deposited, exchanged: RBI

The banknotes that have not been deposited or exchanged will continue to be legal tender, the central bank said.

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People can send Rs 2,000 notes by post to RBI offices - Vimarsana News

People can send Rs 2,000 notes by post to RBI offices

As people queued up at some RBI branches to exchange withdrawn Rs 2000 bank notes, the central bank said there is no need to panic.

Source: siasat.com
People queue up at RBI offices to exchange Rs 2,000 notes - Vimarsana News

People queue up at RBI offices to exchange Rs 2,000 notes

With banks stopping accepting Rs 2,000 notes, people have started queuing up at 19 RBIoffices to exchange the high denomination currency.

Source: siasat.com
Demonetisation was a 'monumental disaster': Congress - Vimarsana News

Demonetisation was a 'monumental disaster': Congress

Slamming Centre over its demonetisation move, Congress said let it be reminder of the "monumental disaster" the "Tughlakian decision" was.

Source: siasat.com
Let it be a reminder of the monumental disaster: Congress on withdrawal of Rs 2,000 banknotes - Vimarsana News

Let it be a reminder of the monumental disaster: Congress on withdrawal of Rs 2,000 banknotes

New Delhi, Oct 07 (IANS) As the deadline to exchange the Rs 2,000 denomination banknotes ended on Saturday, the Congress criticised the government saying it is a reminder of the monumental disaster of November 8, 2016 (demonetisation) and after blowing thousands of crores of taxpayers’ money in a futile exercise, the Modi government will move onto managing the next headline.