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Delhi Government To Make Payments Above Rs 5,000 Electronically
The Delhi government has asked all its departments to make electronic payments to suppliers, contractors and institutions if the order value exceeds Rs 5,000.
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Farmers In Odisha Revive Barter Of Labour Practice After Notes Ban
With the harvesting of paddy crop drawing near, the age old practice of 'Badalia', a system of exchanging labour services prevalent in coastal districts, is showing signs of revival in some pockets of Odisha.
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Madhya Pradesh Starts Campaign For Farmers' Cashless Transaction Training
The Madhya Pradesh government will start a campaign to impart training for cashless transactions and to create awareness among farmers visiting Mandis (agriculture produce markets) to sell their crops.
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Government Not Mourning Over 100 Cash Ban Deaths 'Shameful': Opposition
Opposition today accused the government of "shameless conduct" by refusing to mourn the death of over 100 persons due to hardships caused by demonetisation, as opposition and treasury benches clashed in Rajya Sabha forcing its adjournment minuters after it met for the day.
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Assam Plans Biometric Jan Dhan Debit Cards For Tea Garden Workers
The Assam government has directed all tea garden managements to take steps for opening bank accounts of its workers and make them e-payments - the deadline for this mammoth project ended this evening.
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Queues, Chaos At Banks After Cash Ban Brings Former Bankers Back To Work
Four retired bankers have been volunteering at the Lajpat Nagar branch of Punjab National Bank since November 15. They have been helping with crowd management, counselling people not to panic and cash disbursal.
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Enforcement Directorate Arrests 2 Private Bank Officers In Money Laundering Probe
The Enforcement Directorate has arrested two officials of a private bank in the capital in connection with its money laundering probe for alleged irregularities in the conversion of old currency and supply of new notes leading to black money generation.
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In 3 Weeks Since Notes Ban, Bank In Rural UP Received Cash Only On 7 Days
With the government pushing farmers and the rural population to open bank accounts in the wake of the currency ban, the situation at this bank in rural Uttar Pradesh, however, has not improved even after 20 days since the cash ban was announced.
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Over Rs 50,000 In Banned Notes Found Shredded In Kolkata Canal
A large amount of banned notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 were recovered from a canal in Kolkata on Friday morning, police said.
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What Queues? In Jammu And Kashmir, Business As Usual After Notes Ban
The sight of long queues at banks and ATMs across the country after the notes ban is missing in Jammu and Kashmir, where there are more bank accounts than people.
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Delhi High Court Order On Plea Against Wedding Withdrawal Limit On Tuesday
Delhi High Court on Monday reserved its order for Tuesday on a plea seeking relaxation of the Rs 2.5 lakh withdrawal limit for marriages after the currency ban.
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Telangana Currency Exchange Gang Busted, Rs 8 Lakh Banned Notes Seized
Police have arrested seven members of a currency exchange gang and seized Rs 8.20 lakh invalid notes from them, a senior official said today.
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Remedy To What? Villagers In Bastar Still Learning About Notes Ban
Locals in Gundul village in Chhattisgarh's Kanker district are amazed to see the new Rs 2,000 notes. They had only heard of the currency ban at a nearby market.
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Delhi High Court Not To Go Into Correctness Of Centre's Cash Ban Policy
The Delhi High Court today said that it will not go into the correctness of the centre's policy on currency ban as the Supreme Court is already seized of the issue.
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Prime Minister 'Relaxing And Spreading Lies' On Cash Ban: Mamata Banerjee
Accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi for "spreading lies" on the cash ban issue, Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today claimed that Rs 1.28 lakh crore have been lost forever due to the scrapping of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes.
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Delhi Government To Make Payments Above Rs 5,000 Electronically
The Delhi government has asked all its departments to make electronic payments to suppliers, contractors and institutions if the order value exceeds Rs 5,000.
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Farmers In Odisha Revive Barter Of Labour Practice After Notes Ban
With the harvesting of paddy crop drawing near, the age old practice of 'Badalia', a system of exchanging labour services prevalent in coastal districts, is showing signs of revival in some pockets of Odisha.
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Madhya Pradesh Starts Campaign For Farmers' Cashless Transaction Training
The Madhya Pradesh government will start a campaign to impart training for cashless transactions and to create awareness among farmers visiting Mandis (agriculture produce markets) to sell their crops.
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Government Not Mourning Over 100 Cash Ban Deaths 'Shameful': Opposition
Opposition today accused the government of "shameless conduct" by refusing to mourn the death of over 100 persons due to hardships caused by demonetisation, as opposition and treasury benches clashed in Rajya Sabha forcing its adjournment minuters after it met for the day.
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Assam Plans Biometric Jan Dhan Debit Cards For Tea Garden Workers
The Assam government has directed all tea garden managements to take steps for opening bank accounts of its workers and make them e-payments - the deadline for this mammoth project ended this evening.
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Queues, Chaos At Banks After Cash Ban Brings Former Bankers Back To Work
Four retired bankers have been volunteering at the Lajpat Nagar branch of Punjab National Bank since November 15. They have been helping with crowd management, counselling people not to panic and cash disbursal.
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Enforcement Directorate Arrests 2 Private Bank Officers In Money Laundering Probe
The Enforcement Directorate has arrested two officials of a private bank in the capital in connection with its money laundering probe for alleged irregularities in the conversion of old currency and supply of new notes leading to black money generation.
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In 3 Weeks Since Notes Ban, Bank In Rural UP Received Cash Only On 7 Days
With the government pushing farmers and the rural population to open bank accounts in the wake of the currency ban, the situation at this bank in rural Uttar Pradesh, however, has not improved even after 20 days since the cash ban was announced.
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Over Rs 50,000 In Banned Notes Found Shredded In Kolkata Canal
A large amount of banned notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 were recovered from a canal in Kolkata on Friday morning, police said.
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What Queues? In Jammu And Kashmir, Business As Usual After Notes Ban
The sight of long queues at banks and ATMs across the country after the notes ban is missing in Jammu and Kashmir, where there are more bank accounts than people.
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Delhi High Court Order On Plea Against Wedding Withdrawal Limit On Tuesday
Delhi High Court on Monday reserved its order for Tuesday on a plea seeking relaxation of the Rs 2.5 lakh withdrawal limit for marriages after the currency ban.
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Telangana Currency Exchange Gang Busted, Rs 8 Lakh Banned Notes Seized
Police have arrested seven members of a currency exchange gang and seized Rs 8.20 lakh invalid notes from them, a senior official said today.
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Remedy To What? Villagers In Bastar Still Learning About Notes Ban
Locals in Gundul village in Chhattisgarh's Kanker district are amazed to see the new Rs 2,000 notes. They had only heard of the currency ban at a nearby market.
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Delhi High Court Not To Go Into Correctness Of Centre's Cash Ban Policy
The Delhi High Court today said that it will not go into the correctness of the centre's policy on currency ban as the Supreme Court is already seized of the issue.
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Prime Minister 'Relaxing And Spreading Lies' On Cash Ban: Mamata Banerjee
Accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi for "spreading lies" on the cash ban issue, Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today claimed that Rs 1.28 lakh crore have been lost forever due to the scrapping of Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes.
