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At Axis Bank Noida Branch, 20 Fake Accounts Found With Over 60 Crore Deposits Since Notes Ban
In raids at an Axis bank branch today, tax officials found fake accounts where over 60 crores had been deposited since the notes ban was announced last month.
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Large Volumes Of Cash Source Of Corruption: PM Narendra Modi
Contending that large volumes of liquid cash are a big source of corruption and black money, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today appealed to the people to "lead the change" towards cashless transactions to lay the strong foundations of an India where there is no place for such malaise.
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On Payday, Bank Staff Face Abuse, Mob Anger, Claims Union
It has been more than three weeks since India abruptly declared high-denomination currency bills to be invalid in its fight against corruption and counterfeit money, but the panic and desperation that the move generated have not abated.
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Noteban Effect: Mumbai, Why Chances Of Getting Your Salary In Hand On Payday Are 50/50
Payday has never been this depressing. Before you rush to an ATM to withdraw your salary, consider this: Your best chances of finding any cash are 50-50.
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Maharashtra Chief Minister Asks Private Hospitals To Accept Old Currency Notes
Amid reports that common people are made to run from pillar to post by some private hospitals for currency notes, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Wednesday appealed to them to cooperate with the patients seeking urgent medical attention and accept the old higher value notes.
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Banks Open Special Counters At Chennai Airport For Passengers
Public and private sector banks banks have set up special counters at the airport in Chennai to facilitate exchange of banned high value currency notes to help the passengers.
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With Fat Books And Empty Pockets, Students In Exam Time Mug Up In ATM Queues
With last 20 rupees in her pocket, Ayanti, a sociology major student stood outside an ATM in Delhi University's North Campus, scribbling notes as she moves up the queue.
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New BJP Posters For Uttar Pradesh Election Star PM Modi's Notes Ban
Brand new BJP posters in Barabanki, about 30 km from Uttar Pradesh capital Lucknow, praise Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "war on black money" by banning 500 and 1,000 rupee notes. They signal the BJP's intent to make the notes ban a key issue in the state elections a few months away.
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Amid Cash Crunch, Rules For Weddings Leaves Many Confused
Shashikant Zalte, a resident of central Mumbai, is getting married on Sunday. But with four days to go for the wedding, it's the hunt for cash - in short supply since the government's two-week-old ban on old 500 and 1,000 rupee notes - that is keeping him busy.
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Currency Ban Hits Tourism In Delhi, Foreigners Left Helpless
Cheap eateries, shops and hotels of Paharganj have always been popular among budget-tourists in Delhi. However, since the government's surprise decision to scrap high-value currency notes last week, the tourism business has faced a dip and foreign tourists are left helpless.
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Fields Left Vacant As Punjab Farmers Queue Up For Cash; Labourers Unpaid
It's a race against time for farmers in Togan village on the outskirts of Punjab's Mohali. Instead of sowing in the fields, many have queued up outside banks and ATMs to exchange their old 500 and 1,000 rupee notes which are now defunct.
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Notes Ban Hit Kashmir Protests, Says Centre. Opposition Disagrees.
The scrapping of high value currency notes has had an immediate, positive fallout in Kashmir, the Central government has indicated. Srinagar is slowly slipping into normalcy. The separatist sponsored strike call loses steam as the protesters throwing stones have gone off the road.
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Cash Stashed For Years Smells Like 'Rotten Leather', Banker Shares Online
The shock announcement of the government's currency ban has meant hours of queues at banks and ATMs for the common man. On occasions some of them have even spent a night in the open, keeping their place in a queue for when the bank opens. But how has life been for those who sit on the other side of the doors?
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At Axis Bank Noida Branch, 20 Fake Accounts Found With Over 60 Crore Deposits Since Notes Ban
In raids at an Axis bank branch today, tax officials found fake accounts where over 60 crores had been deposited since the notes ban was announced last month.
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Large Volumes Of Cash Source Of Corruption: PM Narendra Modi
Contending that large volumes of liquid cash are a big source of corruption and black money, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today appealed to the people to "lead the change" towards cashless transactions to lay the strong foundations of an India where there is no place for such malaise.
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On Payday, Bank Staff Face Abuse, Mob Anger, Claims Union
It has been more than three weeks since India abruptly declared high-denomination currency bills to be invalid in its fight against corruption and counterfeit money, but the panic and desperation that the move generated have not abated.
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Noteban Effect: Mumbai, Why Chances Of Getting Your Salary In Hand On Payday Are 50/50
Payday has never been this depressing. Before you rush to an ATM to withdraw your salary, consider this: Your best chances of finding any cash are 50-50.
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Maharashtra Chief Minister Asks Private Hospitals To Accept Old Currency Notes
Amid reports that common people are made to run from pillar to post by some private hospitals for currency notes, Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Wednesday appealed to them to cooperate with the patients seeking urgent medical attention and accept the old higher value notes.
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Banks Open Special Counters At Chennai Airport For Passengers
Public and private sector banks banks have set up special counters at the airport in Chennai to facilitate exchange of banned high value currency notes to help the passengers.
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With Fat Books And Empty Pockets, Students In Exam Time Mug Up In ATM Queues
With last 20 rupees in her pocket, Ayanti, a sociology major student stood outside an ATM in Delhi University's North Campus, scribbling notes as she moves up the queue.
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New BJP Posters For Uttar Pradesh Election Star PM Modi's Notes Ban
Brand new BJP posters in Barabanki, about 30 km from Uttar Pradesh capital Lucknow, praise Prime Minister Narendra Modi's "war on black money" by banning 500 and 1,000 rupee notes. They signal the BJP's intent to make the notes ban a key issue in the state elections a few months away.
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Amid Cash Crunch, Rules For Weddings Leaves Many Confused
Shashikant Zalte, a resident of central Mumbai, is getting married on Sunday. But with four days to go for the wedding, it's the hunt for cash - in short supply since the government's two-week-old ban on old 500 and 1,000 rupee notes - that is keeping him busy.
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Currency Ban Hits Tourism In Delhi, Foreigners Left Helpless
Cheap eateries, shops and hotels of Paharganj have always been popular among budget-tourists in Delhi. However, since the government's surprise decision to scrap high-value currency notes last week, the tourism business has faced a dip and foreign tourists are left helpless.
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Fields Left Vacant As Punjab Farmers Queue Up For Cash; Labourers Unpaid
It's a race against time for farmers in Togan village on the outskirts of Punjab's Mohali. Instead of sowing in the fields, many have queued up outside banks and ATMs to exchange their old 500 and 1,000 rupee notes which are now defunct.
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Notes Ban Hit Kashmir Protests, Says Centre. Opposition Disagrees.
The scrapping of high value currency notes has had an immediate, positive fallout in Kashmir, the Central government has indicated. Srinagar is slowly slipping into normalcy. The separatist sponsored strike call loses steam as the protesters throwing stones have gone off the road.
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Cash Stashed For Years Smells Like 'Rotten Leather', Banker Shares Online
The shock announcement of the government's currency ban has meant hours of queues at banks and ATMs for the common man. On occasions some of them have even spent a night in the open, keeping their place in a queue for when the bank opens. But how has life been for those who sit on the other side of the doors?
