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Demonetised Notes Could Fetch A Fortune In The Future: Currency Collector
Amid the rush among Indian expatriates scurrying home to exchange the demonetised notes before the December 30 deadline, a Dubai-based Indian numismatist, has advised his compatriots to "hold onto their old currency notes".
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Bank Camps Come Up In Jaipur As Workers Get Ready For Pay Day
The first week of December is expected to see a rush among people to banks as salaries get credited to their accounts. Although banks usually see big crowds in the first week of every month, there have been serpentine queues across the country ever since the November 8 announcement on the ban of 500 and 1,000-rupee notes.
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Running Short Of Cash, Banks Brace For Pay Day
With pay day knocking at the door, banks are preparing themselves to face the huge rush that is expected to hit their branches across the state.
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Farmers Fail To Buy Seeds As Cooperatives Await Official Order On Old Notes
As soon as he heard that the government had allowed farmers to buy seeds with old Rs 500 notes, 55-year-old Ram Narayan Yadav rushed to the nearest government seed cooperative in his village Achrol, about 40 kilometres from Rajasthan's capital Jaipur.
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Group-C Government Employees Getting Rs 10,000 Of Salary In Cash
As rush in banks and ATMs due to demonetisation continues, Government employees belonging to Group-C today started receiving Rs 10,000 in cash as advance of their salary for the month of November.
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Demonetisation: Queues Get Shorter At Banks, No Respite At ATMs
In the wake of certain restrictions on money exchange norms by the government, chaos and rush at banks eased but the situation did not quite improve at ATMs as people were still seen waiting in long queues to withdraw valid currency notes.
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SBI Employee Dies After Collapsing In Bank In Nagpur
A 51-year-old employee of State Bank of India (SBI), handling cash counter at a city branch, died after he collapsed during a rush of people who had come to exchange the demonetised currency notes, a bank official said.
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Roll Back Big Currency Ban, Says Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today called for an immediate rollback of the currency ban decision which has led to cash chaos across the country.
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'Fargical Strike': Lalu Yadav Targets PM Narendra Modi Over Currency Ban
Breaking his silence on the centre's decision to demonetise Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad on Monday asked the Prime Minister whether every individual would get the 'promised' Rs 15 lakh each in their bank accounts after the completion of 50 days.
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'Test Of Patriotism', Tweets Ram Madhav, Amid Long Queues At ATMs, Banks
As overnight queues outside ATMs and banks reflect the daily rush for cash since the shock abolition of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes last week, senior BJP leader Ram Madhav tweeted on Tuesday about "patriotism" in difficult times.
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Odisha 'Bank Officer's' Son Trying To Deposit Rs 2.5 Lakh In Fake Notes Arrested
A youth was arrested by Odisha police when he was trying to deposit fake currency notes at a bank at Khurda town, near Bhubaneswar, amid the rush of customers depositing money following the demonetisation of high-value currency notes.
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In Queue For Hours, 73-Year-Old Dies During Note Exchange Rush In Mumbai
A 73-year-old man collapsed and died in a queue before a bank as cash-strapped people in the country's financial capital and suburbs rushed to the ATM counters today to withdraw some money to meet their daily expenses.
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'ATM Kaise Karo'? How Millions, Desperate For Cash, Put In Hours In Queues
Millions of Indians spent hours at ATMs and banks on Friday, desperate for cash three days after the government, in a shock decision, announced that the highest denomination Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes are now just worthless scraps of paper.
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Demonetisation: Cops In Gujarat To Assist Banks To Deal With Rush
Anticipating a huge rush in banks which are reopening today following scrapping of high value currency notes, the Gujarat police have been directed to extend help to such institutes in managing the crowd.
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Demonetised Notes Could Fetch A Fortune In The Future: Currency Collector
Amid the rush among Indian expatriates scurrying home to exchange the demonetised notes before the December 30 deadline, a Dubai-based Indian numismatist, has advised his compatriots to "hold onto their old currency notes".
-
Bank Camps Come Up In Jaipur As Workers Get Ready For Pay Day
The first week of December is expected to see a rush among people to banks as salaries get credited to their accounts. Although banks usually see big crowds in the first week of every month, there have been serpentine queues across the country ever since the November 8 announcement on the ban of 500 and 1,000-rupee notes.
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Running Short Of Cash, Banks Brace For Pay Day
With pay day knocking at the door, banks are preparing themselves to face the huge rush that is expected to hit their branches across the state.
-
Farmers Fail To Buy Seeds As Cooperatives Await Official Order On Old Notes
As soon as he heard that the government had allowed farmers to buy seeds with old Rs 500 notes, 55-year-old Ram Narayan Yadav rushed to the nearest government seed cooperative in his village Achrol, about 40 kilometres from Rajasthan's capital Jaipur.
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Group-C Government Employees Getting Rs 10,000 Of Salary In Cash
As rush in banks and ATMs due to demonetisation continues, Government employees belonging to Group-C today started receiving Rs 10,000 in cash as advance of their salary for the month of November.
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Demonetisation: Queues Get Shorter At Banks, No Respite At ATMs
In the wake of certain restrictions on money exchange norms by the government, chaos and rush at banks eased but the situation did not quite improve at ATMs as people were still seen waiting in long queues to withdraw valid currency notes.
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SBI Employee Dies After Collapsing In Bank In Nagpur
A 51-year-old employee of State Bank of India (SBI), handling cash counter at a city branch, died after he collapsed during a rush of people who had come to exchange the demonetised currency notes, a bank official said.
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Roll Back Big Currency Ban, Says Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today called for an immediate rollback of the currency ban decision which has led to cash chaos across the country.
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'Fargical Strike': Lalu Yadav Targets PM Narendra Modi Over Currency Ban
Breaking his silence on the centre's decision to demonetise Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad on Monday asked the Prime Minister whether every individual would get the 'promised' Rs 15 lakh each in their bank accounts after the completion of 50 days.
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'Test Of Patriotism', Tweets Ram Madhav, Amid Long Queues At ATMs, Banks
As overnight queues outside ATMs and banks reflect the daily rush for cash since the shock abolition of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes last week, senior BJP leader Ram Madhav tweeted on Tuesday about "patriotism" in difficult times.
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Odisha 'Bank Officer's' Son Trying To Deposit Rs 2.5 Lakh In Fake Notes Arrested
A youth was arrested by Odisha police when he was trying to deposit fake currency notes at a bank at Khurda town, near Bhubaneswar, amid the rush of customers depositing money following the demonetisation of high-value currency notes.
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In Queue For Hours, 73-Year-Old Dies During Note Exchange Rush In Mumbai
A 73-year-old man collapsed and died in a queue before a bank as cash-strapped people in the country's financial capital and suburbs rushed to the ATM counters today to withdraw some money to meet their daily expenses.
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'ATM Kaise Karo'? How Millions, Desperate For Cash, Put In Hours In Queues
Millions of Indians spent hours at ATMs and banks on Friday, desperate for cash three days after the government, in a shock decision, announced that the highest denomination Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes are now just worthless scraps of paper.
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Demonetisation: Cops In Gujarat To Assist Banks To Deal With Rush
Anticipating a huge rush in banks which are reopening today following scrapping of high value currency notes, the Gujarat police have been directed to extend help to such institutes in managing the crowd.
