Deposit Old Notes
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Special Bench To Hear Pleas To Deposit Banned Notes, Says Supreme Court
Fourteen petitioners who couldn't deposit their demonetised currency during the window provided by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) after the demonetisation announcement last November and approached the Supreme Court were today told that a five-judge Constitution Bench will look into their individual pleas.
-
No Exceptions For Depositing Old Notes: Centre To Chief Justice Of India
One last opportunity to deposit the 500- and 1,000-rupee notes that were banned in November will defeat the whole point of demonetisation as well as the battle against black money, the government told the Supreme Court today.
-
Still Counting, Says RBI Governor Urjit Patel, Questioned By MPs On Banned Notes
Reserve Bank of India Governor Urjit Patel today told a parliamentary panel that old notes deposited after demonetisation are still being counted by a special team working round the clock, with people getting no off-days except a Sunday, sources said today.
-
Consider More Time For Changing Old Notes, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court asked the Central government and the RBI to consider granting people, with a legitimate reason, more time to to deposit old Rs 500 and 1,000 notes.
-
Can't Ban Everyone From Depositing Old Notes, Says Supreme Court
People with a legitimate reason for not being able to deposit old 500 and 1,000-rupee notes - like those in prison - cannot be denied the right to swap the outlawed currency for new notes, the Supreme Court said today, asking the government to explain how it will help these citizens by the 17th of this month.
-
After NDTV Report, Cooperative Banks, Post Offices Can Deposit Banned Notes For A Month With RBI
Cooperative banks have also been allowed to exchange old currency notes with the RBI, if they had collected these notes by November 14, the statement said.
-
SBI ATM Withdrawal, Debit Card And Other Charges. Details Here
From June 1, a SBI customer with a Basic Savings Bank Deposit will have to pay Rs. 30 plus service tax for a 10-leaf cheque book.
-
Not All Queueing Up At Reserve Bank Eligible To Deposit Notes: Government
Days before it becomes an offence to hold banned Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes, the finance ministry has told parliament that some of the people queuing up at the Reserve Bank are "ineligible" to deposit old notes. The facility is open only for Non-Resident Indians and those who were travelling abroad during November-December last year, the go...
-
But PM Narendra Modi Said End-March Was Deadline For Old Notes, Says Supreme Court
The government will decide within two weeks whether those who failed to deposit banned 500- and 1,000-rupee notes can be granted an opportunity to turn in the high-denomination currency.
-
Cash Situation Back To Normal Soon, RBI Chief Urjit Patel Tells Lawmakers' Panel: 10 Points
Urjit Patel, the chief of the Reserve Bank of India, confronted questions from a parliamentary committee on the sudden ban on 500 and 1,000 rupee notes in November and said the cash situation would return to normal soon. Millions were left facing a severe crunch after 86 per cent of the cash in circulation was outlawed overnight in a massive anti-c...
-
Special Bench To Hear Pleas To Deposit Banned Notes, Says Supreme Court
Fourteen petitioners who couldn't deposit their demonetised currency during the window provided by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) after the demonetisation announcement last November and approached the Supreme Court were today told that a five-judge Constitution Bench will look into their individual pleas.
-
No Exceptions For Depositing Old Notes: Centre To Chief Justice Of India
One last opportunity to deposit the 500- and 1,000-rupee notes that were banned in November will defeat the whole point of demonetisation as well as the battle against black money, the government told the Supreme Court today.
-
Still Counting, Says RBI Governor Urjit Patel, Questioned By MPs On Banned Notes
Reserve Bank of India Governor Urjit Patel today told a parliamentary panel that old notes deposited after demonetisation are still being counted by a special team working round the clock, with people getting no off-days except a Sunday, sources said today.
-
Consider More Time For Changing Old Notes, Says Supreme Court
The Supreme Court asked the Central government and the RBI to consider granting people, with a legitimate reason, more time to to deposit old Rs 500 and 1,000 notes.
-
Can't Ban Everyone From Depositing Old Notes, Says Supreme Court
People with a legitimate reason for not being able to deposit old 500 and 1,000-rupee notes - like those in prison - cannot be denied the right to swap the outlawed currency for new notes, the Supreme Court said today, asking the government to explain how it will help these citizens by the 17th of this month.
-
After NDTV Report, Cooperative Banks, Post Offices Can Deposit Banned Notes For A Month With RBI
Cooperative banks have also been allowed to exchange old currency notes with the RBI, if they had collected these notes by November 14, the statement said.
-
SBI ATM Withdrawal, Debit Card And Other Charges. Details Here
From June 1, a SBI customer with a Basic Savings Bank Deposit will have to pay Rs. 30 plus service tax for a 10-leaf cheque book.
-
Not All Queueing Up At Reserve Bank Eligible To Deposit Notes: Government
Days before it becomes an offence to hold banned Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 currency notes, the finance ministry has told parliament that some of the people queuing up at the Reserve Bank are "ineligible" to deposit old notes. The facility is open only for Non-Resident Indians and those who were travelling abroad during November-December last year, the go...
-
But PM Narendra Modi Said End-March Was Deadline For Old Notes, Says Supreme Court
The government will decide within two weeks whether those who failed to deposit banned 500- and 1,000-rupee notes can be granted an opportunity to turn in the high-denomination currency.
-
Cash Situation Back To Normal Soon, RBI Chief Urjit Patel Tells Lawmakers' Panel: 10 Points
Urjit Patel, the chief of the Reserve Bank of India, confronted questions from a parliamentary committee on the sudden ban on 500 and 1,000 rupee notes in November and said the cash situation would return to normal soon. Millions were left facing a severe crunch after 86 per cent of the cash in circulation was outlawed overnight in a massive anti-c...
