High-denomination Notes
-
{
- All
- News
- Videos
-
Demonetisation Pushed India's Economy Into Tailspin: Left Parties
Left parties on Sunday hit out at the government over the state of the economy and blamed the Centre's demonetisation policy for it. The demonetisation of high-denomination currency notes was announced by the government on November 8, 2016.
-
Income Tax Raided Nirav Modi Firms In January Last Year: Sources
Right after PM Narendra Modi banned high-denomination notes, Nirav Modi, the celebrity diamond designer blamed for one of the country's largest bank fraud, had been raided by income tax officials in January 2017 as part of the crackdown on black money, sources have said.
-
Nov 8 Is 'Anti-Black Money Day': Government's Retort To Opposition
November 8, the first anniversary of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's shock decision to ban high-denomination notes will be celebrated by the BJP as "anti-black money day", Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has announced.
-
'Salaam No 2 For PM Modi If He Apologises For Notes Ban': Kamal Haasan
Actor Kamal Haasan, who has announced his plans to enter politics, today apologized for supporting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's shock decision to ban high-denomination notes a year ago. Haasan, who is 62, said "If the PM accepts his mistake, my salaam (salute) awaits him."
-
Notes Ban 'Largest Money-Laundering Scheme Ever': Arun Shourie To NDTV
Arun Shourie, former union minister, was categorical today in blaming the economic slowdown on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's shock outlawing of high-denomination notes a year ago. "It was the largest money-laundering scheme ever, conceived and implemented entirely by the government," Mr Shourie told NDTV today
-
PM Modi Anti-Graft Drive Hit, 99% Of Banned Notes Returned
People have deposited nearly all the currency bills voided by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, denting the central bank's profit and dealing a blow to his drive to unearth unaccounted wealth.
-
18 Parties vs Government In Parliament. Nitish Kumar The Weakest Link?
The anti-BJP front of 18 parties has resolved that starting Monday, it will jointly confront the government on five big issues including the landmark sales tax GST, introduced just days ago, the impact of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's shock decision to ban high-denomination notes in November, and the government's exercising of "political vendetta"...
-
Real Estate Most Affordable In 20 Years, Partly With PM Modi Reforms
Indian real estate, historically a depository for black-market cash, was hit hard by the government's move to stamp out corruption with a ban on high-denomination bank notes in November. The slump is showing signs of a recovery. Sales across nine cities rose 19 percent in the March quarter after a 20 percent slump in the previous three months, acco...
-
Name: Bomb Naga. Hoarded 15 Crores Of Banned Notes In Bengaluru Home
After five hours, the money was still being counted - and at that time, it totalled nearly 15 crores. In cash - and in the high-denomination notes that were banned in November by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a shock move.
-
Air Force Transported 604 Tonnes Currency Notes Post Demonetisation
A total of 604 tonnes of currency notes was transported by the Indian Air Force in 33 sorties across the country after the government's decision to ban high-denomination notes last year.
-
Demonetisation Pushed India's Economy Into Tailspin: Left Parties
Left parties on Sunday hit out at the government over the state of the economy and blamed the Centre's demonetisation policy for it. The demonetisation of high-denomination currency notes was announced by the government on November 8, 2016.
-
Income Tax Raided Nirav Modi Firms In January Last Year: Sources
Right after PM Narendra Modi banned high-denomination notes, Nirav Modi, the celebrity diamond designer blamed for one of the country's largest bank fraud, had been raided by income tax officials in January 2017 as part of the crackdown on black money, sources have said.
-
Nov 8 Is 'Anti-Black Money Day': Government's Retort To Opposition
November 8, the first anniversary of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's shock decision to ban high-denomination notes will be celebrated by the BJP as "anti-black money day", Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has announced.
-
'Salaam No 2 For PM Modi If He Apologises For Notes Ban': Kamal Haasan
Actor Kamal Haasan, who has announced his plans to enter politics, today apologized for supporting Prime Minister Narendra Modi's shock decision to ban high-denomination notes a year ago. Haasan, who is 62, said "If the PM accepts his mistake, my salaam (salute) awaits him."
-
Notes Ban 'Largest Money-Laundering Scheme Ever': Arun Shourie To NDTV
Arun Shourie, former union minister, was categorical today in blaming the economic slowdown on Prime Minister Narendra Modi's shock outlawing of high-denomination notes a year ago. "It was the largest money-laundering scheme ever, conceived and implemented entirely by the government," Mr Shourie told NDTV today
-
PM Modi Anti-Graft Drive Hit, 99% Of Banned Notes Returned
People have deposited nearly all the currency bills voided by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, denting the central bank's profit and dealing a blow to his drive to unearth unaccounted wealth.
-
18 Parties vs Government In Parliament. Nitish Kumar The Weakest Link?
The anti-BJP front of 18 parties has resolved that starting Monday, it will jointly confront the government on five big issues including the landmark sales tax GST, introduced just days ago, the impact of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's shock decision to ban high-denomination notes in November, and the government's exercising of "political vendetta"...
-
Real Estate Most Affordable In 20 Years, Partly With PM Modi Reforms
Indian real estate, historically a depository for black-market cash, was hit hard by the government's move to stamp out corruption with a ban on high-denomination bank notes in November. The slump is showing signs of a recovery. Sales across nine cities rose 19 percent in the March quarter after a 20 percent slump in the previous three months, acco...
-
Name: Bomb Naga. Hoarded 15 Crores Of Banned Notes In Bengaluru Home
After five hours, the money was still being counted - and at that time, it totalled nearly 15 crores. In cash - and in the high-denomination notes that were banned in November by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a shock move.
-
Air Force Transported 604 Tonnes Currency Notes Post Demonetisation
A total of 604 tonnes of currency notes was transported by the Indian Air Force in 33 sorties across the country after the government's decision to ban high-denomination notes last year.
