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Women's Panel Takes Note Of Ban On Entry Of Girls In Delhi's Jama Masjid
The National Commission for Women (NCW) on Wednesday took cognisance of Delhi's Jama Masjid putting up notices outside its main gates banning the entry of 'girls', whether alone or in groups.
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Parliamentary Panel Quizzes Finance Ministry Officials On Notes Ban Impact
A parliamentary panel today sought to know from finance ministry officials if the objectives of note ban could have been achieved by other means, and also decided to call representatives of union ministries and states to assess the impact of demonetisation, sources said.
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Indira Gandhi Didn't Go For Notes Ban When Needed, So I Had To: PM Narendra Modi
Unfazed by the November 8 protest call by the Congress on the first anniversary of demonetisation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said burning effigies will not deter him from carrying forward the fight against corruption and black money.
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Parliamentary Panel Likely To Finalise Report On Note Ban Tomorrow
The parliamentary panel on finance is likely to finalise its report on demonetisation of high value currency notes tomorrow, sources said.
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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.
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Soon, RBI To Issue New Rs 10 Notes With Enhanced Security Features
The Reserve Bank of India will soon issue Rs 10 denomination notes with enhanced security features for circulation. The RBI today said the banknotes in the Mahatma Gandhi series-2005 are to carry inset letter 'L' on both number panels, bearing the signature of Governor Urjit Patel.
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Economists Owe Explanation For False Trauma On Notes Ban: NK Singh
Countering the charge that notes ban had slowed down India's economic growth, BJP's NK Singh, who also heads the centre's Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Review Panel, said: "Distinguished economists owe an explanation for having traumatised the nation falsely on the likely negative impact of demonetisation".
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70,000 Crores Detected Through Central Schemes: Black Money Panel Member Justice Arijit Pasayat
Black money worth Rs 70,000 crore has been unearthed through different schemes of the government, said Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Court-appointed SIT on black money, Justice Arijit Pasayat today. The sixth report on it will be submitted to the Supreme Court in April.
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The Likely Impact Of Notes Ban On Arun Jaitley's Fourth Budget
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is likely to borrow more than originally planned when he presents the budget on February 1, senior aides and officials said, despite counting on revenues from a national sales tax whose launch date is still unknown.
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Cash Withdrawal Over 50,000 Should Be Taxed, Suggests Chief Ministers Panel
A cash transaction tax on withdrawals of Rs 50,000 and above in banks as well as a Rs 1,000 subsidy for purchase of smartphones by non-tax assesses and small merchants have been recommended by a Chief Ministers' panel today to encourage digital payments.
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Women's Panel Takes Note Of Ban On Entry Of Girls In Delhi's Jama Masjid
The National Commission for Women (NCW) on Wednesday took cognisance of Delhi's Jama Masjid putting up notices outside its main gates banning the entry of 'girls', whether alone or in groups.
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Parliamentary Panel Quizzes Finance Ministry Officials On Notes Ban Impact
A parliamentary panel today sought to know from finance ministry officials if the objectives of note ban could have been achieved by other means, and also decided to call representatives of union ministries and states to assess the impact of demonetisation, sources said.
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Indira Gandhi Didn't Go For Notes Ban When Needed, So I Had To: PM Narendra Modi
Unfazed by the November 8 protest call by the Congress on the first anniversary of demonetisation, Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said burning effigies will not deter him from carrying forward the fight against corruption and black money.
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Parliamentary Panel Likely To Finalise Report On Note Ban Tomorrow
The parliamentary panel on finance is likely to finalise its report on demonetisation of high value currency notes tomorrow, sources said.
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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.
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Soon, RBI To Issue New Rs 10 Notes With Enhanced Security Features
The Reserve Bank of India will soon issue Rs 10 denomination notes with enhanced security features for circulation. The RBI today said the banknotes in the Mahatma Gandhi series-2005 are to carry inset letter 'L' on both number panels, bearing the signature of Governor Urjit Patel.
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Economists Owe Explanation For False Trauma On Notes Ban: NK Singh
Countering the charge that notes ban had slowed down India's economic growth, BJP's NK Singh, who also heads the centre's Fiscal Responsibility and Budget Management Review Panel, said: "Distinguished economists owe an explanation for having traumatised the nation falsely on the likely negative impact of demonetisation".
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70,000 Crores Detected Through Central Schemes: Black Money Panel Member Justice Arijit Pasayat
Black money worth Rs 70,000 crore has been unearthed through different schemes of the government, said Deputy Chairman of the Supreme Court-appointed SIT on black money, Justice Arijit Pasayat today. The sixth report on it will be submitted to the Supreme Court in April.
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The Likely Impact Of Notes Ban On Arun Jaitley's Fourth Budget
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley is likely to borrow more than originally planned when he presents the budget on February 1, senior aides and officials said, despite counting on revenues from a national sales tax whose launch date is still unknown.
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Cash Withdrawal Over 50,000 Should Be Taxed, Suggests Chief Ministers Panel
A cash transaction tax on withdrawals of Rs 50,000 and above in banks as well as a Rs 1,000 subsidy for purchase of smartphones by non-tax assesses and small merchants have been recommended by a Chief Ministers' panel today to encourage digital payments.
