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Bengaluru Government Engineers Had 5.7 Crores In New Notes, Taxmen Investigate How
Bengaluru-based government engineers Jayachandra and TN Chikkarayappa earned not more than Rs 10 lakh a year. Raids by taxmen on Thursday revealed the jaw-dropping extras they had acquired over time - a Lamborghini, Volvo, MV Agusta, Ducati 749, multiple luxury apartments, gold and Rs 5.7 crore in brand new 2000-rupee notes.
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Curry Mixed With Demonetisation And A Pinch Of Pesticide
When the government outlawed 86 per cent of India's currency, burying his hope of selling land to pay off growing debts, Varda Balayya of Dharmaram village in Telangana killed himself and tried to poison his entire family by mixing pesticide in their chicken curry
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How Labourers Are Being Exploited To Convert Black Money To White
A visit to a labour market in New Delhi is all it takes to turn black money to white, an NDTV investigation has found. Daily wagers at a labour hub like Fatehpur Beri in South Delhi are willing to stand in snaking lines outside banks to deposit the black money of hoarders in their accounts for a small cut.
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Rs 1.15 Crore In Banned Notes Seized From Man In Rajkot
Rs 1.15 crore in demonetised currency notes was seized from a man in Rajkot on Sunday who was to hand them over to two agents for exchanging those with legal tenders, police said.
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Ignorant To Intentional: How The Notes Ban Is Being Scammed
Till 10 days ago, 40-year-old Radha (name changed) used to make ends meet by stitching clothes out of her one-room house in Tughlaqabad near Delhi. But the stark dip in her earnings due to the ban on old notes has made her desperate enough to risk using her own bank account to exchange other people's old 500 and 1,000 rupee bills for a commission.
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Cash-Strapped Customers Allegedly Loot Fair Price Shop In Madhya Pradesh
Enraged over not getting ration from a fair price shop due to shortage of cash after the centre's demonestisation move, people at Bardaha village in Madhya Pradesh allegedly looted groceries from the outlet in protest.
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Gujarat Paper's April Fools' Prank Over Ban On Rs 500, 1000 Notes Comes True
A local newspaper in Gujarat's Rajkot, which published a news item as a prank on its readers on April Fools' Day saying the government will scrap Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, has been flooded with calls ever since the government demonetised them.
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In Cash Hungry India, Many Line Up - But To Help Out
As the endless wait for valid currency continues across the country, people are frustrated, confused and hassled. But amidst them are some who have tried to ease this transition by helping strangers in a time of need.
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Donations To Temples, Cash Reserves In Cooperative Banks Under Government Scanner
Hurried donations made to nearly 100 temples and trusts and sudden spurt in cash reserves in nearly 1,000 cooperative banks and credit societies in Maharashtra after Centre's decision to scrap Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes have come under government's scanner, a senior state minister said today.
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In Bengal, After Mamata Banerjee's Angry Tweets, Selfies With New Notes
Notwithstanding waiting in a long queue outside the banks since early morning, people in many parts of West Bengal were seen taking selfie with the new Rs 2,000 currency notes even as others complained of the hardships they faced to exchange the now-invalid currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000.
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PM Narendra Modi Advertising For Paytm 'Shameful,' Says Arvind Kejriwal
It is "utterly shameful" that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's photo was being used by private online payment firm Paytm, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Thursday.
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Golden Temple Not To Accept Demonetised Currency Notes From Devotees
The authorities at the Golden Temple in Amritsar announced on Thursday that they would not accept demonetised currency notes from devotees.
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Long Queues At Banks In Hyderabad For Exchanging Banned 500 and 1000 Rupee Notes
Thousands of people flocked to banks on Thursday for exchange or deposit of monetised currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000.
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Bengaluru Government Engineers Had 5.7 Crores In New Notes, Taxmen Investigate How
Bengaluru-based government engineers Jayachandra and TN Chikkarayappa earned not more than Rs 10 lakh a year. Raids by taxmen on Thursday revealed the jaw-dropping extras they had acquired over time - a Lamborghini, Volvo, MV Agusta, Ducati 749, multiple luxury apartments, gold and Rs 5.7 crore in brand new 2000-rupee notes.
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Curry Mixed With Demonetisation And A Pinch Of Pesticide
When the government outlawed 86 per cent of India's currency, burying his hope of selling land to pay off growing debts, Varda Balayya of Dharmaram village in Telangana killed himself and tried to poison his entire family by mixing pesticide in their chicken curry
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How Labourers Are Being Exploited To Convert Black Money To White
A visit to a labour market in New Delhi is all it takes to turn black money to white, an NDTV investigation has found. Daily wagers at a labour hub like Fatehpur Beri in South Delhi are willing to stand in snaking lines outside banks to deposit the black money of hoarders in their accounts for a small cut.
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Rs 1.15 Crore In Banned Notes Seized From Man In Rajkot
Rs 1.15 crore in demonetised currency notes was seized from a man in Rajkot on Sunday who was to hand them over to two agents for exchanging those with legal tenders, police said.
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Ignorant To Intentional: How The Notes Ban Is Being Scammed
Till 10 days ago, 40-year-old Radha (name changed) used to make ends meet by stitching clothes out of her one-room house in Tughlaqabad near Delhi. But the stark dip in her earnings due to the ban on old notes has made her desperate enough to risk using her own bank account to exchange other people's old 500 and 1,000 rupee bills for a commission.
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Cash-Strapped Customers Allegedly Loot Fair Price Shop In Madhya Pradesh
Enraged over not getting ration from a fair price shop due to shortage of cash after the centre's demonestisation move, people at Bardaha village in Madhya Pradesh allegedly looted groceries from the outlet in protest.
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Gujarat Paper's April Fools' Prank Over Ban On Rs 500, 1000 Notes Comes True
A local newspaper in Gujarat's Rajkot, which published a news item as a prank on its readers on April Fools' Day saying the government will scrap Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes, has been flooded with calls ever since the government demonetised them.
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In Cash Hungry India, Many Line Up - But To Help Out
As the endless wait for valid currency continues across the country, people are frustrated, confused and hassled. But amidst them are some who have tried to ease this transition by helping strangers in a time of need.
-
Donations To Temples, Cash Reserves In Cooperative Banks Under Government Scanner
Hurried donations made to nearly 100 temples and trusts and sudden spurt in cash reserves in nearly 1,000 cooperative banks and credit societies in Maharashtra after Centre's decision to scrap Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes have come under government's scanner, a senior state minister said today.
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In Bengal, After Mamata Banerjee's Angry Tweets, Selfies With New Notes
Notwithstanding waiting in a long queue outside the banks since early morning, people in many parts of West Bengal were seen taking selfie with the new Rs 2,000 currency notes even as others complained of the hardships they faced to exchange the now-invalid currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000.
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PM Narendra Modi Advertising For Paytm 'Shameful,' Says Arvind Kejriwal
It is "utterly shameful" that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's photo was being used by private online payment firm Paytm, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said on Thursday.
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Golden Temple Not To Accept Demonetised Currency Notes From Devotees
The authorities at the Golden Temple in Amritsar announced on Thursday that they would not accept demonetised currency notes from devotees.
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Long Queues At Banks In Hyderabad For Exchanging Banned 500 and 1000 Rupee Notes
Thousands of people flocked to banks on Thursday for exchange or deposit of monetised currency notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000.
