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Ex-Bank Officer Gets 7 Years Jail For Illegal Exchange Of Banned Notes
- Tuesday April 5, 2022
- Bangalore News | Press Trust of India
A special court in Bengaluru has sentenced a former employee of erstwhile State Bank of Mysore (now merged with SBI) to seven years of imprisonment for illegal exchange of demonetised currency notes in November 2016, officials said here on Tuesday.
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SBI Employee Dies After Collapsing In Bank In Nagpur
- Saturday November 19, 2016
- Cities | Press Trust of India
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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The Rs 4,500 Mark: Indelible Inking Begins At 11 Banks, Here Is What Happens
- Wednesday November 16, 2016
- India News | Written by Rahul Shrivastava
Eleven branches of the State Bank of India today began inking the fingers of people who exchange the now banned 500 and 1000 rupee notes for new ones, in a move designed to stop people from making multiple exchanges at different branches.
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www.ndtv.com
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Ex-Bank Officer Gets 7 Years Jail For Illegal Exchange Of Banned Notes
- Tuesday April 5, 2022
- Bangalore News | Press Trust of India
A special court in Bengaluru has sentenced a former employee of erstwhile State Bank of Mysore (now merged with SBI) to seven years of imprisonment for illegal exchange of demonetised currency notes in November 2016, officials said here on Tuesday.
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www.ndtv.com
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SBI Employee Dies After Collapsing In Bank In Nagpur
- Saturday November 19, 2016
- Cities | Press Trust of India
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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www.ndtv.com
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The Rs 4,500 Mark: Indelible Inking Begins At 11 Banks, Here Is What Happens
- Wednesday November 16, 2016
- India News | Written by Rahul Shrivastava
Eleven branches of the State Bank of India today began inking the fingers of people who exchange the now banned 500 and 1000 rupee notes for new ones, in a move designed to stop people from making multiple exchanges at different branches.
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www.ndtv.com