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91 Lakh New Taxpayers Since Notes Ban, Says Government
Six months after PM Narendra Modi scrapped high value 500 and 1,000-rupee notes the centre has something to cheer. Before the unprecedented November 8 decision to cancel 86 percent of currency in circulation there were nearly five crore tax payers in India but since then nearly 91 lakh people have been added to the list of tax paying Indians, Finan...
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Nearly 4 Lakh Crores Of Black Money Placed In Banks After Notes Ban: Report
As it analyses bank deposits post-demonetisation, the government has found that an estimated Rs 3-4 lakh crore of tax-evaded income could have been deposited during 50-day window provided to get rid of scrapped high value Rs 500/1000 notes.
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Chandrababu Naidu Meets RBI Brass, Chief Ministers' Panel Members Skip Meeting
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, head of Chief Ministers' panel on demonetisation, on Thursday met the Reserve Bank brass and top bankers in Mumbai to review the ground-level situation following the scrapping of high value notes, even as other chief ministers skipped the meeting.
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Mamata Banerjee Threatens To Demonstrate Outside PM Modi's Residence
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today threatened to demonstrate outside Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence against demonetisation vowing to dislodge him from the seat of power if the scrapping of high value currency notes is not withdrawn.
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Notes Ban Hit Kashmir Protests, Says Centre. Opposition Disagrees.
The scrapping of high value currency notes has had an immediate, positive fallout in Kashmir, the Central government has indicated. Srinagar is slowly slipping into normalcy. The separatist sponsored strike call loses steam as the protesters throwing stones have gone off the road.
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Demonetisation: Cops In Gujarat To Assist Banks To Deal With Rush
Anticipating a huge rush in banks which are reopening today following scrapping of high value currency notes, the Gujarat police have been directed to extend help to such institutes in managing the crowd.
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91 Lakh New Taxpayers Since Notes Ban, Says Government
Six months after PM Narendra Modi scrapped high value 500 and 1,000-rupee notes the centre has something to cheer. Before the unprecedented November 8 decision to cancel 86 percent of currency in circulation there were nearly five crore tax payers in India but since then nearly 91 lakh people have been added to the list of tax paying Indians, Finan...
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Nearly 4 Lakh Crores Of Black Money Placed In Banks After Notes Ban: Report
As it analyses bank deposits post-demonetisation, the government has found that an estimated Rs 3-4 lakh crore of tax-evaded income could have been deposited during 50-day window provided to get rid of scrapped high value Rs 500/1000 notes.
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Chandrababu Naidu Meets RBI Brass, Chief Ministers' Panel Members Skip Meeting
Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu, head of Chief Ministers' panel on demonetisation, on Thursday met the Reserve Bank brass and top bankers in Mumbai to review the ground-level situation following the scrapping of high value notes, even as other chief ministers skipped the meeting.
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Mamata Banerjee Threatens To Demonstrate Outside PM Modi's Residence
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee today threatened to demonstrate outside Prime Minister Narendra Modi's residence against demonetisation vowing to dislodge him from the seat of power if the scrapping of high value currency notes is not withdrawn.
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Notes Ban Hit Kashmir Protests, Says Centre. Opposition Disagrees.
The scrapping of high value currency notes has had an immediate, positive fallout in Kashmir, the Central government has indicated. Srinagar is slowly slipping into normalcy. The separatist sponsored strike call loses steam as the protesters throwing stones have gone off the road.
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Demonetisation: Cops In Gujarat To Assist Banks To Deal With Rush
Anticipating a huge rush in banks which are reopening today following scrapping of high value currency notes, the Gujarat police have been directed to extend help to such institutes in managing the crowd.
