Despite Note Ban, Cash Surges Over 60%

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When Rajnish Kumar, former Chairman of SBI, was asked whether he was surprised that 99% of the money actually came back to the banks after note ban was declared, he said, "That was the ingenuity of the people of India because there was a large population and people found a way of channelising their cash; money got channelised into the banking system, which is a reality."

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