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This Is The Amount Spent On Printing Of New Notes Post Notes Ban
The amount spent on production of Rs 500 notes was Rs 4,968.84 crore, said Minister of State for Finance P Radhakrishnan.
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About Rs 5,000 Crore Spent On Printing Of New 500 Notes
The government has informed the Lok Sabha that about Rs 5,000 crore was spent on printing of new Rs 500 currency notes post demonetisation.
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No Rs 1,000 Comeback Yet. Don't Overdraw From ATMs, Urges Top Bureaucrat Shaktikanta Das
The government has no plans to introduce 1,000-rupee notes - abolished last year - but is focusing on ramping up production of 500-rupee and other lower denomination notes, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das tweeted today, scotching rumours that currency printing presses had started printing a new version of the Rs 1,000 note.
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Deadline To Deposit Old Rs 500 And Rs 1,000 Notes Ends Today
The 50-day deadline to deposit the old Rs 500 or 1,000 notes in banks comes to an end today but the cash crunch and queues before ATMs are likely to continue for some more time as currency printing presses have failed to meet the huge demand for new bills.
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Focus Now On Printing 500-Rupee Notes, Says Government: 10 Points
The government is now focusing on printing 500 rupee notes, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das said on Thursday, hours before a deadline for using old 500 and 1000 rupee notes at petrol pumps and some other facilities ended. From midnight to December 30, old notes can only be deposited in banks. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had on November ...
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Pay Day Test For Government After Notes Ban Amid Cash Crunch: 10 Points
On the first Pay Day since the notes ban announcement, crowds formed outside banks of people desperate for cash to buy grocery or pay helps. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has assured the government that it is ready for higher withdrawals of cash, but many banks told people on Thursday morning that they had run out of cash. RBI has said it will in...
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Air Force Has Airlifted Over 160 Tonnes Of Banknotes Since November 19
The Indian Air Force has airlifted over 160 tonnes of new currency notes from four printing presses to various parts of the country to cut down the time taken to transport cash from the source to main distribution centres to meet the surge in demand post demonetisation.
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New Rs 500 Notes With Faulty Printing Valid: RBI
They were meant to replace the demonetised currency, but some new 500-rupee notes are causing some confusion -- because of printing errors.
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Notes Ban: Problem Is Serious, We Will Have Riots, Says Supreme Court
For the second time in a week, the centre faced tough questions on the notes ban from the Supreme Court, which said: "There are difficulties. You can't dispute that."
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ATMs Ready, Notes Printed, Back To Normal By Month End: Government Sources
Normal banking operations should resume by the end of the month, say top government sources, with the printing of Rs 2,000 notes almost over and the recalibration of all the two lakh-odd ATMs in the country expected to be done by then, easing the cash crunch.
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In Joint Warning, Mamata Banerjee And Arvind Kejriwal Set 3-Day Deadline On Notes Ban
Mamata Banerjee and Arvind Kejriwal made a double bore attack on the government today, warning that there will be intense protests and unrest if it does not withdraw its ban on 500 and 1,000 rupee notes. They also visited the Reserve Bank of India to check on the progress of printing new notes, Mr Kejriwal said.
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Currency Press Capacity: Around 6 Months Needed To Replenish Rs 500 Notes
Will new notes which replace the demonetised currency find itself in circulation soon? Unlikely, if the capacity of all the currency printing presses in the country is taken into account.
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With High Security Features, New 500, 2000 Rupee Notes Hard To Fake
The new 500 and 2,000 rupee notes that Central Bank RBI will issue starting from Friday are being called "high security" notes and have several new features to make them harder to fake than the 500 and 1000 rupee notes that were scrapped last night.
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This Is The Amount Spent On Printing Of New Notes Post Notes Ban
The amount spent on production of Rs 500 notes was Rs 4,968.84 crore, said Minister of State for Finance P Radhakrishnan.
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About Rs 5,000 Crore Spent On Printing Of New 500 Notes
The government has informed the Lok Sabha that about Rs 5,000 crore was spent on printing of new Rs 500 currency notes post demonetisation.
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No Rs 1,000 Comeback Yet. Don't Overdraw From ATMs, Urges Top Bureaucrat Shaktikanta Das
The government has no plans to introduce 1,000-rupee notes - abolished last year - but is focusing on ramping up production of 500-rupee and other lower denomination notes, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das tweeted today, scotching rumours that currency printing presses had started printing a new version of the Rs 1,000 note.
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Deadline To Deposit Old Rs 500 And Rs 1,000 Notes Ends Today
The 50-day deadline to deposit the old Rs 500 or 1,000 notes in banks comes to an end today but the cash crunch and queues before ATMs are likely to continue for some more time as currency printing presses have failed to meet the huge demand for new bills.
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Focus Now On Printing 500-Rupee Notes, Says Government: 10 Points
The government is now focusing on printing 500 rupee notes, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das said on Thursday, hours before a deadline for using old 500 and 1000 rupee notes at petrol pumps and some other facilities ended. From midnight to December 30, old notes can only be deposited in banks. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had on November ...
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Pay Day Test For Government After Notes Ban Amid Cash Crunch: 10 Points
On the first Pay Day since the notes ban announcement, crowds formed outside banks of people desperate for cash to buy grocery or pay helps. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has assured the government that it is ready for higher withdrawals of cash, but many banks told people on Thursday morning that they had run out of cash. RBI has said it will in...
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Air Force Has Airlifted Over 160 Tonnes Of Banknotes Since November 19
The Indian Air Force has airlifted over 160 tonnes of new currency notes from four printing presses to various parts of the country to cut down the time taken to transport cash from the source to main distribution centres to meet the surge in demand post demonetisation.
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New Rs 500 Notes With Faulty Printing Valid: RBI
They were meant to replace the demonetised currency, but some new 500-rupee notes are causing some confusion -- because of printing errors.
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Notes Ban: Problem Is Serious, We Will Have Riots, Says Supreme Court
For the second time in a week, the centre faced tough questions on the notes ban from the Supreme Court, which said: "There are difficulties. You can't dispute that."
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ATMs Ready, Notes Printed, Back To Normal By Month End: Government Sources
Normal banking operations should resume by the end of the month, say top government sources, with the printing of Rs 2,000 notes almost over and the recalibration of all the two lakh-odd ATMs in the country expected to be done by then, easing the cash crunch.
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In Joint Warning, Mamata Banerjee And Arvind Kejriwal Set 3-Day Deadline On Notes Ban
Mamata Banerjee and Arvind Kejriwal made a double bore attack on the government today, warning that there will be intense protests and unrest if it does not withdraw its ban on 500 and 1,000 rupee notes. They also visited the Reserve Bank of India to check on the progress of printing new notes, Mr Kejriwal said.
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Currency Press Capacity: Around 6 Months Needed To Replenish Rs 500 Notes
Will new notes which replace the demonetised currency find itself in circulation soon? Unlikely, if the capacity of all the currency printing presses in the country is taken into account.
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With High Security Features, New 500, 2000 Rupee Notes Hard To Fake
The new 500 and 2,000 rupee notes that Central Bank RBI will issue starting from Friday are being called "high security" notes and have several new features to make them harder to fake than the 500 and 1000 rupee notes that were scrapped last night.
