Does not introduction of new Rs.2000 ease carrying black money in future?
Does not introduction of new Rs.2000 notes ease carrying black money in future?
What is the purpose of issuing 2000 Rs note, if the main reason behind it was to stop cross boarder illegal money supply? If we are replacing old notes with newer notes (Rs 2000 and 500) in India, how is it going to help "going cashless"? What are the benefits of issuing rs. 2000 note in India? What is the assurance that the new INR 500 and INR 2000 notes would not be duplicated in coming years? Is the ban a long term solution? I heard a rumor that the new Rs 2000 note is going to be revoked again next year, How much of that is true? Is it true that the new currency notes can't be counterfeited? Is Government of India really going to launch these 2000 INR currency notes? Check description. Is there any particular reason behind the launch of 2000 Rs notes? Where does the money actually go if someone fails to deposit old Rs 500 or Rs 1000 notes to the bank before the 31st of December? Indian Political parties can deposit old currency notes, just it need to be under 20,000 per deposit, is this not how black money laundering works? Who is the 1st person to receive the new Rs. 2000 note in India? If I have 50 lakh as black money, what will happen if I disclose it and deposit the money in the bank? After Modi has banned 500/1000 notes in India? What will government do with the old currency notes? What will rbI do with old currency notes? What is the rationale behind starting a 2000 Rs note? Why are Indian currency notes dirty, unhygienic and unkempt? What will the government do with the old currency notes? When is India going to have plastic currency notes? What is the reasoning behind launching the note of Rs 2000 in India? Will the Government of India lose money on exchanging 500 and 1000 notes with new ones or with 100 notes? Why do they introduce the Rs 2000 notes first? Does the demonetization of Indian currency and cutting back on gold have something to do with shifting to the New Development Bank of BRICS? What are the unknown facts about Indian currency notes? Are 1990s dollar bills still valid? Why did Modi change the currency notes in India? What is that good logical reason behind scrapping the 1000 Rs. note and introducing the 2000 Rs. note? Does the currency ban in India curb future corruption? Can I exchange 500Rs and 1000Rs notes in any bank after the new Move by Narendra Modi? What might be the reason for not circulating the 500 rupee notes at initial stage? Would the 2000 rupee note be banned eventually?