What will RBI do with scrapped currency notes?
What will the government do with the scrapped notes?
How would indelible ink be helpful to stop repeated exchange of notes announced by government? 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? What happens if citizens continue to use old 500 and 100 notes after Nov 9? We can still exchange those notes till Dec 30. If we are replacing old notes with newer notes (Rs 2000 and 500) in India, how is it going to help "going cashless"? How can the government policy of demonetization help the government to recover the black money? Do you think new 500 and new 2000 notes will help eradicating Black Money? Does the PM Narendra Modi have the constitutional rights to invalidate the existing currency notes overnight? How do some newspapers already got the news of note ban? Is tearing dollar bills a useful way to revolt against the government? Apart from demonetisation and issuing 2000 currency instead of 500 & 1000 what are the other foolish things done by this government? Isn't it illogical to issue new Rs. 2000 notes while devaluing Rs. 1000 and 500 notes to curb black money by the Central Government of India? Why is the opposition shouting that no black money was deposited in the banks, after the note ban? Is demonetizing notes of 500 and 1000 a permanent solution to curb black money? What happens to counterfeit notes in the recent ban on Rs 500 and Rs. 1000 notes? Why is RBI not declaring the total amount of notes collected after 13 Dec 2016? What are the loopholes in the Indian Government’s decision to demonetize higher denomination currencies, to fight black money and corruption? Whether restriction on withdrawal of legitimate funds is violative of Article 14 and 19 of the Constitution? Why won't people go back to hiding black money since new 2k and 500 notes are issued? Hypothetically, What if a small town ignores the government’s decision and decides to continue the use of 500-1000₹ notes? Why does the government issue 1RS note and not RBI? Is it true that the new currency notes can't be counterfeited? Would the 2000 rupee note be banned eventually? Can veto power be removed? After how many visits to the ATMs/Banks were you able to withdraw a total of INR 24000 post the demonetization of old currency notes in India? Does replacement of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 notes curb black money and corruption? Are there any problems after 50 days of the note ban? Is the decision to abandon Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 denominations notes by PM Modi justified? Will it help in any way to curb the Black Money? Why does 500 and 1000 Rs notes banned by GOI and new notes of 500 and 2000 are issued? Is the Indian government's decision to illegalise 500 and 1000 rupee notes a masterstroke or a flawed plan? If a bank accidentally accepts fake notes then who bears the cost? RBI or bank?