What is the reason behind demonetising 1000 rupee notes and introducing a 2000 rupee note?
Why did government released 2000 rupee notes and did not introduce new 1000 rupee notes?
Why is the one rupee-note printed by the government of India and other denominations by RBI? Why don't Indian Government or RBI start issuing plastic Indian currency instead of the existing paper currency notes? How much does it cost to make a 2000 rupees note to Indian government? Why does the Indian government not provide welfare schemes and unemployment benefits for the Indian poor? Why Mr. Narendra Modi banned ₹ 1000 and 500 notes in India? How to exchange them for small denominations if I have some of them? Why can we not print our own rupee notes infinitely and use them in the international market? Why has the Indian Government never used anybody other than M.K. Gandhi on their currency notes? Why does the Indian government issue coins despite having the RBI? Why can't the Indian government print as many currency notes it wishes and clear the fiscal deficit? For that matter why can't any country in the world do the same? Why is RBI not declaring the total amount of notes collected after 13 Dec 2016? Why the Government implemented the Currency ban with 'Immediate effect'? Why don't they gave sufficient time to common man? What are the changes made in Indian currency (500 & 2000 rupees notes)? How is it different from presently used currency? I heard a rumor that the new Rs 2000 note is going to be revoked again next year, How much of that is true? Why are Indian rupee notes colored differently? The Indian government planned about changing 500 and 1000 currency notes 6 months ago. Do you think big businessmen and other VIP knew about this? Why did not Rupee get strong against the Dollar even we have demonetisation?