Why does government is issuing Rs. 2000 note instead of Rs. 1000? Why is it so? What will be the consequences?
Why is government issuing a new Rs 2000 note and not Rs 1000 back again?
Who is the 1st person to receive the new Rs. 2000 note in India? How much will it cost for the RBI to print the new Rs 2000 note? What are the best ways to make a change of Rs 2000? Yesterday IT department seized new notes worth rs 4 crore, when limit is just 2500 rs per day, how can this happen? Where is the failure happening? Why is the one rupee-note printed by the government of India and other denominations by RBI? Why has the RBI launched the 1000 rupee coin? What is the significance of it? 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? From where does a person gets lakhs of new notes of rs 2000 n rs 500 which we used to see in news, caught by the IT department during raids? Why are Indian currency notes dirty, unhygienic and unkempt? How do I convert old Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes into new with paying huge amount of tax? Why is RBI not declaring the total amount of notes collected after 13 Dec 2016? Is there any particular reason for the 20 rupee note being red in color, while the rest are not? What might be the reason for not circulating the 500 rupee notes at initial stage? 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? What is the material used in making new 2000 Rupee note and how is its quality?