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  • 'I had a good laugh': Doctor shares how he got fake Rs 500 note from patient

    Writing on Threads, the doctor, identified as Dr. Manan Vora, said that his receptionist did not check the note and later had "a good laugh" before saving the note.

  • Interview | Former RBI Deputy Governor Gandhi sees no need for notes larger than Rs 500

  • Rs 2,000 Note Withdrawal: Storm in a teacup but what purpose did the note serve all these years?

  • With his Rs 2,000 knock, Shaktikanta Das deals a body blow to black-money hoarders

  • Rs 2,000 note withdrawal | Deposit accretion of banks to improve, decision taken with due precaution: experts

  • Total value of Rs 2,000 notes in circulation down to 10.8% as on March: RBI

  • RBI declares to withdraw all Rs 2,000 currency notes: All your queries answered

  • RBI recalls all Rs 2,000 currency notes from circulation

  • Rs 2000 is not a good mode of exchange yet: SBI Chief

  • See sharp cuts in FY17 earnings; rural most hit: Religare Cap

  • Will the demonetisation attract foreign investments into Indian realty?

  • How Indian startups reacted to currency ban

  • Note ban: Downloads double for Paytm; transactions up by 250%

  • Amazon stops CoD; Flipkart & Snapdeal caps transaction

  • Currency ban: Freecharge‘s balance jumps 12x overnight

  • Currency ban: Startups go on a marketing drive in cyberspsace

  • Ban on high-value currency notes to boost to e-payments: Nasscom

  • Ban on notes: E-commerce logistics hurt; e-wallets to gain

  • PM Narendra Modi‘s move may come as a shot in arm for e-commerce

  • Twitterati welcome & raise concerns on PM's surprise

  • Weeding out big notes will hurt wedding spend, gold buying

  • Full text of govt's statement on banning Rs 500 & Rs 1,000 notes

  • Ban on notes could impact spending in UP, Punjab polls

  • Govt renews clamp down on parallel cash economy

  • Rs 500, Rs 1,000 notes no more valid: What you should do

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