Everything You Need To Know About The New Currency notes of India
Yesterday, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed a huge demonetization scheme. From November 9, 2016, sharp at 12AM all 500RS and 1000RS currency notes will not be accepted. And further, they have added two new currency notes one is 2000INR currency note and a new 500INR currency note. We will have a look at the process of on how to convert the old currency to new currency. In short, we will let you know everything you need to know about the new currencies of India.
Everything You Need To Know About The New Currency notes of India
- Old Rs-500 and Rs-1,000 currency notes discontinued from midnight of November 8.
- ATMs and bank branches will stay closed on November 9, across the country and in some places on the 10th as well.
- From November 10-24, old notes worth Rs-4,000 can be exchanged per day. Post November 24, this limit will be increased. The exchange can be done at any bank branch or post office upon showing your ID proof such as the Aadhaar card, Passport, Voter card, Ration card etc.
- The old notes of Rs-500 and Rs-1,000 can be deposited in the Bank branches and Head post offices of the city or state. This can be done until December 30 this year.
Everything You Need To Know About The New Currency notes of India
- All other currency notes will retain their legality as usual.
- There will be no change in any other form of monetary exchange – cheque, demand drafts, credit and debit cards and electronic fund transfer.
- New denomination notes of Rs-2,000 and Rs-500 will be circulated soon. ANI has put out pictures of the new Rs-500 and Rs-1,000 notes that will be issued.
- Although the notes cease to be legal tender from the midnight of November 8, some flexibility has been provided to those who might need cash urgently. Such flexibility has been provided with a 72-hour window, i.e from November 9, till November 11, midnight.
Everything You Need To Know About The New Currency notes of India
- During this window, old notes of 500 and 1,000 will be acceptable in government hospitals, and their dispensaries, at public sector petrol pumps, cooperative shops and dairies approved by the state government.
- The old notes will also be accepted at Railway booking counters, Government bus stands, and airport ticket booking counters Government bus stands and airport ticket booking counters. Those moving to and from the country will be allowed to exchange their old notes/foreign currency in this 72-hour window.
- People who possess Rs.500 or Rs-1000 currency notes after December 30 can exchange it at Reserve Bank of India by providing a declaration. This is until March 31, 2017.
- ATM withdrawals will be restricted to Rs-2,000 per day initially, after which the limit will be increased to Rs-4,000 per day.
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