Atm Rush

A man was in for a pleasant surprise when he tried to withdraw Rs 500 from an ATM, but got five currency notes of Rs 500 denomination from the cash dispenser in Maharashtra's Nagpur district.

Residents of a village in Bihar's Katihar rushed to ATMs and banks to check their account statement. The reason? Two schoolchildren suddenly found their accounts laden with crores of rupees overnight.

After Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday imposed a month-long moratorium on Yes Bank citing "serious deterioration in its financial position", capping the withdrawal limit at Rs 50,000, depositors in Mumbai rushed to the ATMs for withdrawing cash.

Several ATMs went dry by the evening as people rushed for cash withdrawal as they had prior information about the strike.

The banks are likely to witness a rush of people tomorrow, when the operations resume.

Banks will remain closed in many places for three days in a row on account of 'Id-e-Milad' on Monday.

As the bank gates open and dozens try to rush inside, a policeman on duty loses his cool. He pushes back the first man in his way - a retired serviceman - and slaps him repeatedly. The entire act, outside a bank in Karnataka's Baglakot district, is caught on camera.

Some banks are disbursing only Rs 2,000 per person whilethose having better cash availability are offering Rs10,000-12,000 per withdrawal against specified limit of Rs24,000.

Some banks are disbursing only Rs 5,000 per person while those having better cash availability are offering Rs 10,000 or Rs 12,000 per withdrawal.

Braving the morning chill, hundreds of people, young and old, queued up at ATMs and banks across this tech hub on Thursday to draw cash at the earliest.

Payday has never been this depressing. Before you rush to an ATM to withdraw your salary, consider this: Your best chances of finding any cash are 50-50.

Despite recalibration of nearly 70 per cent of ATMs do not have cash.

The move follows huge rush at banks and ATMs following the ban on old high-value notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1000.

The move follows huge rush at banks and ATMs following the ban on old high-value notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1000.

As rush in banks and ATMs due to demonetisation continues, Government employees belonging to Group-C today started receiving Rs 10,000 in cash as advance of their salary for the month of November.

A man was in for a pleasant surprise when he tried to withdraw Rs 500 from an ATM, but got five currency notes of Rs 500 denomination from the cash dispenser in Maharashtra's Nagpur district.

Residents of a village in Bihar's Katihar rushed to ATMs and banks to check their account statement. The reason? Two schoolchildren suddenly found their accounts laden with crores of rupees overnight.

After Reserve Bank of India (RBI) on Thursday imposed a month-long moratorium on Yes Bank citing "serious deterioration in its financial position", capping the withdrawal limit at Rs 50,000, depositors in Mumbai rushed to the ATMs for withdrawing cash.

Several ATMs went dry by the evening as people rushed for cash withdrawal as they had prior information about the strike.

The banks are likely to witness a rush of people tomorrow, when the operations resume.

Banks will remain closed in many places for three days in a row on account of 'Id-e-Milad' on Monday.

As the bank gates open and dozens try to rush inside, a policeman on duty loses his cool. He pushes back the first man in his way - a retired serviceman - and slaps him repeatedly. The entire act, outside a bank in Karnataka's Baglakot district, is caught on camera.

Some banks are disbursing only Rs 2,000 per person whilethose having better cash availability are offering Rs10,000-12,000 per withdrawal against specified limit of Rs24,000.

Some banks are disbursing only Rs 5,000 per person while those having better cash availability are offering Rs 10,000 or Rs 12,000 per withdrawal.

Braving the morning chill, hundreds of people, young and old, queued up at ATMs and banks across this tech hub on Thursday to draw cash at the earliest.

Payday has never been this depressing. Before you rush to an ATM to withdraw your salary, consider this: Your best chances of finding any cash are 50-50.

Despite recalibration of nearly 70 per cent of ATMs do not have cash.

The move follows huge rush at banks and ATMs following the ban on old high-value notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1000.

The move follows huge rush at banks and ATMs following the ban on old high-value notes of Rs 500 and Rs 1000.

As rush in banks and ATMs due to demonetisation continues, Government employees belonging to Group-C today started receiving Rs 10,000 in cash as advance of their salary for the month of November.