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Delhi Government To Make Payments Above Rs 5,000 Electronically
The Delhi government has asked all its departments to make electronic payments to suppliers, contractors and institutions if the order value exceeds Rs 5,000.
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'Cash Over,' Pensioners Waiting For Hours Outside Banks Told
75-year-old Om Prakash Sharma, a retired official at Devli village near Delhi, has been queuing outside banks every day for his pension since the government has announced the notes ban on November 8, but he is unable to get his pension, Rs 18,000.
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Notes Ban: Foreign Diplomats Can Now Get Money From Bank On Priority
Facing complaints from several embassies on the cash crunch after the notes ban announced last month, the government has instructed banks to allow foreign diplomats to withdraw money on a priority basis.
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Russia Fumes At Notes Ban, Says Hardly Enough To 'Pay For Decent Dinner'
Russia has threatened to take "counter steps" and lodge a diplomatic protest over the government move to ban big currency notes, which they say has hit their embassy's operations in Delhi, Russian government sources have told NDTV.
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Arvind Kejriwal Demands Rollback Of Move To Scrap Old Notes, Calls It 'Huge Scam'
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday said that the government's ambitious plan to withdraw 500 and 1,000 rupee notes from circulation was a "huge scam" and said it should be nixed immediately.
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Delhi Government To Make Payments Above Rs 5,000 Electronically
The Delhi government has asked all its departments to make electronic payments to suppliers, contractors and institutions if the order value exceeds Rs 5,000.
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'Cash Over,' Pensioners Waiting For Hours Outside Banks Told
75-year-old Om Prakash Sharma, a retired official at Devli village near Delhi, has been queuing outside banks every day for his pension since the government has announced the notes ban on November 8, but he is unable to get his pension, Rs 18,000.
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Notes Ban: Foreign Diplomats Can Now Get Money From Bank On Priority
Facing complaints from several embassies on the cash crunch after the notes ban announced last month, the government has instructed banks to allow foreign diplomats to withdraw money on a priority basis.
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Russia Fumes At Notes Ban, Says Hardly Enough To 'Pay For Decent Dinner'
Russia has threatened to take "counter steps" and lodge a diplomatic protest over the government move to ban big currency notes, which they say has hit their embassy's operations in Delhi, Russian government sources have told NDTV.
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Arvind Kejriwal Demands Rollback Of Move To Scrap Old Notes, Calls It 'Huge Scam'
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Saturday said that the government's ambitious plan to withdraw 500 and 1,000 rupee notes from circulation was a "huge scam" and said it should be nixed immediately.
