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Rs 2,000 Note Withdrawal "Royal Welcome" For Black Money Hoarders: Congress
The Congress today accused the government of facilitating those hoarding black money with the move to withdraw Rs 2000 currency notes and demanded a white paper on what it alleged was the "greatest organised loot" in independent India.
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"Will Help Curb Black Money": Ex RBI Official On Rs 2,000 Notes Withdrawal
Former Reserve Bank Deputy Governor R Gandhi on Friday said withdrawal of the Rs 2,000 bank notes will help in curbing black money to a "great extent" because people are hoarding the high value currency.
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Probe Agency Registers Money Laundering Case Against Businessman Navneet Kalra
Enforcement Directorate (ED) registered a money laundering case against businessman Navneet Kalra, accused in a case relating to the alleged hoarding of oxygen concentrators in South Delhi restaurants.
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Money Laundering Case Filed Against Businessman Navneet Kalra, Others In Oxygen Scam
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has filed a money laundering case against businessman Navneet Kalra and his associates in a recent case of alleged hoarding and black marketing of oxygen concentrators.
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Rise In India's Money Supply Signals Pandemic-Related Uncertainty: Analysts
People are hoarding cash in accessible deposits to safeguard themselves against salary cuts or job losses.
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Ram Rahim Rape Case: 38 Lakhs, Allegedly To Trigger Violence, Seized In Ambala
In the run-up to the sentence following his conviction on Friday that led to riots across Haryana and Punjab, the Haryana police cracked down on Dera's congregation centres and raided private premises on suspicion that the followers of the self-styled spiritual guru could be hoarding money, petrol, diesel and weapons to fuel riots after the sentenc...
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Name: Bomb Naga. Hoarded 15 Crores Of Banned Notes In Bengaluru Home
After five hours, the money was still being counted - and at that time, it totalled nearly 15 crores. In cash - and in the high-denomination notes that were banned in November by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a shock move.
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Fraud By Banks Is Condemnable, But Only Small Fraction Of Total Transactions: SBI
As raids on banks and individuals across the country are throwing up hoards of black cash in new currency notes, questions are being asked if banks are complicit in money laundering.
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Over 13 Crores Seized From South Delhi Law Firm T&T, 2.5 Crores In New Notes
Delhi Police today raided the office of a law firm in southeast Delhi's Greater Kailash-I area and recovered over Rs 13 crore in cash, of which Rs 2.5 crore was in new currency notes.
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Have Maoists Been Crippled By Currency Ban, NDTV Investigates
Almost three weeks after the government banned 500 and 1,000 rupee notes the situation in many cities is now gradually returning to normal. The centre had claimed that the move will not only affect people who are hoarding black money, but also financially cripple the Maoists. So has the currency ban really affected the Maoists in Chhattisgarh's Bas...
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Only Those Hiding Black Money Are Against Demonetisation: BJP
The Puducherry unit of Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) today said those who were hoarding black money and evading income tax alone raised the banner of revolt against the Centre' move to combat corruption and fake currency, through demonetisation.
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Don't Use Poor To Hoard Black Money, Warns PM Narendra Modi On Mann Ki Baat
PM Narendra Modi is addressing the nation on the 26th edition of Mann Ki Baat.
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'Government Is Not Stupid': Economist Bibek Debroy On Notes Ban
For those who say that the new Rs 2,000 note will fail at making it harder to hoard black or undeclared money, economist Bibek Debroy has a short answer: "Don't assume the government is stupid." He also has another health warning: "Do not assume that Indians are stupid. They will figure out ways of circumventing it (the new rules on notes), and wha...
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'Wealth Transfer From Rich To Poor': Economist Bibek Debroy On Notes Ban
For those who say that the new Rs 2,000 note will fail at making it harder to hoard black or undeclared money, economist Bibek Debroy has a simple answer: "Don't assume the government of India is stupid."
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Reserve Bank Of India Attempts To Calm Fears Around Currency Shortage
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said on Sunday that small denomination currency notes are available with both the central bank and with other lenders, and it urged individuals to not withdraw and hoard money.
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Rs 2,000 Note Withdrawal "Royal Welcome" For Black Money Hoarders: Congress
The Congress today accused the government of facilitating those hoarding black money with the move to withdraw Rs 2000 currency notes and demanded a white paper on what it alleged was the "greatest organised loot" in independent India.
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"Will Help Curb Black Money": Ex RBI Official On Rs 2,000 Notes Withdrawal
Former Reserve Bank Deputy Governor R Gandhi on Friday said withdrawal of the Rs 2,000 bank notes will help in curbing black money to a "great extent" because people are hoarding the high value currency.
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Probe Agency Registers Money Laundering Case Against Businessman Navneet Kalra
Enforcement Directorate (ED) registered a money laundering case against businessman Navneet Kalra, accused in a case relating to the alleged hoarding of oxygen concentrators in South Delhi restaurants.
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Money Laundering Case Filed Against Businessman Navneet Kalra, Others In Oxygen Scam
The Enforcement Directorate (ED) has filed a money laundering case against businessman Navneet Kalra and his associates in a recent case of alleged hoarding and black marketing of oxygen concentrators.
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Rise In India's Money Supply Signals Pandemic-Related Uncertainty: Analysts
People are hoarding cash in accessible deposits to safeguard themselves against salary cuts or job losses.
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Ram Rahim Rape Case: 38 Lakhs, Allegedly To Trigger Violence, Seized In Ambala
In the run-up to the sentence following his conviction on Friday that led to riots across Haryana and Punjab, the Haryana police cracked down on Dera's congregation centres and raided private premises on suspicion that the followers of the self-styled spiritual guru could be hoarding money, petrol, diesel and weapons to fuel riots after the sentenc...
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Name: Bomb Naga. Hoarded 15 Crores Of Banned Notes In Bengaluru Home
After five hours, the money was still being counted - and at that time, it totalled nearly 15 crores. In cash - and in the high-denomination notes that were banned in November by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a shock move.
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Fraud By Banks Is Condemnable, But Only Small Fraction Of Total Transactions: SBI
As raids on banks and individuals across the country are throwing up hoards of black cash in new currency notes, questions are being asked if banks are complicit in money laundering.
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Over 13 Crores Seized From South Delhi Law Firm T&T, 2.5 Crores In New Notes
Delhi Police today raided the office of a law firm in southeast Delhi's Greater Kailash-I area and recovered over Rs 13 crore in cash, of which Rs 2.5 crore was in new currency notes.
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Have Maoists Been Crippled By Currency Ban, NDTV Investigates
Almost three weeks after the government banned 500 and 1,000 rupee notes the situation in many cities is now gradually returning to normal. The centre had claimed that the move will not only affect people who are hoarding black money, but also financially cripple the Maoists. So has the currency ban really affected the Maoists in Chhattisgarh's Bas...
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Only Those Hiding Black Money Are Against Demonetisation: BJP
The Puducherry unit of Bharatiya Janata party (BJP) today said those who were hoarding black money and evading income tax alone raised the banner of revolt against the Centre' move to combat corruption and fake currency, through demonetisation.
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Don't Use Poor To Hoard Black Money, Warns PM Narendra Modi On Mann Ki Baat
PM Narendra Modi is addressing the nation on the 26th edition of Mann Ki Baat.
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'Government Is Not Stupid': Economist Bibek Debroy On Notes Ban
For those who say that the new Rs 2,000 note will fail at making it harder to hoard black or undeclared money, economist Bibek Debroy has a short answer: "Don't assume the government is stupid." He also has another health warning: "Do not assume that Indians are stupid. They will figure out ways of circumventing it (the new rules on notes), and wha...
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'Wealth Transfer From Rich To Poor': Economist Bibek Debroy On Notes Ban
For those who say that the new Rs 2,000 note will fail at making it harder to hoard black or undeclared money, economist Bibek Debroy has a simple answer: "Don't assume the government of India is stupid."
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Reserve Bank Of India Attempts To Calm Fears Around Currency Shortage
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) said on Sunday that small denomination currency notes are available with both the central bank and with other lenders, and it urged individuals to not withdraw and hoard money.
