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2000 का नया नोट होगा बंद, RBI ने दिए संकेत | Why government may 'demonetise' Rs. 2000 note|

Where are the Pink Notes? That's a Rs 2,000 Question” - was the screaming headline of The Economic Times’ Delhi edition on July 20.
The conclusion was drawn after talking to several bankers and ATM operators. Neeraj Vyas, chief operating officer of State Bank of India, was quoted as saying: “Presently, we are receiving currency notes from the Reserve Bank in denomination of Rs 500 in high-value currency.” He went on to say “the 2,000 denomination notes are coming over the counters by way of recirculation”.
Bankers say this could be part of the strategy of RBI to keep a leash on the total amount of high value currency in circulation. But could this also be the beginning of the end of the pink notes? Let me give you my reasons for such suspicion:
This report itself says that out of the 2.2 lakh ATMs in the country, around 58,000 ATMs are of SBI. The country's biggest bank has started to recalibrate the Rs 2,000 currency cassettes in a few of its ATMs to Rs 500 currency ones so that more cash can be stuffed inside the machines. That means, in the recalibrated ATMs Rs 2,000 notes can’t fit in. So effectively, it’s the end of the Rs 2,000 notes on these machines.
In March, The Statesman had carried a report saying that in order to curb fresh generation of black money, the government is preparing to gradually phase out the Rs 2,000 note. An official was quoted saying: "The idea behind introduction of the high denomination Rs 2,000 notes was to quickly remonetise the economy with the value in circulation.” It was a stop-gap arrangement and now there is enough currency and hence the note should be given the marching orders.


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