Indian Currency : It is a matter of people’s work, RBI has fixed the date for this, this work will have to be completed in September only.

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Indian Currency : It is a matter of people's work, RBI has fixed the date for this, this work will have to be completed in September only.
Indian Currency : It is a matter of people's work, RBI has fixed the date for this, this work will have to be completed in September only.

Banking Note: Only a few days are left to deposit Rs 2000 bank notes in the bank or get them exchanged. In such a situation, people should deposit these bank notes in the bank as soon as possible or get them exchanged. Let us know about it in detail…

Bank Note: Some changes keep happening in the country. Many of these changes are such that their impact falls on the entire population of the country. Now a big change is going to happen in the month of September. Its last date has also been determined. This change taking place in the month of September is also going to have an impact on the people of the country. Let us know about it…

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Actually, only a few months ago, RBI had announced the withdrawal of Rs 2000 note. For this, the date of September 30, 2023 was fixed by RBI and it was said that people will have to deposit Rs 2000 notes in their bank accounts by September 30, 2023 or get them exchanged in the bank.

In such a situation, now people will have to keep in mind that only a few days are left for the date of 30 September 2023. In such a situation, those people who have not yet deposited the Rs 2000 notes in their bank account or have not got them exchanged from the bank, they still have the last chance left and they can get them exchanged till 30th September or they can Can deposit in bank.

Let us tell you that on May 19, RBI had directed that Rs 2000 bank notes have been removed from circulation and the public has been given time till September 30 to exchange or deposit them. As the deadline for depositing or exchanging these high-value bank notes approaches, financial institutions have experienced an increase in public interest in carrying out these transactions.

Along with this, RBI had earlier revealed that 50 percent of the Rs 2,000 notes were returned to the banks within just 20 days of the announcement of withdrawal of these notes.

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