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UNITING BHARATHAM 15/11/2016.        856.                 All Members,          Respected family members of this great holy Nation. Sub : Demonetisation: You can’t withdraw Rs 2,500 from all ATMs, here’s why? Ref : In a much-needed relief to the people facing cash crunch, the finance ministry on Sunday raised the limit for daily withdrawals from ATMs to Rs 2,500. But you still won't be able to dispense Rs 2,500 from every other ATM....  According to a press release by the finance ministry, one can withdraw Rs 2500 only from recalibrated ATMs. According to a press release by the finance ministry, one can withdraw Rs 2500 only from recalibrated ATMs. In a much-needed relief to the people facing cash crunch, the finance ministry on Sunday raised the limit for daily withdrawals from ATMs to Rs 2,500. But you still won’t be able to dispense Rs 2,500 from every other ATM. According to ...

15/11/2016.        855.                 All Members,          Respected family members of this great holy Nation. Sub : Demonetisation: What are micro-ATMs, how they function, and how will they help ease cash crunch? Ref : micro-ATMs are ideally meant to allow an individual to deposit or withdraw funds regardless of the bank in which their account is. The basic transaction types that are normally supported by a Micro-ATM are; deposit, withdrawal, fund transfer and balance enquiry. (Image of IDFC Bank micro-ATM) Micro-ATMs : - In order to ease the cash crunch situation in the country following the massive demonetisation drive, the government is banking on micro-ATMs! The Department of Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das has said that micro-ATMs will be set up across the country to tide over the cash crunch. This would particularly help address the problems that people are facing ...

15/11/2016.        854.                 All Members,          Respected family members of this great holy Nation. Sub : Here is everything you want to know about demonetisation and different ways of demonetisation Ref : Citing the increase in the circulation of black money in the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had initiated the demonetization policy on November 8. Citing the increase in the circulation of black money in the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had initiated the demonetization policy on November 8, a step by which Rs 500 & Rs 1,00 notes will be replaced with new currency notes. While the policy adopted by the government had shaken up black money-holders, with many desperately trying to save their currency notes, of the present value 500 and 1,000, from turning into useless piece of papers, the primary implementation of the policy had been a pain for several comm...

15/11/2016.        853.                 All Members,          Respected family members of this great holy Nation. Sub : 7 vital financial & home lessons for you from cash crunch post ‘demonetisation’ of Rs 500, Rs 1000 notes Ref : 1. Demonetisation: This crisis, temporary as it may be, has vital long term financial and home management lessons for you.       Sumit Gulati The Financial Express 2. Learning from the current short-term crisis will keep you financially safe through most crises even in the long term. (Reuters file photo) Introduction : The drastic decision to demonetise or more accurately, replace of old Rs 500/1000 currency notes to check black money has sparked off an intense debate in the country. Irrespective of which side you are on, we are pretty sure you are facing a liquidity crunch and are worried about your money and cash for daily expenses. In...

LOOK AT BOTH PM-S CLOSE AND PLEASANT ASSOCIATION 14/11/2016.        852.                 All Members,          Respected family members of this great holy Nation. Sub : Ex-Cabinet Secretary Lambasts Opposition Parties for Knee-Jerk Criticism of Demonetization Ref : OUTSTANDING EFFORTS OF SRI MODIJI. The Government’s move to demonetize currency notes of Rs. 500 & 1000 in order to fight black money and fake currency menace, has stirred the hornet’s nest with many opposition politicians and establishment elites up in arms over the move and criticizing the Government. Most protests are happening in the guise of ‘opposing the harassment of the poor.’ In a TV debate, when Rajiv Desai, a PR professional with close ties to Congress was calling the demonetization move a ‘disastrous policy decision’ claiming that it has taken $200 billion out of Bharat’s economy (of which he claimed only 20% ...