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Demonetisation takes centre stage in Bengal bypoll campaign
•Demonetisation has become a key issue in the last lap of campaign for the by-polls. Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee did not campaign for the by-polls and left it to the other leaders of her party.
Rs 500, Rs 1,000 notes banned: What is ATM Recalibration and why it could take 2-3 weeks
Naina •The recalibration of ATM machines is an arduous task involving the an update to the hardware and software that forms the backbone of the ATM.
Demonetisation: Modi should have gone after 8 lakh wealthy 'farmers', not common man
Rnb •The government could have unearthed a lot more black money and filled its coffers with much more money had it just followed up on the accounts filed by around 8 lakh assesses.
PM Narendra Modi on demonetisation: 'Govt has implemented Nehru's vision'
Fp Staff •Talking on the demonetisation drive, Modi said: "I want to assure you that your inconveniences will not go in vain."
From Aamir Khan to Shah Rukh Khan, Bollywood gives a thumbs up to PM's demonetisation move
Fp Staff •Bollywood celebrities have been showering praises for the demonetisation of the denominations of Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 currency notes
Demonetisation seems like deflation for many people; danger signal for PM Modi
Jagannathan •The only answer to deflationary psychology is to deliver more cash to more wallets than ever before. This is the challenge before Modi.
Rs 500, Rs 1,000 ban: Govt extends use of old notes for paying public utility bills by another 72 hours
•The government on Friday extended use of old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes for paying household utility bills, fuel, taxes and fees as well as purchases from co-operative stores by another 72 hours to 14 November as it struggles to make available alternative currency.
Amit Shah lashes out at Oppn for criticising demonetisation, says common man need not fear
Fp Staff •Reiterating that there will be no inquiry on people depositing up to Rs 2.5 lakh, Shah said that the law abiding common man had nothing to fear.