No Cash  

The petrol bunks in Bengaluru have stopped accepting cash payments. Till the lockdown is lifted, the famous petrol bunk on MG Road took this decision after the video of a man in North India wiping currency notes with his saliva and mucus went viral. 

If you are hoping that the no-cash situation in the city ATMs will change for the better. Chances are you may no longer have cash in hand as this move is to push you towards participating in digital transactions and ATMs could soon be a thing of the past, like in Sweden

In a relief to common man, the Reserve Bank said cash withdrawal limit from ATMs will be increased to ₹4,500 per day from the current ₹2,500 from January 1

As Christmas is approaching, customers reached the bank to withdraw cash and when the bank refused to issue tokens due to no cash the customers got down on road. 

With great hopes Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced that he had introduced demonetisation in India to help the poor and make the rich and corrupt quiver in their boots. That, clearly has failed and is rather making a mockery of the Indian public which is standing in ATM lines waiting for the revolution to come

Though the man had international debit and credit cards with him he did not have a single penny to pay for the hotel bill.
 

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday requested people to cooperate for 20 more days. It is sad that after 30 days demonetisation has 88 deaths, 80 percent of banks and ATMs with ‘no cash’ board to its credit.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has accepted that the rush had caused printing of defective ₹500 notes. Why there is a rush, when Prime Minister Modi has been repeatedly saying that all banks have sufficient money stocked.

While employees are finding formerly stingy bosses turning  ‘generous’ with regards to salary, banks in the country are gearing up for the surge at ATMs as pay day approaches

We are now staring at the end of the month. Salary date is fast approaching and the question in everyone’s mind is what will happen come pay day

It is Day 13 of Prime Minister’s demonetisation of the ₹500 and ₹1000 notes in the country. Here’s a roundup of what actually went down in the past few days.

Some of the contractors have gone underground and are not responding to any calls leading to more uncertainty and chaos. 

By selecting the state and the city, users will get the list of ATMs that are dispensing cash.