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RBI Withdraws Rs 2000 Note | Financial Expert Explains What Changes After Withdrawal | Urban Debate

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In today's episode of Urban Debate with Shreya Dhoundial, we discuss the big announcement by RBI on Rs 2000 note withdrawal. The Reserve Bank Of India has withdrawn Rs 2000 currency note from circulation. However, it will remain a legal tender. The RBI confirmed that people can continue using Rs 2000 note for their transactions. However, the RBI directed to deposit or exchange these banknotes on before September 30, 2023. The facility to deposit or exchange Rs 2000 rupee note will be available at all banks till September 30, 2023. Watch the video as we discuss the issue with paneslists. "It is an attempt to clean up the system and ensure black money is wiped out completely," said Kishore Subramanian, Financial Expert.

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