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Friday, 25 November 2016

Nepal bans new Indian Rs 500 and Rs 2000 notes

Nepal bans new Indian Rs 500 and Rs 2000 notes














Nepal Rastra Bank nowadays prohibited the utilization of India's new currency notes of Rs five hundred and Rs two,000 denomination, terming them "unauthorised and illegal". These 2 currency notes were issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Republic of India recently when previous Rs five hundred and Rs one,000 denomination notes were withdrawn. Asian nation Rastra Bank (NRB) has known as the new currency notes "unauthorised and illegal".

NRB advocator Narayan Poudel aforesaid these new currency notes don't seem to be nevertheless legal in Asian nationin keeping with Onlinekhabar.com.

Poudel aforesaid these notes are legal in Asian nation only if Republic of India problems a Federal Emergency Management Agency notification as per the exchange Management Act. Republic of India is probably going to issue a Federal Emergency Management Agency notification, permitting folks in Asian nation and Republic of India to possess specific amount of Indian currency.

Earlier, a ban was in impact in Asian nation until last year against the utilization of Rs five hundred and Rs one,000 denominations notes. Authorities had upraised this ban when the visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Asian nation.

Nepal last year allowed folks to hold Indian Rupees of upper denominations upto Indian Rs twenty five,000. The Federal Reserve Bank of Republic of India had fashioned a task force to ease currency exchange facility in Asian nation for non-Indians World Health Organization possess the now-defunct notes of five hundred and one,000 denominations.



Nepali migrant staff hit in Asian country


When Bishnu Pandey, a Nepali migrant operating in Asian countrycame home period of time agone, he had hoped to clear a loan taken by his family to build its village home together with his savings. however the 35-year-old capital of India eating place employee had his dreams shattered when the bank refused to exchange money price $440 attributable to a stifling on "black money" ordered by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

The shock announcement to ban five hundred and one,000 rupee bills - price $7.50 and $15 - seeks to flush out billions of greenbacks in unaccounted wealth and hit the finances of militants suspected of exploitation faux currency to fund operations. "I do not assume i'm the target however I became a victim," Pandey told Reuters outside a bank branch in Katmandu, showing stacks of the previous Indian notes that are not any longer monetary system.

"I haven't any cash currently to come back to figure and that i haven't any thanks to pay back the family debt," he said, bearing on $275 his father borrowed to repair his house broken in earthquakes last year that killed nine,000 individuals and destroyed nearly one thousand thousand homes.

The tall, lanky Pandey, from Naubise village in Dhading district, twenty four kilometer (15 miles) from Katmandu, is one amongst many thousands within the urgently poor mountain chain country hit by the currency ban declared period of time agone.

Families of migrants like Pandey, students seeking admissions in Indian schools, those seeking medical treatment, pilgrims and people visiting families across the open border have all been hit. in contrast to individuals in Asian countrythey can not deposit or swap previous notes at banks that may settle for them till Dec. 30.

Pashupati Murarka, chief of the Federation of the Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and business (FNCCI), estimates that dud banknotes price the maximum amount as ten billion Indian rupees ($146 million) is also control by people and also the informal sector.

Nara Bahadur Thapa, an officer at the financial organizationaforesaid Asian country received seventy billion rupees ($640 million) in remittances from migrant staff in Asian country per annum.

Thousands of Gurkha troopers retired from the Indian army conjointly get their pensions paid within the Indian currency.

Nepali Prime Minister Prachanda, a former Maoist rebel commander, spoke to Modi over phone last week seeking arrangements for the exchange of Indian money control in Asian country, his aides aforesaid.

Modi pledged to resolve the difficultyhowever no arrangements are created however, they said.


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