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2 Years of Demonetisation

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On 8 November 2016, PM Modi announced demonetisation – which saw the economy rid its Rs 500 & Rs 1000 notes, and replace them with a Rs 2000 note, and a revamped Rs 500. The Centre initially said the move was done to weed out black money.

Scars of Demonetisation More Visible With Time: Manmohan Singh

Jaitley Defends Demonetisation on 2nd Anniversary

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Post Note Ban, People Withdraw More Cash – Here’s the Proof

Demonetisation Is A Tragedy & Suicidal Attack: Rahul Gandhi

Demonetisation Deaths: Loss of Loved Ones Still Haunts Families

The Poorest Suffered the Most From Demonetisation: Meera Sanyal

No, Nehru Did Not Demonetise Currency Notes With Netaji’s Picture

Three Side-Effects of Demonetisation And A Rectification

Demonetisation Has Made the Economy Cleaner: Niti Aayog Dy Chief

Demonetisation Lowered Labour Participation: Economist Mahesh Vyas

Demonetisation Review: More Currency Does Not Mean More Corruption

Scars of Demonetisation More Visible With Time: Manmohan Singh

Jaitley Defends Demonetisation on 2nd Anniversary

Post Note Ban, People Withdraw More Cash – Here’s the Proof

Demonetisation Deaths: Loss of Loved Ones Still Haunts Families

The Poorest Suffered the Most From Demonetisation: Meera Sanyal

No, Nehru Did Not Demonetise Currency Notes With Netaji’s Picture

Demonetisation Lowered Labour Participation: Economist Mahesh Vyas

Three Side-Effects of Demonetisation And A Rectification

Demonetisation Review: More Currency Does Not Mean More Corruption