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6 demonetisation stories you may have missed this week

Written by : TNM Staff

Maximum fall on total market valuation will be in Mumbai Rs 2,00,330 crore followed by Bangalore by Rs 99,983 crore and Gurgaon Rs 79,059 crore.

Discrepancies in notes include differing colour, differently placed shapes and items on the notes and even unequal sizes.

"This decision is in favour of the people and against black money, corruption and counterfeit currency. Our target is fight a long battle against all these," Modi said.

The party, in power at the Centre, bought several land parcels in Bihar up to the first week of November. 

Ever since PM Modi announced the demonetisation move on November 8, the government has been introducing, changing or updating rules at the drop of a hat due to the resulting chaos. 

The demonetised notes are shredded to bits to the extent that they can no longer be reconstructed, and then they pass through a humidifier where they are converted into briquettes.

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