The Centre's relations with the state have soured since demonetisation
Quarter of the total sum is to be parked in a non-interest bearing deposit for four years
RBI buys the currency notes from the Bharatiya Reserve Bank Note Mudran Pvt Ltd
Air India's performance would also depend on fuel prices, says Jayant Sinha
Congress leaders and workers in large numbers organised a march on the road near RBI
PM Modi's shock move has caused a severe cash shortage across the country
Urjit Patel met the public accounts committee today on questions over demonetisation
Unions are demanding publishing names of individuals who have defaulted in paying loans of Rs 1 cr
The CBDT has also set up an e-platform for the purpose of effecting such reporting.
Financier allegedly used 1,000 fake IDs to convert Rs 1-cr old notes into new after demonetisation
Here are some transactions that will come under Income Tax department's scrutiny
Index is trading at 21.3x its underlying trailing 12-mth earnings, against 20.9x on Nov 8 last year
Banks lend Rs 60,000 cr in 8 weeks since Nov 8; Y-o-Y credit expansion slows further
The poll also suggested growth would remain below 7 percent in the first quarter of 2017
Centre said that states have promised to install digital payment system at ration shops by June
Banks witnessed surge in deposits scrapping of old high value notes worth Rs 20.15 trillion
PAC members would also ask the RBI chief if the govt interfered in RBI's functioning
Companies are also going to opt for calibrated price hikes, says Jefferies
CBDT listed cash transactions that need to be reported to tax authorities and set up an e-platform
The Income Tax Department has written to the RBI informing it about alleged illegal malpractices being deployed by a number of cooperative banks after its probe found "serious" difference in accounts, to the tune of multi-crore rupees, in the aftermath of the notes ban. In an analysis report prepared by the department, also accessed by PTI, two specific instances in Mumbai and Pune have been reported where it was found that over Rs 113 crore "excess amount" of old demonetised notes was reported by two banks to the banking regulator in order to generate black funds. "In the Pune bank case, the reported amount (to the RBI) was Rs 242 crore while physical stock was of Rs 141 crore, showing clearly that the cooperative bank had reported to the RBI excess Specified Bank Notes (old currency) as on December 23, 2016 to the tune of Rs 101.07 crore. In the case of a similar bank in Mumbai, the excess amount of such notes was Rs 11.89 crore," it said. The department had conducted surveys o