KYC Fraud: 3 Arrests in Jharkhand

Three people caught for scamming a woman: A 22-year-old woman from Nagpada, Mumbai, was allegedly deceived by three individuals from Jharkhand, resulting in a financial loss of Rs 65,700 through KYC fraud. In her police complaint, the victim stated that she received a call from someone claiming to be an employee of the State Bank of India (SBI), urging her to update her KYC details. Sensing something amiss, she promptly disconnected the call. However, shortly afterward, she received a link that ultimately led to her losing the aforementioned amount. Upon investigation, it was revealed that the call originated from Jharkhand, raising suspicions of a larger operation at play.

Adani Share Price Crash: Sebi Investigation Reveals Profiteering Entities

Adani Share Price Crash: Sebi Investigation Reveals Profiteering Entities-In a recent development regarding Adani Share Price Crash, the Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) has conducted an investigation into the highly publicized Adani vs Hindenburg saga. The investigation has uncovered a startling revelation: certain entities capitalized on the massive slump in the stock prices of billionaire Gautam Adani’s companies.

RBI Sets September 30 Deadline for Exchanging or Depositing ₹2,000 Notes

RBI Sets September 30 Deadline for Exchanging or Depositing ₹2,000 Notes-The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has assured the public that the ₹2,000 currency notes will continue to be legal tender even after the September deadline. This announcement aims to prevent panic among the citizens and keeps the possibility of extending the deadline open for exchanging or depositing the high-value notes. The current deadline of September 30 is designed to encourage as many people as possible to utilize the window provided for depositing their ₹2,000 notes. While there is a limit of ₹20,000 for exchange, individuals can visit bank branches multiple times to swap their notes. Furthermore, there is no limit on the amount that can be deposited into a bank account.

RBI: Non-Account Holders Can Exchange Up to 10 ₹2,000 Notes at a Time at Any Bank Branch

RBI: Non-Account Holders Can Exchange Up to 10 ₹2,000 Notes at a Time at Any Bank Branch- RBI introduced high-value notes as a swift replacement for the demonetized currency in 2016. However, with an adequate circulation of ₹500 notes to meet the economy’s demands, the ₹2,000 notes are no longer extensively used in day-to-day transactions. As part of its clean note policy and with the approaching end of their lifecycle, RBI has made the decision to withdraw these banknotes.


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