1000 Rupees New Update: RBI is going to issue Rs 1000 notes again. Speculation says so. Rs 2000 note has been scrapped. All banks have been given 4 months i.e. till 30th September to exchange and deposit Rs 2000 notes under Reserve Bank of India’s clean note policy. Under this, 10 Rs 2000 notes worth Rs 20000 can be exchanged at a time. But ever since the RBI’s decision came to the fore, there have been speculations that after withdrawing the Rs 2000 notes, the RBI is introducing new Rs 1000 notes in the market.
1000 Rupees New Update in detail
Already the process of withdrawing Rs 2000 notes from banks has started gradually in the country. In such a situation, the discussion on whether the government will issue a new Rs 1000 note has intensified. Various kinds of talks are going on in social media about this. Speculation begins. Some say that the central government will stop the 2000 rupee note and introduce a new 1000 rupee note. This time RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das gave big information inciting all the speculations.
What did RBI say?
In response to all queries, the RBI Governor said,
At present there is no possibility of introducing new notes of 1000 rupees. It’s just a rumour. He said that there are enough notes of other denominations in the market. At the same time, the Rs 2000 note will also remain legal tender for the time being. An opportunity to change the notes is also being given till September 30. Banks will not be crowded in such a situation. People have 4 months to change notes (1000 Rupees New Update).
Incidentally, since there is no demand for notes larger than Rs 500 below Rs 2000 in the market at the moment. So RBI is not planning to introduce Rs 1000 notes. The future will tell what will happen in the future. That is, from now on, the biggest note in the Indian market is the 500 rupee note (1000 Rupees New Update).
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