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It's a story because it impact every Indian (or even non-Indian) who has a 2000 rupee note in his pocket.
by throwaway384629 3y ago
It's a story because it impact every Indian (or even non-Indian) who has a 2000 rupee note in his pocket.
- unmole 3y agoRight, all those Indians who get their news from the Financial Times. This is a boring, routine exercise. But the reporting around it has been breathless.
- throwaway384629 3y agoSorry, not sure what issue are you trying to raise here. Are you against government banning the note, or are you against FT reporting on this?
- unmole 3y agoI thought my comment was very clear. The government isn't banning the note, they are being taken out of circulation in a boring, routine operation. At best it's of local interest and I am puzzled as to why this non-story is getting so much attention. I would be equally surprised if a story about the UK pulling old notes out of circulation was covered by The Hindu Businessline and then made it to the front page of HN.