New Delhi. With Devuthaye Ekadashi, the process of marriages has started in North India. Wedding traditions are different in different places. In the last few years, the trend of blowing new notes at weddings has increased very rapidly. But new notes are not available everywhere and there is often a fight to get them. Because if your notes are old and torn then it is not fun. Apart from this, many times new notes are also given for Shagun in marriages. If your friend or relative is getting married this season and you also feel like blowing currency notes, then don't worry.
Many people introduce new notes using their identity in different ways. Some people buy new notes by paying extra money. But let us tell you that recently the country's second largest government bank Punjab National Bank (PNB) had given a tremendous offer to its customers. It was said by PNB to give new notes in exchange of old or torn notes. In the tweet made by the bank, it was said that if you want to get new notes, then you can get new notes issued by exchanging the old notes. Not only this, you can also exchange mutilated notes.
RBI rule
According to the rules of Reserve Bank of India, if you have mutilated or torn notes, you can exchange them by going to any bank. To exchange notes it is not necessary that you have an account in that bank. Any bank can exchange your notes after necessary procedure. If any bank employee refuses to exchange the note, you can complain to RBI. It is worth noting that banks give value to your note according to its condition.
Apart from exchanging notes from banks, many websites are claiming to provide fresh notes in the digital age. Some online websites are claiming to offer a pack of Rs 10 notes (100 notes) for Rs 1620. Some websites are providing these notes at a cost of Rs 1500. 2500 rupees are being taken in exchange of 100 20 rupee notes. A pack of fresh Rs 100 notes is available for Rs 11,000 and a pack of Rs 200 notes is available for around Rs 21,000. Apart from this, shipping charges are taken from the customers.