Demonetisation 2nd Anniversary: Check Probable Questions For Competitive Exam Here
Demonetisation 2nd Anniversary: Check Propable Questions For Competitive Exam Here
With November 8, 2018 marking India's second anniversary of Demonetisation, examiners are busy preparing questions for the upcoming competitive exams such as UPSC, SSC and  Banks Exams.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi's overnight ban on higher currency notes two years was a key step to formalize India's economy.

Students appearing for UPSC or other national level competitive exams are likely to answer questions related with noteban.

Let us have a look on the cause and affect of Demonetisation.

PM Modi scrapped existing Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes on November 8, 2016.

He made the controversial announcement during a televised speech delivered.

Reserve Bank of India (RBI) spent Rs 7,965 crore on printing of new notes.

The RBI date pointed out that 5 lakh 22 thousand 783 fake notes were detected during 2017-18.

The central bank revealed that its earnings decreased by 23.56 percent in the financial year 2016-17.

RBI says that 8.9 million notes of 1,000 rupees not yet returned to the banking system.

In the Annual Report of the Financial Year 2017-18, RBi said that by the end of March 2018, 37.7 per cent increase in circulation increased to Rs 18.03 lakh crore in value terms. In terms of numbers, percentage of increased notes in circulation was 2.1 percent. This shows that the purpose of the Government to focus on digitization and low-cash economy (the cashless economy) behind the ban was not fulfilled.
 
The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) reportedly said that in the financial year 2017-18, the tax collection increased to a record of Rs 10.03 crore.

Demonetisation in a nutshell

The defination of Demonetization as follows:

The act of stripping a currency unit is called Demonetization.

It is under taken to combat inflation, corruption, facilitate trade and discourage a cash-dependent economy.  

Read: GST, Demonetisation To Be Part Of NCERT Textbooks


Read: RPF Recruitment 2018: RPF SI/ Constable Recruitment Exam 2018 Date Announced

Chandigarh Police Admit Card 2018:
Chandigarh Police Constable CBT Exam Admit Card 2018 is now available online.

Candidates can now download the admit card from the official website.

How to download Chandigarh Police Constable CBT Admit Card 2018?
Step 1: Visit chandigarhpolice.gov.in.
Step 2: Click on 'Click here to download Admit Card for the CBT of recruitment of Constables 520 posts' link.
Step 3: Enter the required information.   
Step 4: Download the Chandigarh Police Constable CBT Admit Card 2018.

Read: Chandigarh Police Admit Card 2018 Out, Download Online Now


Kerala PSC University Assistant Notification: Kerala Public Service Commission or Kerala PSC has released a notification in connection with the appointment of candidates for the the University Assistant posts in various Universities in Kerala. The notification is available online. The candidates can download the notification from Kerela PSC's official website.

Also Read: Kerala PSC University Assistant Notification Out, Here's The Direct To Download Online

How to download Kerala PSC University Assistant Notification?
The simple steps to download Kerala PSC University Assistant Notification as follows:
Step 1: Visit thulasi.psc.kerala.gov.in.
Step 2: Go to the notification mentioning Kerala PSC University Assistant Notification.
Step 3: Read the instructions and apply.

Note: The entire team of My Result Plus wishes all the students best of luck for their career.