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ATMs remain shut as Banks replace old currency notes

Parijat Tripathi
Parijat Tripathi

All ATMs Will Remain Shut On 9th And 10 November As Banks Replace The Now Declared Invalid Rs 500 And Rs 1,000 Notes With New Currency Papers.

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