Police on Sunday busted a fake currency printing unit in Idigarai in Coimbatore. Five persons including a woman have been arrested. The accused have been identified as Boopathy, Dhanraj, Praveen Kumar and Ranjith.

Counterfeit currency unit busted in Coimbatore, five held

Chidambaram said that the after-effects of the demonetisation decision will continue for a longer period than expected

Demonetisation: Will take at least 7 months to replace old currency, says former finance minister P Chidambaram

Modi accused the Congress of looting the common man for 70 years and vowed to continue his fight for the poor

Indian PM Modi: Demonetisation will empower and strengthen poor

Paying digitally will now get you discounts at govt-owned fuel stations, and service tax will be waived off on card payments up to Rs 2,000

Demonetisation: To make India switch to digital payments, govt offers slew of incentives

The former prime minister also said that the way demonetisation was implemented would hurt agriculture, small businesses and informal sector

Demonetisation 'monumental management failure', find practical solution: Former PM to govt

The lowering in fixed deposit rates may herald reduction in lending rate as well in the next few days

Cash flood: ICICI, HDFC Bank cut fixed deposit rates by 0.25%

AAP chief demanded the roll back of demonetisation in three days while Banerjee said such a crisis was not seen even during Emergency

Demonetisation: Arvind Kejriwal, Mamata Banerjee protest outside Reserve Bank of India

Eleven branches of SBI are using the method to weed out customers queuing up again and again to exchange invalid currency notes

Demonetisation: Banks use indelible ink to check repeat money exchange

The government, however, has allowed brides, grooms or their parents to withdraw up to Rs 2.5 lakh (about $3,700) from their bank accounts

Demonetisation: Govt tightens notes exchange norms, lowers limit to Rs 2,000

Moody's said India's ratings has declined 'Baa3', the lowest investment-grade rating but has a positive 'outlook'

Moody's affirms India's rating, says reforms yet to produce results

Thousands of people were again standing outside banks across the country trying to change 500 and 1,000 rupee bills the government abolished

No need to be anxious, enough cash available, assures RBI