Starting from today, members of the public will be able to exchange or deposit their 2,000 rupee notes. However, sources indicate that the exchange facility for these notes will only be available at bank branches and cannot be done through post offices. Customers will have the option to deposit the 2,000 rupee notes since they are still considered legal tender, according to sources.
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