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I remember when my kids were young, they came to expect the notes in their lunches.

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You can download each of the PDFs by clicking the link below the picture. There are 24 different notes contained in six separate PDFs. You can pick and choose which ones you want, or you can download them all. You can print them out at home, cut them out, and have a bunch ready for the week to put into school lunches. There are several lunchbox notes that you can download below. If you do not have one, you can use scissors. Use a paper trimmer like this one or a paper cutter to cut a nice straight edge. Print them out on cardstock if you want them to be more durable. You can grab the note and add it to your child’s lunch rather than having to handwrite a message every day. These notes will be big timesavers if you print them out and cut them out ahead of time, and always have some on hand. NOTE: is a participant in the Amazon Services LLC Associates Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide a means for sites to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to. So don’t forget to put it in your spouse’s or significant other’s lunch box as well! BUT, notes in lunch boxes aren’t just for kids. You can put them in your child’s school lunch to remind them how much they are loved and how special they are during their school day. They are sure to put a smile on your loved one’s face.

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“We spent one of the notes at a dhaba where we had stopped for breakfast,” said Amiya Das, 48, who went to Durgapur with his wife, sister and nephew.These lunch box notes are all free printables. But the car had a FASTag and the money was debited digitally. They were carrying two Rs 2,000 notes to pay the toll. A bath accessories store in south Kolkata said more than half of its business was still in cash.Ī family in Parnasree rented a car to visit an ailing relative in Durgapur on Saturday. Not all businesses have a similar story to tell. I don’t see a major change in that but I got Rs 2,000 notes in bills after some time,” he said. More than 90 per cent of my transactions are now cashless. Pratap Daryanani, the owner of Oasis, a bar-cum-restaurant on Park Street, said he received “around four” notes of Rs 2,000 during lunch hours on Saturday. ATMS had also stopped dispensing them.įollowing the announcement, they seemed to have re-emerged.

The Rs 2,000 note - introduced soon after the November 2016 demonetisation - had almost disappeared from circulation for quite some time now. But it was not unusual for a branch in the business hub of Kolkata, he said. The manager of a PSU bank in Dalhousie said the branch received “around 50” notes of Rs 2,000 on Saturday. But the rush of depositing Rs 2,000 notes was yet to pick up, suggested accounts from several places.Īn official of a private bank’s Jadavpur branch said nine Rs 2,000 notes were deposited on Saturday, compared to the usual daily average which he put at “less than five”. Saturday, being the third of this month, was a working day at banks. The RBI said that holders of the notes, which have not been printed since 2018-19, would be able to exchange them at bank still September 30.įor now, they will still be legal tender - which means that they can technically be used to buy goods and services.īut with the guillotine having already fallen, it remains to be seen if shopkeepers accept the notes in the coming days.

He is counting on some more such notes on Sunday and plans to visit the bank to deposit the money on Monday. But they said they did not have change,” said Saha. “None of the customers bought stuff worth more than Rs 500. But between 10.30am and 2pm, he received five. But today, we have received 103 such notes in the first shift (6am to 2pm) alone,” Adak told this newspaper.īiswajit Saha, the owner of Laxmi Narayan Stores on Hindusthan Road, had not received a single Rs 2,000 note till 10.30am. “Usually, we get between 50 to 60 Rs 2,000 notes in a day. The pump, owned and operated by a PSU oil firm, is open 24X7 and handles more than 4,000 vehicles every day, said Sibsankar Adak, a staff in the office of the pump.

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In the 25-odd minutes that The Telegraph spent there, the Rs 2,000 note popped out of the hand of drivers at least twice. The urgency was, however, nothing compared to what the city witnessed in the wake of the demonetisation in November 2016.Īround 3pm, the pump at the intersection of Theatre Road and AJC Bose Road was busy as usual. Usually, he gets no more than one a day.Ī day after the Reserve Bank of India’s announcement to withdraw the Rs 2,000 notes, there was tangible urgency to do away with the highest-denomination note currently in circulation. On a much smaller scale, a grocer in Gariahat got five notes of Rs 2,000 between Saturday morning and noon.

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