Monday, December 22, 2025
ADVT 
International

Saibaba Temple Gets Rs. 3 Crore In Scrapped Notes After Currency Ban

IANS, 05 Dec, 2016 01:32 PM
  • Saibaba Temple Gets Rs. 3 Crore In Scrapped Notes After Currency Ban
The Shri Sai Baba Shirdi Sansthan, managing one of the most revered temples in the country, received Rs. 3 crore in the scrapped notes of Rs. 1,000 and Rs. 500 denominations after the government's demonetisation move, the temple trust said today.
 
Following demonetisation, temples have been asked to submit a report of the donated currency notes for the duration of November 8 to 24.
 
Sai Baba Sansthan Trust chairman Suresh Haware told reporters in Mumbai that, "The Union government has asked the temples to declare the details of scrapped notes donated in the donation box. The trust received Rs. 1.27 crore in the denomination of Rs. 1,000 while it received Rs. 1.57 crore in the denomination of Rs. 500 currency notes."
 
There are 47 donation boxes inside the temple that are opened daily in front of the devotees and trust, Haware said.

MORE International ARTICLES

Indian Students Make Country Proud At Global Aerospace Competition

Indian Students Make Country Proud At Global Aerospace Competition
73 teams across the world participated in the competition this year, held at Burkett, Texas, USA.

Indian Students Make Country Proud At Global Aerospace Competition

2 Rescued After Boat Grounds Near Brink Of Niagara Falls

Police using a boat reached the pair after the winds prevented a helicopter from getting to them.

2 Rescued After Boat Grounds Near Brink Of Niagara Falls

Bangladesh Police Deny Any Rescued Hostages In Their Custody

Bangladesh Police Deny Any Rescued Hostages In Their Custody
Masudur Rahman, a Dhaka police spokesman, said Saturday that Hasnat Karim, a British national, and Tahmid Hasib Khan, a student at the University of Toronto, were not in police custody.

Bangladesh Police Deny Any Rescued Hostages In Their Custody

Indian Family Has No Money To Bring Kins' Bodies Home From The US

Swapnil Gavai (34), Chandan's brother, a resident of Kalyan, reached New York in the second week of July and has been desperately approaching all authorities concerned there to let him have the bodies so that he can cremate them.

Indian Family Has No Money To Bring Kins' Bodies Home From The US

Marijuana Charges Stayed Against Burnaby, B.C., Realtor After Trial Delays

Marijuana Charges Stayed Against Burnaby, B.C., Realtor After Trial Delays
A British Columbia Supreme Court judge has ruled that Maurizio Mastronardi's charter right to be tried within a reasonable amount of time was violated.

Marijuana Charges Stayed Against Burnaby, B.C., Realtor After Trial Delays

Indian-Origin UK Minister Priti Patel Vows To Create Millions Of Jobs

Successfully leaving the European Union will require a more outward looking Britain than ever before, deepening our international partnerships to secure our place in the world by supporting economic prosperity, stability and security overseas. 

Indian-Origin UK Minister Priti Patel Vows To Create Millions Of Jobs