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Indian ₹200 And ₹500 Notes Now Valid In Nepal After 10 Years: Limits, Rules And Real Value Explained - PUNE PULSE
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Indian ₹200 And ₹500 Notes Now Valid In Nepal After 10 Years: Limits, Rules And Real Value Explained - PUNE PULSE
Nepal lifts a decade-old ban on high-denomination Indian currency, easing travel, trade and tourism between the two countries. In a major relief for travellers, migrant workers and businesses, Nepal has officially lifted its long-standing ban on high-denomination Indian currency notes. Following a recent cabinet decision, Indian ₹200 and ₹500 notes can now be legally carried
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