The plan to push more small denomination currency notes into the economy flies in the face of the government's digital ...

With back to back elections set to be held in India this year, Intelligence agencies have warned that the fake currency ...

While digital payments are growing rapidly, cash continues to play a key role in daily life for many Indians. Daily wage ...

In a public notice dated February 2, 2026, the CBK said it has observed increased use of banknotes for decorative purposes, ...

In a statement issued on Tuesday, 2 February 2026, the Central Bank of Kenya (CBK) acknowledged that while there is nothing ...

According to Section367 of the Penal code, defacement, mutilation, or impairment of currency notes is a crime punishable by law.

The Central Bank of Kenya warns against folding or stapling banknotes for decorative gifts, citing legal and economic risks to the integrity of the Kenya Shilling.

The notice is part of wider efforts by the CBK to safeguard the integrity of currency in circulation and manage the cost of ...

In its notice, CBK said the Penal Code prohibits “defacement, mutilation, or impairment of currency notes”. “Any person who wilfully defaces, mutilates, or in any way impairs any currency note issued ...

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The Gujarat High Court was hearing a petition filed by Dr Milankumar Patel, a gynaecologist and obstetrician who was allegedly caught in a “sting operation” in Sabarkantha district.