 | SC refuses to consider individual cases for accepting demonetised currency notesThe top court also directed the government to decide the representation and consider the individual grievances, if made, within a period of 12 weeks. |
 | Demonetisation an utter flop, says HarishMinister cites Nirmala’s speech in LS, says none of the objectives claimed by the Centre as reason for note ban met |
 | PM should apologise to nation over DeMon: UttamQuoting Finance Minister’s reply, he said that while the CiC in March 2016 was Rs 16,63,300 crore, it stood at Rs 31,33,691 crore in March 2022. |
 | Demonetisation verdict: Rhetoric and realityBy turning a blind eye to human suffering, the majority verdict is without a sense of constitutional compassion. |
 | Justice BV Nagarathna, a woman and a ‘dissenter’ headed for the topAppointed as an SC judge in 2021, the daughter of former Chief Justice of India ES Venkataramiah became the first woman judge to be elevated to the apex court from the Karnataka High Court. |
| Demonetisation is ‘legal’ but bigger debate rages onIt must also be pointed out that the Supreme Court has limited itself to deciding on the legality of demonetisation. |
 | SC silent on objectives of demonetisation: CongressResponding sharply to the Apex court’s verdict, former Finance Minister P Chidambaram said that the ‘minority’ judgement pointed out the ‘illegality’ and the ‘irregularities’ in the demonetisation. |
 | Gazette notification route to ban notes 'flawed', 'vitiated': Dissenting SC Judge NagarathnaIn her lone dissenting opinion, Justice B V Nagarathna on Monday found the Centre’s notification on demonetisation unlawful and vitiated as it had procedural flaws. |
 | Cash still king: Currency circulation doubles since demonetisation in 2016It remains a mystery, though, why use of cash is still high in the economy despite digital payments going through the roof and measures to discourage the use of cash. |
 | Economic impact of demonetisation was not examined by SC: Kerala FinMin KN BalagopalThe SC verdict was an academic exercise. |
 | Citizens forced to accept one point of view on demonetisation: RajaLashing out at Narendra Modi, Raja said that when the demonetization policy was announced, parliament was not given an opportunity to discuss the pros and cons of it. |
 | Centre within rights on note ban: Pralhad JoshiOn Congress protesting over Mahadayi river water sharing with Goa, he said they ruled the country for over 50 years, but could not solve the problems. |
 | Notebandi effect: Six years on, people still smarting from demonetisation blowThe decision, touted by the government to be a 'surgical attack' on black money, missed its mark by a great margin and became the bane of the daily-wage labourers and poor Indians. |
 | Here is what dissenting SC judge Justice Nagarathna said on demonetisationObserving that there was no independent application of mind by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), Justice Nagarathna said the entire noteban exercise was carried out in 24 hours. |
 | Misleading to say SC upheld demonetisation; verdict doesn't deal with outcome, says CongressThe majority SC verdict deals with the limited issue of the process of decision-making, and not on the impact of demonetisation, a singularly disastrous decision, Congress' Jairam Ramesh said. |
 | Demonetisation: SC upholds Centre's 2016 decision, one judge opposesA five-judge constitution bench in their 4:1 verdict held that it appears that there was consultation between the RBI and the Centre for a period of 6 months. |
 | Supreme Court to pronounce verdict on pleas against demonetisation todayA five-judge Constitution bench headed by Justice S A Nazeer, who will retire on January 4, is likely to pronounce its verdict on the matter on January 2, when the top court will reopen after its wint |
 | Demonetisation, wrongly designed GST behind high unemployment rate: Jairam RameshThe Congress leader said demonetisation followed by GST "destroyed" small and medium enterprises which generated maximum employment. |
| SC reserves verdict in pleas challenging Demonetisation policyA five-judge bench led by Justice S Abdul Nazeer also directed the central government and RBI to place before it records pertaining to the decision in a sealed envelope for its perusal. |
 | Can examine manner in which economic decision was taken: Supreme Court on demonetisationSenior Advocate Jaideep Gupta for RBI submitted before the five-judge bench that judicial review would only lie if there was a “procedural lapse”. |
