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NRI Demonetization FAQ - What NRI/PIOs should know about Demonetization of Rs 500/1000 Notes In India

It's been almost a month since our honorable prime minister Mr. Narendra Modi surprised both India and world with his one of the boldest decision to scrap the Rs 500 and Rs 100 notes and took out almost 86% of currency in circulation. This move has been now the center of discussion from last month and world is divided on whether it's a good move and help the economy or a bad move which put India in a chaotic situation.
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