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Demand for cash this festive season prevails over economic slowdown

The demand for currencies rose in the eastern India, where Durga Puja is a major festival

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Anup Roy
The economic slowdown has not dented festive season demand for cash. In the two weeks leading to Dussehra, currency in circulation witnessed a spurt, as it normally does during this time of the year. The demand for currencies rose in the eastern India, where Durga Puja is a major festival. However, the highest demand is likely to be generated during Diwali (October 27). 

In the previous years, the festival has seen a strong demand for cash and other forms of currencies. The currency in circulation largely consists of cash with public and current and savings account deposits with banks (but

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