The big news: Only senior citizens can exchange old notes on November 19, and 9 other top stories
India denied Pakistan’s claim that its Navy had driven away an Indian submarine, and the Indian bowlers dominated on Day 2 of the second Test against England.
A look at the headlines right now:
- Banks across country will exchange old notes only for senior citizens on November 19: Indian Banking Association president Rajiv Rishi said the banks will operate during normal hours.
- Islamabad says it drove Indian submarine away from its waters, Delhi denies it: The Pakistani Navy also said it had footage and photographs to bolster its claim.
- India reduce England to 103/5 after posting 455 at the end of Day 2 of second Test: Ravichandran Ashwin and Jayant Yadav frustrated the visitors with the bat and ball on a Visakhapatnam wicket that offered plenty of turn.
- SC refuses to accept the Centre’s decision to reject 43 judicial recommendations by the collegium: The bench has sent the names of the judges, who were to be appointed to various high courts, back to the government for reconsideration.
- British teen who died of cancer cryogenically frozen so she can be cured, ‘woken up’ centuries later: After the 14-year-old appealed to the court, her mother, who agreed with her decision, was given the sole right to decide what could be done with her body.
- Wind up Kingfisher Airlines as it has failed to pay its dues, says Karnataka High Court: The ruling came after the beleaguered company failed to pay Rs 35 crore to UK-based aircraft parts supplier Aerotron.
- Indian Navy inducts four underwater sensor systems developed by the DRDO: They are expected to help boost the force’s surveillance capability.
- 70-year-old man dies while queuing at a bank in Uttar Pradesh: News of deaths since the demonetisation process was announced has led to an outcry in Parliament.
- SC rejects Centre’s plea to have every petition against demonetisation stayed: The bench said the fact that so many petitions had been filed against the move showed that there was a serious problem with it.
- Marilyn Monroe’s ‘Happy birthday, Mr President’ dress fetches record $4.8 million at auction: The last dress that drew as much money was also one made famous by the actor – the white gown in ‘The Seven Year Itch’.