Geting new currency is challenging

 

In addition to the new clothing, sewai, and other items considered essential for the annual Eid celebration, obtaining new wads of 50-rupee or 100-rupee notes from the nearby bank branch is also much more ticklishly important. 

However, obtaining new currency notes in various values for those who are eager to voluntarily provide Eidi to children and other near and dear ones is undoubtedly a very challenging issue.

If customers try to enter the bank's not-so-distant or, to say easily approachable, branch in the afternoon, the active cashier at the counter promptly tells them to attend the first meeting the next day. 

This becomes his direct instruction on this important occasion. He does not feel a bit humbled that they are coming in a state of fasting.

Interested people try to take another round at the bank branch. If they succeed in getting currency notes in their crisp form, they forget the extra unbearable run for at last acquiring the new currency notes.

 Glancing at the persons' face, the cashier confirms that the new currency notes will definitely be available without delay.

Obtaining new currency notes is not as simple as it is generally thought to be. It is difficult to analyse why we don't present old currency notes as Eidi. 

It is surely undeniable that some children visit their family members merely for this gift. WHO DARES TO  DisAGREE?