Stock Photo - A large crowd gathers outside a branch of the Deutsche Bank in New Delhi, India, 10 November 2016. The country's banks reopened for the first time in the wake of the government's decision to phase out all banknotes with a value exceeding 1.36 euros. A maximum amount of 4,000 rupees (around 54 euros) denominated in the old bank notes could be changed into new notes. Larger amounts had to be paid into a bank account. Despite that limitation, most banks ran out of the new notes within a few hours. Photo: Stefan Mauer/dpa | usage worldwide. - New Delhi/New Delhi/India