Indian Rupee will have Distinct Identity


IANS

New Delhi, Feb 26: The Indian rupee will soon join a select league of global currencies by having a distinct identity to distinguish it from other similar looking currencies, said Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee in his budget speech Friday.

"In the ensuing year, we intend to formalise a symbol for the Indian rupee, which reflects and captures the Indian ethos and culture," said Mukherjee in the Lok Sabha.

"With this, the Indian rupee will join the select club of currencies such as the US dollar, British pound sterling, Euro and Japanese yen that have a clear distinguishing identity," he added.

The move comes in the wake of recent reports on the increase in influx of fake currency notes in the country.

  

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  • Roshan , Mangalore

    Fri, Feb 26 2010

    NAGESH MAAMU... YOU ARE NOT SO CALLED ABLE OR ELIGIBLE PERSON THAN PRANABJEE TO DECIDE ON THIS ISSUE... PLEASE...

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  • Abdul Khader Kukkaje, Mangalore/RassAlKhaimah,U.A.E

    Fri, Feb 26 2010

    It is appriciated if it is avoiding of fake currencies.by the new identity people should easily make out difference fake and original,or the new look should be difficulties to fake currencies mafia.

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  • nagesh nayak, bangalore

    Fri, Feb 26 2010

    UN NECESSARY & CURRENT INDIAN RUPEE IS GOOD LOOKING. PRANABJI DO NOT WASTE MONEY RATHER THINK ABOUT PRICE RISE. JAI HO.


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