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00:0010 UNIQUE FEATURES OF INDIAN CURRENCY
00:08Shershah Suri
00:09All systems around the world operate through currency.
00:11It was started in India by Shershah Suri between 1540 and 1545.
00:18He was the first to issue a silver coin.
00:23Paper currency started from Bengal.
00:25In the 18th century, Bank of Hindustan, General Bank and Bengal Bank started paper currency
00:31in West Bengal.
00:35Reserve Bank of India issued the first note.
00:38The Reserve Bank of India issued the first five-rupee note bearing the portrait of George
00:43VI in 1938.
00:49Anasiri
00:50After independence in India on August 15, 1950, the government issued the Anasiris.
00:57This was the first official currency of the Republic of India.
01:02Sign approved.
01:04After 2010, the symbol was approved for the rupee.
01:08This symbol is taken from the Devanagari consonant Hindi, HINDI and the capital letter R.
01:16Watermark identifies real fake.
01:19In addition to the national emblem, Ashoka pillar, Indian notes have a watermark of Mahatma
01:23Gandhi.
01:24This tells the cultural and historical importance of India.
01:30RBI manages currency flow.
01:33RBI has the right to issue, change or with, draw currency in India.
01:38Reserve Bank of India ensures that the flow and availability of currency in the country
01:44remains in harmony.
01:49This is done between Rs. 1 to 500 rupees.
01:52India has notes and coins of Rs. 1, Rs. 2, Rs. 5, Rs. 10, Rs. 20, Rs. 50, Rs. 100, Rs.
02:02200, Rs. 500.
02:04Every note has a unique number.
02:06Indian currency has many safety features like special paper, watermark, intaglio printing,
02:11micro-printing, security thread and color-shifting ink.
02:17A glimpse of India's cultural heritage is visible.
02:20Every single note of Indian currency has pictures of Indian heritage sites Sun Temple 10 note,
02:26Red Fort 500 note and other historical importances.