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Rs 1,800 Crore Plan Cleared To Boost High-Security Paper For Banknotes
The government has approved a Rs 1,800 crore proposal to increase the production of high-security paper used for printing currency notes, a move aimed at strengthening Indias currency infrastructure and reducing import dependence.
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No Rs 1,000 Comeback Yet. Don't Overdraw From ATMs, Urges Top Bureaucrat Shaktikanta Das
The government has no plans to introduce 1,000-rupee notes - abolished last year - but is focusing on ramping up production of 500-rupee and other lower denomination notes, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das tweeted today, scotching rumours that currency printing presses had started printing a new version of the Rs 1,000 note.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Inaugurates Facility For Domestic Currency Paper in Madhya Pradesh
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today inaugurated a new production line here to manufacture currency paper, saying it symbolises the beginning of the 'Make in India' initiative and would ensure high-denomination notes are printed on locally-made paper.
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Rs 1,800 Crore Plan Cleared To Boost High-Security Paper For Banknotes
The government has approved a Rs 1,800 crore proposal to increase the production of high-security paper used for printing currency notes, a move aimed at strengthening Indias currency infrastructure and reducing import dependence.
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No Rs 1,000 Comeback Yet. Don't Overdraw From ATMs, Urges Top Bureaucrat Shaktikanta Das
The government has no plans to introduce 1,000-rupee notes - abolished last year - but is focusing on ramping up production of 500-rupee and other lower denomination notes, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das tweeted today, scotching rumours that currency printing presses had started printing a new version of the Rs 1,000 note.
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Finance Minister Arun Jaitley Inaugurates Facility For Domestic Currency Paper in Madhya Pradesh
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today inaugurated a new production line here to manufacture currency paper, saying it symbolises the beginning of the 'Make in India' initiative and would ensure high-denomination notes are printed on locally-made paper.
