Currency Notes are where and how printed in India

Hello friends, today we are going to know where and how the notes are printed in India, very few people know that India is a very large country, how does India supply notes to such a large population, so today we are well about it You will know the complete information well.

Friends paper notes were first introduced in the 18th century, with the Bank of Hindustan, the Journal Bank of Bengal, and the Bengal Bank issuing notes for the first time that the economy of India was run smoothly.

There are two types of currency notes and coins inside India.Where do the notes go in India?

1,2,5,10,20,50,100,200,500,2000 notes run inside India And the coins carry coins of 1,2, 5, 10 rupees.

Within the market, this currency is used for buying and selling. With this, the entire economy of India depends, but how much you know about it, then today you will know some amazing things.

Indian Currency History

According to a report, in 1862, the British government in India printed a note for itself for the first time from a UK company. Till 1920, British government used to print Indian notes in UK only.

But in 1926, the British government started a printing press in Nashik inside Maharashtra in India itself, and then it started printing 50, 100, 1000 knots. But even after this, the British government was printing the notes from outside because it was not able to print such large amount of currency in India.

After this, the second printing press was opened in 1975 in Dewas in Madhya Pradesh, India. But in such a large population, 2 printing presses could not print much currency.

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After this the Government of India decided and started two more printing presses. Mysore Printing Press started printing press in 1999 and inside YEAR 2000 in Sarguni, West Bengal.

        Even today, notes are printed at four places inside India.

• Mysore
• Sarguni
• Dewas
• Nashik

Now India has its own four printing presses which are almost in position on all four corners of India and now a large number of notes are being printed.

    Currency

10, 50 and 500 notes are printed inside Dewas.

2000 notes run in Mysore.

    SURPRISING FACTS

                  265 crore notes printed in Dewas within 1 year

                   According to RBI, India prints two thousand crores new notes every year

    COINS

We came to know about the Indian currency, we will know which coins are made, how and where the coins are made in the Indian government's tank, on which different symbols are made.

        Coins of India are made at these 4 places

• Mumbai
• Kolkata
• Hyderabad
• Noida

 These coins also have a specialty inside them, with the help of which you can find out which tuck will be made in the school.

If the year is written here inside the coin, there is a broken trace of a diamond under it, by looking at it you can find that it has been made in Hyderabad.

Coins that are hidden in Noida can be easily identified. Where the year is written, a dot [.] Appears below it, it shows that it has been made in Noida.

In Mumbai coins, the year is written here, a diamond is made below it, it is identified that it has not been made in Mumbai.

If there is no mark on the coins of Kolkata, then it is the identity of the coins made by Kolkata.

    RBI

• According to RBI, 40% of the cost goes to paper and ink for printing two thousand crore new notes every year in India.

• A special type of turn and special type of ink is used by the Reserve Bank of India to prepare notes.

• The royal used in the Indian currency notes is specially sourced from the Swiss company Sweepa.

• It should be in your knowledge that this Switzerland-based company supplies ink to many countries other than India.

• The paper used in India's currency is mostly sourced from other countries like Germany comes from UK and Japan which is around 80%.

• India has only one paper mill and is in Hoshangabad. This mill prepares a special part for India's notes and stamps.

32 to 48 notes are printed on top of a seat, in which some notes are spoiled which are sent under the supervision of the bank's main office, they get the notes printed by the bank according to the number. And Reserve Bank of India supplies all over India with the help of its 18 centers.