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New Delhi: Almost eight months after Prime Minister Narendra Modi declared demonetization of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 (now old) takes note of, a monetary day by day has announced that RBI has started printing notes of Rs 200 currency note.
On the off chance that the report is genuine then it will be the first occasion when that the RBI would be printing notes of 200 rupees.
Then, a photo of the guessed new Rs 200 has gone viral on the web. It could well be a photoshopped picture.
Look at here.
Despite the fact that it is extremely hard to find out the veracity of the note, the photo looks exceptionally persuading.
The new currency note makes a few subtle elements look genuine –for the case the important security highlights, RBI seal and watermarks specifying Rs 200.
There is additionally Rs 200 written in Hindi while it is diverse in shading from Rs 500 and Rs 2000 notes discharged as of late after government’s demonetization drive.
“The notes of Rs 200 denomination are being printed in one of the government-owned facilities after the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) placed an order a few weeks ago for the bills” the Economic Times announcing sources said.
Moreover, Soumya Kanti Ghosh, group chief economist at the SBI Group told the ET, “For everyday exchange purposes, the presentation of 200 rupee notes will add to the simplicity of operations.”
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