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Rs 10 Note Gets Chocolaty

Rs 10 Note Gets Chocolaty

The Reserve Bank of India will be issuing the new Rs. 10 notes denomination, as stated by the central bank on Friday. In an official statement released by the Reserve Bank of India, the new Rs 10 note will be holding the Father of the Nation new series along with the Signature of RBI Governor Dr. Urjit Patel.

The new denomination of Rs 10 notes will have motif of the Sun Temple and the famous Konark on the back side, which reflects the India’s cultural heritage. The Rs. 10 note is gaining increasing popularity due to its chocolaty color. The official statement of RBI has said that all the bank notes will be denominated and the new Rs. 10 note issued will continue to be legal a tender.

Highlights of the new Rs. 10 Note

The new Rs. 10 note will be having 63mm X 123mm dimension, which is perfect to fit for any size. The notes will have a see through register on the front side with the denominational number 10. The number will be printed on the front in the devnagri script. The front side will be having the new series of Mahatma Gandhi portrait at the center. The note is also bearing micro letter ‘RBI’, ‘Indi’, ‘Bharat’ and ‘10’ on the front site.

As per the RBI statement, the front site of the note, there will be a windowed demetalized security thread with inscription ‘RBI’ and ‘Bharat’. There will be a guarantee clause, RBI’s emblem and Governor’s signature with a promise clause towards the right side of Mahatma Gandhi’s portrait. The reverse side Swachh Bharat logo and slogan. Besides, the Ashoka Pillar emblem will also be seen on the front right side of the note with electrotype 10 watermarks. On the back side of the note, on left side there is year of printing is printed.

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