Indian rupee

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The Indian rupee is the official monetary unit of India, issued and regulated by the Reserve Bank of India and widely used in the country’s domestic and international economic transactions.


Statements (51)
Predicate Object
instanceOf fiat currency
national currency
banknoteDenomination ₹10
₹100
₹2 (largely discontinued in circulation)
₹20
₹200
₹2000 (withdrawn from circulation as legal tender in stages)
₹5
₹50
₹500
centralBank Reserve Bank of India
coinDenomination 50 paise (rare in circulation)
₹1
₹10
₹2
₹5
country India
currencySymbol
currentBanknoteSeries Mahatma Gandhi New Series
governingAct Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934
inflationTarget 4%
inflationTargetBand 2% to 6%
ISO4217Code INR
issuer Reserve Bank of India
languageOnBanknotes English
Hindi
languagePanelCount 15 Indian languages on language panel
legalTenderIn India
some Indian union territories
some Indian-administered regions
monetaryAuthority Reserve Bank of India
monetaryPolicyCommittee Monetary Policy Committee of the Reserve Bank of India
monetaryPolicyFramework inflation targeting
monetarySystem decimal
officialCurrencyOf India
peggedTo not formally pegged; managed float regime
previousBanknoteSeries Mahatma Gandhi Series
regulator Reserve Bank of India
replacedCurrency Indian rupee of British India (pre-independence system)
scriptOnBanknotes Devanagari
subunit paise
subunitToUnit 100 paise = 1 rupee
symbolAdoptionYear 2010
symbolDesigner D. Udaya Kumar
usedFor domestic transactions in India
international economic transactions involving India
usedIn Indian banking system
Indian government budgeting
Indian stock markets
Indian tax payments


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