Item Code: 121/IN-44
Year
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1991-1994
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Obverse
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v PICTURE - Ashoka
Pillar Capital in rupee coin
v LEGEND -
Secretary Ministry of Finance
v NUMERAL - '1' in
three places
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Reverse
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v
PICTURE - Rupee
coin dated 1991 or 1992 or 1993 or 1979 or 1994
v
LANGUAGE PANEL -
13 Indian
Languages & Oil rig 'Sagar samrat'
v COLOUR - Blue, brown, pink, purple & multicolour
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Watermark
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Ashoka Pillar Capital
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Size
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96 x 63 mm.
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Signature
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Montek
Singh Ahluwalia (Finance Secretary, 1991-1994)
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How many countries have ‘rupee’ as their currency?
Local language names for the Indian Rupee INR
The Indian Rupee (International Currrency Code:
INR) is the official currency in India. Reserve Bank
of India (RBI) controls the issue of the currency. One Rupee is equal to 100 paise.
The singular for paise is paisa. Sometimes it is referred to as the
Naya (new) Paisa.
Rupee is derived from the root Sanskrit word Rupyakam
- meaning a silver coin. Most Indians will understand 'Rupee', though
local languages might have different words for the currency.
Local language names
for the Indian Rupee
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Name of the Local
Languages
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Name for
Rupee
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In Local
language
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In English
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In malayalam
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Assamese
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টকা
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Toka
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ടോക്ക
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Bengali
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টাকা
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Taka
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ടാക്ക
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Gujarati
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રૂપિયો
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Rupiyo
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രുപിയോ
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Hindi
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रुपया
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Rupaya
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രുപയാ
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Kannada & Tulu
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ರೂಪಾಯಿ
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Rupayi
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രൂപായി
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Kashmiri
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روپے
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Ropiyah
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റോപിയാഹ്
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Konkani
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रुपया
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Rupaya
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രുപയാ
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Malayalam
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രൂപ
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Roopa
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രൂപ
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Marathi
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रुपया
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Rupaya
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രുപയാ
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Nepali
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रुपैयाँ
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Rupayyam
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രുപ്പയ്യാം
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Oriya
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ଟଙ୍କା
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Tongka
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ടങ്ക
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Panjabi
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ਰੁਪਈਆ
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Rupiya
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രുപിയാ
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Sanskrit
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रूप्यकम्
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Rupyakam
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രൂപ്യകം
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Sindhi
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रुपियो
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Rupiyo
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രുപിയോ
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Tamil
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ரூபாய்
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Rupayi
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രൂപായ്
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Telugu
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రూపాయి
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Rupayi
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രൂപായി
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Urdu
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Rupe
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റുപേ
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