Along with the new banknotes, existing notes having Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's portrait and coins will remain in circulation.

Indian anthropologist Aditya Vij is an avid collector of artifacts from bygone eras and has dedicated his life to antiquities ...

Despite the crisis, the interim government, in a bizarre move, decided to stop the circulation of currency notes ... Murals with the image of Bangabandhu, and even his statues, were defaced and ...

Each banknote serves as a reminder of India's glorious past and commitment to preserving its heritage. Each Indian banknote is more than just currency ... would feature an image of the Sun ...

The Paper Currency Act of 1861 gave the government the monopoly of note issued throughout the vast expanse of British India. When in 1858 the Mughal reign ended and the British Crown gained control ...

The currency, the rupee ... The revised outlook for the current fiscal year is 6.4 percent. Image Narendra Modi, the prime minister of India, has boasted at every opportunity about his country ...

His statues and murals bearing his image were targeted as his daughter fled to India, and is reported to be still living there. She has directly targeted Yunus in recent remarks, accusing him of ...

Months after Bangladesh's former PM Sheikh Hasina's ousting, Bangladesh is set to remove the image of ‘Bangabandhu’ Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, the country's founding father, from its currency ...

Bangladesh To Remove Sheikh Mujibur Rahman's Image From Currency Notes ... best actress and other awardees Champions Trophy: ‘India have got the best chaser in the history of the game in ...

(Archive) The image featured a currency note with a 100-unit face value. It bears the flags and official languages of BRICS member countries—Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa—and ...

The RBI finally launched the Mahatma Gandhi Series in 1996, etching his face permanently on all Indian currency notes since.(Representational Image/Pixabay) This was despite many nations around ...

The currency notes from the 1950s and 60s featured images of animals like tigers and deer, along with symbols of India's development, such as the Hirakud Dam, the Aryabhatta satellite, and the ...