CURRENCY NOTES-INDIA - 1947-ONWARDS[1]OF [2]PARTS
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C.D.DESHMUKH
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15th AUG 1947 to 13th JUN 1949
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R B I GOVERNOR
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A
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10 RUPEES DESCRIPTION | |||
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OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - Bottom right * SIZE & COLOUR - 146X83 & Multicolour * DENOMINATION -10 IN THREE PLACES * LEGEND - Ten rupees in English only |
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REVERSE:- * PICTURE -Sailing Dhow * LANGUAGE PANEL * WATER MARK -Ashoka capital |
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NO.
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INSET |
PREFIX
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REMARK
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NONE
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A
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First bank note issued after independence |
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Benegal Rama Rau (Jul 01, 1949 to Jan 14, 1957) |
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Sir Benegal Rama Rau, CIE (1 July 1889 – 13
December 1969) was the 4th
Governor of the Reserve Bank of India from 1
July 1949 to 14 January 1957. He was
educated at Presidency College, Madras, and at
Kings College, Cambridge. He was
knighted in 1936. He was a member of the Indian
Civil Service. While his had the
longest tenure as Governor of the RBI, it was
cut short when he resigned just before
the expiry of his second extended term, due
differences with the then Finance Minister.
On joining the ICS and before joing the RBI he
held the following posts.
He was a Chitrapur Saraswat Brahmin and his mother-tongue was Konkani. | |
NOTE
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Hindi
(2) The position of serial number is shifted to bottom right in 2 & 3 notes
(2) The position of serial number is shifted to bottom right in 2 & 3 notes
Paanch Rupiyya Baara Aana:Chalti Ka Naam Gadi-1958
B.RAMA RAU
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JULY 1st 1947 to JAN 14th 1957 |
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R B I GOVERNOR
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10 RUPEES DESCRIPTION | |||
OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE & COLOUR - 146 X 83 mm & multicolour * DENOMINATION - 10 in three places * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Sailing Dhow * LANGUAGE PANEL - 7 Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital |
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NO.
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PREFIX
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INSET
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REMARK
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1
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A to D
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NIL
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Value in English only
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2
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A to H & J to N
& P to S
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NIL
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Value in English and error Hindi
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3
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S to W
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NIL
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Value in English and corrected Hindi
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K. G. Ambegaonkar (Jan 14, 1957 to Feb 28, 1957) |
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K. G. Ambegaonkar was the 5th
Governor of the Reserve Bank of India from
14 January 1957 to 28 February 1957. He was a
member of the Indian Civil Service,
and served as Finance Secretary before his
appointment as Deputy Governor of the
RBI. On the resignation of B Rama Rau he took
over as the Governor. His was the
third shortest tenure (45 days) after B. N.
Adarkar (42) and Amitav Ghosh (20).
Compared to the latter two Governors
Ambegaonkar's signature as RBI Governor does
not appear on any Indian Rupee note, but his
signature as Finance Secretary appeared
on the second, third, and fourth Rupee one notes
issued after independence. No Bank notes were issued | |
H. V. R. Iyengar (Mar 01, 1957 to Feb 28, 1962) |
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H. V. R. Iyengar was the 6th
Governor of the Reserve Bank of India from
1 March 1957 to 28 February 1962. He was a member of the Indian Civil Service, and served as the Chairman of State Bank of India, before his appointment as the Governor of the Reserve Bank. During Iyengar's tenure the Indian coinage system shifted from the earlier pies, paise, and anna system to decimal coinage. | |
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P. C. Bhattacharya (Mar 01, 1962 to Jun 30, 1967) |
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P. C. Bhattacharya was the 7th
Governor of the Reserve Bank of India
from 1 March 1962 to 30 June 1967. Unlike his
predecessors he was a member of the
Indian Audits and Accounts Service (IA&AS).
He served as Secretary in the Finance
Ministry and later as Chairman of the State Bank
of India before his appointment
as the Governor. Bhattacharya's tenure saw the establishment of the Industrial Development Bank of India in 1964, the Agricultural Refinance Corporation in 1963 and the Unit Trust of India in 1964. Additionally the size of the Indian rupee notes of denomination Rs 5, 10 and 100 were reduced from the earlier large format to the size it is today. While this was done for economic reasons, to reduce the cost of paper and printing costs, it helped in bringing the notes to a handy size. These notes where issued on 17 April, 1967, the Rs 5 note reduced size from 127x73mm to 117x63, the Rs 10 note reduced from 146x83mm to 137x63mm and the Rs 100 from 172x109mm to 158x73mm. | |
P.C.BHATTACHARYA
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MAR 1st 1962
to
JUN 30th 1967 |
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R B I GOVERNOR
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B
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5 RUPEES DESCRIPTION | |||
OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER -At bottom right * SIZE & DENOMINATION - 127 x 73 mm & 5 in two places * COLOUR - Green & Brown * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Antelopes * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * Security thread present * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital |
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NO.
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PREFIX |
INSET
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REMARK
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1
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S to
Y
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A
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2
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A
to E
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B
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3
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A
to F
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NIL
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Size of the note
reduced
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P.C.BHATTACHARYA
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MAR 1st 1962
to
JUN 30th 1967 |
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R B I GOVERNOR
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10 RUPEES DESCRIPTION | |||
OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE & DENOMINATION - 146 X 83 mm, 10 in two places * COLOUR - multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Sailing Dhow * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashokan pillar capital |
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NO.
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PREFIX |
INSET
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REMARK
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1
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T
to Y
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A
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REVERSE- Sailing Dhow
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2
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A
to H, J to N & P to V
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B
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REVERSE- Sailing Dhow
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3
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A
to H & J to L
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NIL
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REVERSE-Sailing Dhow, Note size
reduced
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P.C.BHATTACHARYA
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MAR 1st 1962
to
JUN 30th 1967 |
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R B I GOVERNOR
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100 RUPEES DESCRIPTION | |||
| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 172 X 109 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in two places & Security thread present * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Dam * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOR - Deep lavendar & multicolor |
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NO.
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PREFIX
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INSET
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REMARK
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1
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AB/0
to AC/99
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NIL
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REVERSE- Dam
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| 100 RUPEES DESCRIPTION | ||||
| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 158 X 73 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in two places & Security thread present * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Dam * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOR - Blue & multicolor |
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2
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AA/0
to AA/99
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NIL
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REVERSE- Dam, Size
of the note reduced
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P.C.BHATTACHARYA
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MAR 1st 1962
to
JUN 30th 1967 |
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R B I GOVERNOR
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1000 RUPEES DESCRIPTION | |||
| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 203 X 127 mm * DENOMINATION - 1000 in two places, Top left and bottom center * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Tanjore Temple. with words Tanjore Temple * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka Pillar Capital * COLOR - Red,Brown, & multicolor |
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NO.
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PREFIX
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INSET
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REMARK
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1
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NIL
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NIL
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Office of issue-
BOMBAY
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L. K. Jha (Jul 01, 1967 to May 03, 1970) |
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Lakshmi Kant Jha (22 November 1913 - 16 January
1988), or L. K. Jha as he was called,
was the 8th Governor of the Reserve
Bank of India from 1 Jul 1967 to
3 May 1970. A member of the Indian Civil
Service, Jha had served as Secretary to
the Prime Minister of India, prior to his
appointment as Governor of RBI. During his tenure the Indian Rupee notes of denominations of Rs 2, 5, 10, and 100, commemorating the birth centenary of Mahatma Gandhi was released on 2 October 1969, these notes bear his signature, a subsequent re-issue on this series notes bears the signature of B. N. Adarkar. He served at India's ambassador to the UN after his term expired. He was governor of Jammu and Kashmir state from 3 Jul 1973 to 22 Feb 1981. He was a member of the Brandt Commission and at the time of his death, a member of the Rajya Sabha. The RBI instituted the L.K. Jha Memorial Lectures in commemoration of his memory. | |
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| L.K.JHA |
JULY 1st
1967 to
MAY 3rd 1970 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
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10 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER & DENOMINATION - in two places * SIZE - 146 X 83 mm * COLOUR - multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Sailing Dhow * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
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INSET | REMARK | |
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OBVERSE-
Big ten in centre
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| 2 | A to G | NIL |
OBVERSE-
Small ten in centre
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10 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER & DENOMINATION - in two places * SIZE - 146 X 83 mm * COLOUR - Blackishbrown & multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Mahatma Gandhi * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashokan pillar capital |
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| NO. | PREFIX | INSET | REMARK | |
| 3 | A to H & J | NIL | REVERSE- M K Gandhi |
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| L.K.JHA |
JULY 1st
1967 to
MAY 3rd 1970 |
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100 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 158 X 73 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in two places & Security thread present * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Dam * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOR - Blue & multicolor |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
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INSET | REMARK | |
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REVERSE-
Dam
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100 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 158 X 73 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in center & Security thread present * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - M K Gandhi * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOR - Pale blue,Yellow & multicolor |
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| NO. | PREFIX | INSET | REMARK | |
| 2 | AA/0 to AA/99 | NIL |
REVERSE- M
K Gandhi
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B. N. Adarkar (May 04, 1970 to Jun 15, 1970) |
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B. N. Adarkar was the 9th
Governor of the Reserve Bank of India from
4 May 1970 to 15 June 1970. His term was the
second shortest (42 days) after Amitav
Ghosh who had served for only 20 days. His term
was short since he was filling in
as interim before S. Jaganathan took over. Unlike his predecessors who were from the Indian Civil Service, Adarkar was an economist and had served in the office of the Economic Adviser of the Government of India. Prior to that he had held various important positions in the Ministry of Commerce & Industry. He was the Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank before filling in as interim Governor. He also served as India's Executive Director at the IMF. Adarkar was involved in the establishment of the National Institute of Bank Management. | |
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| B.N.ADARKAR |
MAY 4th
1970 to
JUN 15th 1970 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
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10 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER & DENOMINATION - in 2 places & 10 in two places * SIZE - 146 X 83 mm * COLOUR- Blakishbrown & multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Mahatma Gandhi * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * Security thread present |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
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INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | K to N | NIL |
REVERSE-
M K Gandhi
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| B.N.ADARKAR |
MAY 4th
1970 to
JUN 15th 1970 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
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100 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 158 X 73 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in center * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - M K Gandhi * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOR - Pale blue, yellow & multicolor |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
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INSET | REMARK | |
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REVERSE-
M K Gandhi
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S. Jagannathan (Jun 16, 1970 to May 19, 1975) |
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S. Jagannathan was the 10th Governor of the Reserve Bank of India from
16 June 1970 to 19 May 1975. Jagannathan was a member of the Indian Civil Service, and had served with the Central Government. Prior to becoming the Governor of the RBI, he was India's Executive Director at the World Bank. The oil shock of the 1970s was re-elected by a very active monetary policy during his tenure. Other achievement include an expansion of banking offices in pursuance of the objectives of the nationalisation of private banks. The Credit Guarantee Corporation of India, and State Level Bankers' Committees were established during his tenure. Indian rupee notes of Rs 20 and Rs 50 denomination were introduced for the first time in India and these bore his signature. He relinquished office to take up the post of the India's Executive Director at the IMF. | |
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| S.JAGANNATHAN |
JUN 16th
1970 to
MAY 19th 1975 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
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10
RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 137 X 63 mm * COLOUR - multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Sailing Dhow * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
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INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | H & J to N & P to Y | NIL |
Error
in 'Urdu' script
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| 2 | A to H & J to N & P to R | A |
Error
in 'Urdu' script
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| 3 | R to Y | A |
Corrected
'Urdu' script
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| 4 | A & B | B |  |
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10 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 137 X 63 mm * COLOUR - Brown, Lilac & multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Peacock, Birds, lotus, deer, and horse * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital |
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| NO. | PREFIX | INSET | REMARK | |
| 5 | A to H & K | NIL |
REVERSE-
Peacock
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| S.JAGANNATHAN |
JUN 16th
1970 to
MAY 19th 1975 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
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20
RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 147 X 63 mm * COLOR - Red, Orange & multicolor * DENOMINATION - 20 in three places |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Parliament House * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
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INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | A | NIL |
Error in
'Kashmiri' script, Less green colour
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| 2 | A B & C | NIL |
Error in
'Kashmiri' script, More green colour
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| 3 | C & D | NIL |
Error in
'Kashmiri' script
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20 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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OBVERSE:-
* SIZE - 147 X 63 mm * COLOR - Red, Orange & multicolor * DENOMINATION - 20 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Wheel * Security thread present * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
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| NO. | PREFIX | INSET | REMARK | |
| 4 | A B & C | NIL |
REVERSE-
Wheel
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NOTE :- On
reverse wheel of the sun Chariot from Konark Temple of Oryssa
| S.JAGANNATHAN |
JUN 16th
1970 to
MAY 19th 1975 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
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50
RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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OBVERSE:-
* SIZE - 147 X 73 mm * COLOR - Violet, Green & multicolor * DENOMINATION - 50 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Parliament Building * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital, with 6 wheels * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English * Security thread present |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
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INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | AA to AE | NIL |
REVERSE-
Flag missing over the
parliament
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NOTE:- Indian
flag is missing on parliament building
| S.JAGANNATHAN |
JUN 16th
1970 to
MAY 19th 1975 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
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F
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100
RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 158 X 73 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in center * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Dam * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOR - Pale blue,Yellow & multicolor |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
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INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | AA to AD | NIL |
Error
in 'Urdu' script
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| 2 | AE to AF | NIL |
Corrected
'Urdu' script
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100
RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 158 X 73 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Agricultural activity with Tractor and Dam * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOUR - Blue,Brown, & multicolor |
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| NO. | PREFIX | INSET | REMARK | |
| 3 | OAA to AB | NIL |
REVERSE-
Agriculture
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N. C. Sen Gupta (May 19, 1975 to Aug 19, 1975) |
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N. C. Sen Gupta was the 11th Governor of the Reserve Bank of India from
19 May 1975 to 19 August 1975. He was the interim governor until K R Puri took office. Prior to that, he was the secretary to the Department of Banking of the Ministry of Finance. Even though his tenure was short, his signature appears on the Indian rupee note of 1000 denomination. This is the only note that bears his signature. | |
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| N.C.SEN GUPTA |
MAY 20th
1975 to
AUG 19th 1975 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
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A
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1000 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 203 X 127 mm * DENOMINATION - 1000 in two places, Top left and bottom center * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
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| REVERSE:- * PICTURE - Tanjore Temple. words Tanjore Temple removed * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka Pillar Capital * COLOR - Red, Brown, & multicolor |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
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INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | A/0 | NIL |
Printed
at 'BOMBAY'
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K. R. Puri (Aug 20, 1975 to May 02, 1977) |
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K. R. Puri was the 12th
Governor of the Reserve Bank of India from 20
August 1975 to 21 May 1977. He was the Chairman
and Managing Director of the Life
Insurance Corporation of India prior to his
appointment as Governor of the RBI. His signature appears on one of the last Indian rupee notes of 1000 denomination. These notes were demonetised in 1978, and were re-introduced after a period of 22 years in 2000. | |
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| K.R.PURI |
AUG
20th 1975 to
MAY 2nd 1977 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
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10 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 137 X 63 mm * COLOUR - multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Sailing Dhow * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
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INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | B to H & J to N & P to W | B |
REVERSE-
Dhow
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10 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 137 X 63 mm * COLOUR - Brown, Lilac & multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
PHOTO (OBVERSE) |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Peacock, Birds, lotus, deer, and horse * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital |
PHOTO (REVERSE) |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
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INSET | REMARK | |
| 2 | L to N | NIL |
REVERSE-
Peacock
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| K.R.PURI |
AUG
20th 1975 to
MAY 2nd 1977 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
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D
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20 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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OBVERSE:-
* SIZE - 147 X 63 mm * COLOR - Red, Orange & multicolor * DENOMINATION - 20 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Wheel * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English * Security thread present |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
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INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | D to H | NIL |
REVERSE-
Wheel
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| K.R.PURI |
AUG
20th 1975 to
MAY 2nd 1977 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
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E
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50 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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OBVERSE:-
* SIZE - 147 X 73 mm * COLOR - Violet, Green & multicolor * DENOMINATION - 50 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Parliament Building * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital, with 6 wheels * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English * Security thread present |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
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INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | AK to CB | NIL |
REVERSE-
With out 'Flag' on parliament
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NOTE:- Indian
flag is missing on parliament building
| K.R.PURI |
AUG
20th 1975 to
MAY 2nd 1977 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
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F
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100 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
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| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 158 X 73 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in center * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Dam * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOUR - Pale blue,Yellow & multicolor |
 |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | AG to AJ | NIL |
REVERSE-
Dam
|
 |
100 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
||||
| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 158 X 73 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
 |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Agricultural activity with Tractor and Dam * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOR - Blue, Brown, & multicolor |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 2 | AE to BE | NIL |
REVERSE-
Agriculture
|
 |
| K.R.PURI |
AUG
20th 1975 to
MAY 2nd 1977 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
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G
|
1000
RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
|||
| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 203 X 127 mm * DENOMINATION - 1000 in two places, top left and bottom center * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
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| REVERSE:- * PICTURE - Tanjore Temple. words Tanjore Temple removed * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka Pillar Capital * COLOR - Red,Brown, & multicolor |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | A/0 | NIL |
Printed
at 'BOMBAY'
|
 |
M. Narasimham (May 02, 1977 to Nov 30, 1977) |
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|
M. Narasimham was the 13th Governor of the Reserve Bank of India from
2 May 1977 to 30 November 1977. RBI follows a policy of in house promotions, where all staff persons are promoted internally. The only two jobs where this is not done is for the Governor and one Deputy Governor. In Narasimham's case, in house promotion was upheld even for the Governor's post. Hence he was the first Reserve Bank cadre officer to be appointed as Governor. He had joined the Bank as a Research Officer in the Economic Department. He later joined the Government and prior to his appointment as Governor he served as Additional Secretary, Department of Economic Affairs. After his short term as RBI Governor he served as India's Executive Director at the World Bank and later at the IMF. Narasimham also served as Secretary in the Ministry of Finance. He was awarded Padma Vibhushan award in 2000. | |
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| M.NARASIMHAM |
MAY 3rd
1977 to
NOV 30th 1977 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
|||
C
|
10 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
|||
OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 137 X 63 mm * COLOUR - multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
 |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Sailing Dhow * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital |
|
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| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | W & X | B |
REVERSE-
Dhow
|
 |
| 2 | A to E | C |
REVERSE-
Dhow
|
 |
10 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
||||
OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 137 X 63 mm * COLOUR - Brown, Lilac & multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
 |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Peacock, Birds, lotus, deer, and horse * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital |
|
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 3 | P to S | NIL |
REVERSE-
Peacock
|
 |
This list
was prepared by Dr. Jinadatha
| ||||
| M.NARASIMHAM |
MAY 3rd
1977 to
NOV 30th 1977 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
|||
D
|
20 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
|||
OBVERSE:-
* SIZE - 147 X 63 mm * COLOR - Red, Orange & multicolor * DENOMINATION - 20 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
 |
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| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Wheel * Security thread present * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
 |
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| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | K & L | NIL |
REVERSE-
Wheel
|
 |
This list
was prepared by Dr. Jinadatha
| ||||
| M.NARASIMHAM |
MAY 3rd
1977 to
NOV 30th 1977 |
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| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
|||
E
|
50 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
|||
OBVERSE:-
* SIZE - 147 X 73 mm * COLOR - Violet, Green & multicolor * DENOMINATION - 50 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Parliament Building * Security thread present * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital, with 6 wheels * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
 |
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | CG to CM | NIL |
REVERSE-
Missing 'Flag' over parliament
|
 |
This list
was prepared by Dr. Jinadatha
|
||||
NOTE:- Indian
flag is missing on parliament building
| M.NARASIMHAM |
MAY 3rd
1977 to
NOV 30th 1977 |
|||
| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
|||
F
|
100 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
|||
| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 158 X 73 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in center * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Dam * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOR - Pale blue, Yellow & multicolor |
 |
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | AJ to AW | NIL |
REVERSE-
Dam
|
 |
100 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
||||
| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 158 X 73 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Agricultural activity with Tractor and Dam * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOR - Blue, Brown, & multicolor |
|
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 2 | BF to BG | NIL |
REVERSE-
Agriculture
|
 |
This list
was prepared by Dr. Jinadatha
| ||||
Dr. I. G. Patel (Dec 01, 1977 to Sep 15, 1982) |
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|
Dr Indraprasad Gordhanbhai Patel GCSI (11
November 1924 - 17 July 2005) popularly
known as I. G. Patel, was the 14th
Governor of the Reserve Bank of India
from 1 December 1977 to 15 September 1982. Patel was an economist and before joining the Reserve Bank as Governor had served as Secretary in the Ministry of Finance and thereafter as Deputy Administrator at the UNDP. After retiring from the Reserve Bank, Patel became the Director of The London School of Economics and Political Science (1984-1990). His distinguished directorship saw the school's reputation excel to being that of the finest economics school in the world, especially enhancing LSE in India, and Asia as a whole; according to Meghnad Desai, Baron Desai. He was bestowed the Padma Vibhushan award in 1991 for his furthering of the field of economic science. Indraprasad Gordhanbhai Patel was known as Baba 'IG' from his childhood days in Vadodara, then the capital of the princely state ruled by the Gaekwars of Baroda, where he was born. The current I.G. Patel chair is Nicholas Stern. The Indian Rupee notes of 1000, 5000 and 10,000 denomination and the gold auctions were demonetised during his tenure (he later featured on a special commemorative 1000 rupee note). However, the 1000 notes had to be reintroduced later which proves that his policy making was not up to the mark. | |
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NOTE - WMK - Watermark
| I.G.PATEL |
DEC 1st
1977 to
SEP 15th 1982 |
|||
| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
|||
C
|
10 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
|||
OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 137 X 63 mm * COLOUR - multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Sailing Dhow * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital |
|
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | F to H & K to N & P to W | C |
REVERSE-
'Dhow'
|
 |
| 2 | A to H & K to N & P to R | D |
REVERSE-
'Dhow'
|
 |
10 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
||||
OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 137 X 63 mm * COLOUR - Brown, Lilac & places multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Peacock, Birds, lotus, deer, and horse * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital |
|
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 3 | T to W | NIL |
REVERSE-
'Peacock'
|
 |
| 4 | A to H & K | A |
REVERSE-
'Peacock'
|
 |
This list
was prepared by Dr. Jinadatha
| ||||
| I.G.PATEL |
DEC 1st
1977 to
SEP 15th 1982 |
|||
| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
|||
D
|
20 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
|||
OBVERSE:-
* SIZE - 147 X 63 mm * COLOR - Red, Orange & multicolor * DENOMINATION - 20 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Wheel * Security thread present * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
 |
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | M N & P to W | NIL |
REVERSE-
Wheel
|
 |
| 2 | A B & C | A |
REVERSE-
Wheel
|
 |
This list
was prepared by Dr. Jinadatha
| ||||
| I.G.PATEL |
DEC 1st
1977 to
SEP 15th 1982 |
|||
| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
|||
E
|
50 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
|||
OBVERSE:-
* SIZE - 147 X 73 mm * COLOR - Violet, Green & multicolor * DENOMINATION - 50 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Parliament Building, With out flag * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital, With 6 wheels * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English * Security thread present |
 |
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | DA to GW | NIL |
'Missing
Flag over the parliament'
|
 |
50 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
||||
OBVERSE:-
* SIZE - 147 X 73 mm * COLOR - Violet, Green, Pink & multicolor * DENOMINATION - 50 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Parliament Building, With flag * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital, With 6 wheels * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English * Security thread present |
 |
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 2 | AA to CB | NIL |
'With
Flag on parliament'
|
 |
This list
was prepared by Dr. Jinadatha
|
||||
NOTE:-
1. Indian flag Appears on parliament building
2. In obverse 'satyameva jayate' added below the Ashoka Pillar Emblem
2. In obverse 'satyameva jayate' added below the Ashoka Pillar Emblem
| I.G.PATEL |
DEC 1st
1977 to
SEP 15th 1982 |
|||
| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
|||
F
|
100 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
|||
| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 158 X 73 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in center * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Dam * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOR - Pale blue, Yellow & multicolor |
 |
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | AA/0 to AE | A |
REVERSE-
Dam
|
 |
100 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
||||
| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 158 X 73 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Agricultural activity with Tractor and Dam * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOR - Blue, Brown, & multicolor |
|
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 2 | BK to BW | NIL |
Signature
in blue colour, REVERSE- Agriculture
|
 |
| 3 | AA to EW | NIL |
Signature
in red colour, and 'Satyameva Jayate'
|
 |
This list
was prepared by Dr. Jinadatha
|
||||
NOTE
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dr. Manmohan Singh (Sep 16, 1982 to Jan 14, 1985) |
||
|
An economist by profession, Dr. Manmohan Singh
(born 26 September 1932) was the
Governor of the Reserve Bank of India from 1982
to 1985, the Deputy Chairman of
the Planning Commission of India from 1985 to
1987 and the Finance Minister of India
from 1991 to 1996. He is also a Rajya Sabha
member from Assam, currently serving
his 4th term. Manmohan Singh is a graduate of Punjab University, the University of Cambridge, and the University of Oxford. After serving as the Governor of the Reserve Bank of India and the Deputy Chairman of the Planning Commission of India, Singh was appointed as the Union Minister of Finance in 1991 by then-Prime Minister Narasimha Rao. During his tenure as the Finance Minister, Singh was widely credited for carrying out economic reforms in India in 1991 which resulted in the end of the infamous Licence Raj system. Dr. Singh, along with the former Finance Minister, P. Chidambaram, have presided over a period where the Indian economy has grown with an 8–9% economic growth rate. In 2007, India achieved its highest GDP growth rate of 9% and became the second fastest growing major economy in the world. Following the 2004 general elections, Singh was unexpectedly declared as the Prime Ministerial candidate of the Indian National Congress-led United Progressive Alliance. He was sworn in as the prime minister on May 22, 2004, along with the First Manmohan Singh Cabinet. After the Indian National Congress won the 2009 general elections, Singh was reappointed as the Prime Minister of India on May 22, 2009. Singh's government has continued the Golden Quadrilateral and the highway modernization program that was initiated by Vajpayee's government. Singh has also been working on reforming the banking and financial sectors and has been working towards reforming public sector companies. The Finance ministry has been working towards relieving farmers of their debt and has been working towards pro-industry policies. In 2005, Singh's government introduced the VAT tax that replaced the complicated sales tax. In 2007 and early 2008, inflation became a big problem globally. India held general elections to the 15th Lok Sabha in five phases between 16 April 2009 and 13 May 2009. The results of the election were announced on 16 May 2009. Strong showing in Andhra Pradesh, Rajasthan, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Kerala, West Bengal and Uttar Pradesh helped the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) form the new government under the incumbent Singh, who became the first prime minister since Jawaharlal Nehru in 1962 to win re-election after completing a full five-year term. The Congress and its allies was able to put together a comfortable majority with support from 322 members out of 543 members of the House. The oppossition having accepted defeat admitted that the specific targeting of Singh as "weak PM" was wrong and had benefited Singh instead.This lead to infighting in the BJP and criticism of Mr.Advani by many prominent leaders of the BJP. The tally of 322 seats included those of the UPA and the external support from the Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP), Samajwadi Party (SP), Janata Dal (Secular) (JD(S)), Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) and other minor parties. On 22 May 2009, Manmohan Singh was sworn in as the Prime Minister at the Asoka Hall of Rashtrapati Bhavan. As is the norm, earlier, on 18 May 2009, he submitted his resignation as the Prime Minister to President Pratibha Patil. | |
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| MANMOHAN SINGH |
SEP 16th
1982 to
JAN 14th 1985 |
|||
| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
|||
C
|
10
RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
|||
OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 137 X 63 mm * COLOUR - multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Sailing Dhow * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital |
|
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | S to W | D |
REVERSE-
'Dhow'
|
 |
| 2 | A to H & K to N & P to U | E |
REVERSE-
'Dhow'
|
 |
10 RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
||||
OBVERSE:-
* SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 137 X 63 mm * COLOUR - Brown, Lilac & places multicolour * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Peacock, Birds, lotus, deer, and horse * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital |
|
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 3 | L to N & P Q | A |
REVERSE-
'Peacock'
|
 |
This list
was prepared by Dr. Jinadatha
| ||||
| MANMOHAN SINGH |
SEP 16th
1982 to
JAN 14th 1985 |
|||
| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
|||
D
|
20
RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
|||
OBVERSE:-
* SIZE - 147 X 63 mm * COLOR - Red, Orange & multicolor * DENOMINATION - 20 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Wheel * Security thread present * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English |
 |
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | D to H & K to M | A |
REVERSE-
Wheel
|
 |
This list
was prepared by Dr. Jinadatha
| ||||
| MANMOHAN SINGH |
SEP 16th
1982 to
JAN 14th 1985 |
|||
| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
|||
E
|
50
RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
|||
OBVERSE:-
* SIZE - 147 X 73 mm * COLOR - Violet, Green, Pink & multicolor * DENOMINATION - 50 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
 |
|||
| REVERSE :- * PICTURE - Parliament Building, With flag * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital, With 6 wheels * LEGEND - Value rupees in Hindi and English * Security thread present |
 |
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | CK to DW | NIL |
REVERSE- 'Parliament'
|
 |
This list
was prepared by Dr. Jinadatha
| ||||
| MANMOHAN SINGH |
SEP 16th
1982 to
JAN 14th 1985 |
|||
| R B I GOVERNOR |  |
|||
F
|
100
RUPEES
DESCRIPTION
|
|||
| OBVERSE:- * SERIAL NUMBER - in two places * SIZE - 158 X 73 mm * DENOMINATION - 100 in two places * LANGUAGE PANEL - 13 Indian Languages |
 |
|||
| REVERSE:- * PICTURE - Agricultural activity with Tractor and Dam * LEGEND - Value rupees in English and Hindi * WATER MARK - Ashoka pillar capital * COLOR - Blue, Brown, & multicolor |
 |
|||
| NO. |
PREFIX
|
INSET | REMARK | |
| 1 | FB to LW | NIL |
OBVERSE-'Satyameva
Jayate'
|
 |
prepared by Dr. Jinadatha
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