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Minister of State for Finance Pankaj Chaudhary stated that the government has not made a decision to introduce plastic notes. The government is continuously working to improve the durability and counterfeit resistance of Indian banknotes. According to the RBI Annual Report 2022-23, no cost has been incurred on the printing of plastic notes.

The secure registry of holographic images, established by the International Hologram Manufacturers Association (IHMA) to safeguard hologram copyright and underpin the use of holograms in authentication and security printing, has been relaunched as the Security Image Register (SIR).

KATHMANDU, Jan 13: The government will convene the winter session of the Federal Parliament in mid- February. The Council of Ministers has already recommended the president to convene the winter session of parliament.

The rollout of these services is intended to facilitate the way Indonesians get access to a wide collection of government and private sector services.

The stamps show an intricate dragon winding its way through flowers, smoke and fire.

The stamps show an intricate dragon winding its way through flowers, smoke and fire.

Accolades aside, the national ID has been widely criticized for its slow rollout while the design of the polymer banknote has raised eyebrows for its removal of Philippine heroes

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KATHMANDU, Dec 24: The government has been indecisive about calling the winter session of the federal parliament. The four months from Paush (mid-December to mid-January) to Chaitra (mid-March to mid-April) are considered the time of the winter session of parliament. But the government is preparing to call the session only in Magh (mid-January to mid-February).

KATHMANDU, Dec 22: The Indian company awarded the tender to print banknotes of Rs 1000 denomination with security threads has not yet delivered the notes. Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) granted approval to Security Printing & Minting Corporation of India Ltd in November 2022 to print Rs 1000 banknotes worth Rs 430 million. However, the company, approved to print a total of US $11.13 million (approximately Rs 1.47 billion), has not submitted a single banknote as per the agreement.