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Reserve Bank to introduce K20 and K50 coins - Vimarsana News

Reserve Bank to introduce K20 and K50 coins

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E-cedi to bridge gap between banked and unbanked — Dr Addison - Vimarsana News

E-cedi to bridge gap between banked and unbanked — Dr Addison

THE Governor of the Bank of Ghana, Dr Ernest Addison, has said the introduction of the electronic version of the E-cedi will help bridge the gap...

Why Do Indian Banknotes Feature Mahatma Gandhi and How Did the Practice Started | EXPLAINED - Vimarsana News

Why Do Indian Banknotes Feature Mahatma Gandhi and How Did the Practice Started | EXPLAINED

Mahatma Gandhi first featured on the Indian currency notes in 1969 when a series in honour of his 100th birth anniversary was issued

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UPSC Key—2nd October, 2023: Intermittency, Relevance of Mahatma Gandhi and Protected Monuments - Vimarsana News

UPSC Key—2nd October, 2023: Intermittency, Relevance of Mahatma Gandhi and Protected Monuments

Exclusive for Subscribers from Monday to Friday: Have you ever thought why Afghanistan embassy and Vienna Convention are relevant to the UPSC Exam? What significance do topics like “intermittency” in Renewable Energy, 10,000 Avestagenome Project and 359th Report on the Functioning of Archaeological Survey of India have for both the preliminary and main exams? You can learn more by reading the Indian Express UPSC Key for October 2, 2023.

The story of Mahatma Gandhi's portrait on Indian banknotes | Explained News - Vimarsana News

The story of Mahatma Gandhi's portrait on Indian banknotes | Explained News

The portrait of Gandhi visible on banknotes isn't a caricature. It's cut-out of a photograph taken in 1946, where he is standing with British politician Lord Frederick William Pethick-Lawrence.