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Korea is moving faster toward a cashless society, which poses both risks and opportunities for Korea Minting and Security Printing Corp. (KOMSCO).
Once praised as the paragon of digital governance, Korea’s administrative digital network system has been disgraced and is losing public trust following a series of service disruptions that caused massive inconveniences across the country.
The government's mobile application for issuing mobile national identification cards experienced a shutdown Friday, just days after a major system failure caused widespread disruptions in public access to state-approved documents.
Hwang You-mee ANN/THE KOREA HERALD – A new documentary film on BTS will be released via Disney+, the bandmates told media via a video clip at the APAC Disney Content Showcase held in Singapore on Wednesday. The documentary, BTS The Monument: Beyond The Star, will chronicle the growth of the band and take a close […]
₹50, ₹500 notes now cheaper to print; ₹10, ₹20, ₹100 pricier March 09, 2021 The cost of printing currency notes in the denomination of ₹50 and ₹500 has come down, while it has gone up for ₹10, ₹20 and ₹100 notes. According to the information given by the Currency Note Press (a unit of Security Printing and Minting Corporation of India Limited) to an RTI (Right to Information) filed by this correspondent, the standard cost of printing one currency note in the denomination of ₹50 was ₹1.24 in 2018-19, which came down to ₹1.22 in 2019-20. Similarly, the cost of prin...