The design of these new notes to be issued is similar in all respects to the Rs100 banknotes in Mahatma Gandhi Series- 2005, issued earlier and both would remain in circulation
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this is more urgent to stop this countrefeit notes in circulation.
can't we learn from the Australian experience? They don't have porous borders, we do; besides we have unfriendly neighbours who can't stand our progress and well being
wake up RBI; somebody should be responsible to respond and say when they intend to come out with polymer notes of higher denomination like Rs 500 and 1000 which is where fake notes are literally shaking our economy and they will play really hell in the next elections.