The Reserve Bank of India will shortly be issuing Rs. 100 notes in Mahatma Gandhi Series bearing the signature of Dr.Bimal Jalan, Governor with capital letter `F' inset in both numbering panels. Except for this change, the design of the Rs 100 notes to be issued now is similar to those issued earlier in the `Mahatma Gandhi' Series. All Rs. 100 denomination notes, in various designs, issued by the Bank in the past will continue to be legal tender.P.V.Sadanandan Asstt.

The Reserve Bank of India will issue with effect from October 9, 2000, banknotes in the denomination of Rs.1000 in the Mahatma Gandhi series bearing the Mahatma Gandhi portrait in the watermark.The notes bear the signature of Dr. Bimal Jalan, Governor of the Reserve Bank. The length of the note is 177 mm and the width is 73 mm. The notes are printed in a combination of offset and intaglio processes.The design, colour scheme and other salient features of these notes ar

It has come to the notice of the Reserve Bank of India that toys with the reproduction of bank notes of Rs.1, 2, 5 and 50 are being sold in the market. The Reserve Bank has cautioned the members of public that reproduction of bank notes and selling/possessing the toys/items looking like bank notes is an offence under the law. The Reserve Bank has advised the members of the public not to indulge in such activities.N.S.D. Lobo Asstt. ManagerPress Release : 2000-2001/497

The Reserve Bank of India will shortly be issuing Rs.10 notes in Mahatma Gandhi Series bearing the signature of Dr. Bimal Jalan, Governor with capital letter "S" inset in both numbering panels. Except for this change, the design of the Rs.10 notes to be issued now is similar to those issued earlier in the 'Mahatma Gandhi' Series. All Rs.10 denomination notes, in various designs, issued by the Bank in the past will continue to be legal tender.P.V. Sadanandan Asstt. Man

The Reserve Bank of India has advised that members of public can exchange soiled and mutilated notes with any branch of any public sector banks. The Reserve Bank of India has stated that it has authorised all the branches of public sector banks, as also certain private sector banks maintaining currency chests to accept and exchange all types of soiled/mutilated notes which are payable under the Reserve Bank of India (Note Refund) Rules. The bank branches will pay the

The Reserve Bank of India will shortly be issuing Rs.50 notes in Ashoka Pillar Design (old design) bearing the signature of Dr.Bimal Jalan, Governor with capital letter 'B' inset in both numbering panels. Except for this change, the Rs.50 notes to be issued now are similar to those issued earlier in this design. All Rs.50 denominations notes, in various designs, issued by the Bank in the past will continue to be legal tender.Ajit Prasad ManagerPress Release : 1999-200

It has come to the notice of the Reserve Bank that certain newspapers have published news items with lists of series of Rs.500/- denomination notes purported to have been issued by the Reserve Bank of India with the instruction that notes in these series should not be accepted. The Reserve Bank would like to clarify, for public benefit, that it has not issued any list of any series of notes as has appeared in a section of the Press. RBI reiterates that all Rs.500/- no

The Reserve Bank of India has authorised all the branches of public sector banks as also certain private sector banks' maintaining currency chests to accept and exchange all types of soiled/mutilated notes, in particular notes in denominations of Re.1, Rs.2 and Rs.5, which are payable under the Reserve Bank of India (Note Refund) Rules. The exchange value of the notes payable under the Rules will be paid by the bank branches on the same day. Notes which are not payabl

The Reserve Bank of India will shortly be issuing Rs.500 notes in Mahatma Gandhi Series bearing the signature of Dr. Bimal Jalan, Governor with capital letter "C" inset in both numbering panels. Except for this change, the design of the Rs.500 notes to be issued now is similar to those issued earlier in the 'Mahatma Gandhi' Series. All Rs.500 denomination notes, issued by the Bank in the past will continue to be legal.Rupambara Padhi ManagerPress Release : 1999-2000/9

The Reserve Bank of India, Mumbai Office has made special arrangements to make available coins upto Rs.300 packed in 'Potlas' of 100 pieces each of Re.1, 0.50 paise and 0.25 paise in exchange. Members of the public travelling to native place for Ganesh Festival may avail this facility (i) at State Transport Bus Depot, Modern Mills Compound, Parel (West) and (ii) at Nehru Nagar State Transport Bus Depot, Kurla (East) during the three days from September 8, 1999 to Sept