The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) will soon bring into circulation the new chocolate brown Rs 10 notes. The notes, bearing signature of RBI governor Urjit R Patel, will have India’s cultural heritage Konark Sun Temple as a motif on the reverse side.
Some salient features of the new Rs 10 notes:
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The base colour is chocolate-brown.
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The obverse side has a portrait of Mahatma Gandhi, reverse side features Konark’s Sun Temple.
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It carries the signature of Urjit Patel, governor of the Reserve Bank of India.
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The new Rs 10 note’s dimensions are 63 mm x 123 mm.
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It shares the same design template as other new notes printed post-demonetisation.
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The number panel, situated at the top left and bottom right, has numerals going from small to big; a characteristic of all new notes.
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The new Rs 10 note features a see-through register with the numeral ’10’.
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It has ‘RBI’, ‘India’, ‘Bharat’ and ’10’ printed in micro letters.
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The reverse side of the new note will feature the language panel, year of printing and the Swachh Bharat logo.
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All Rs 10 in the earlier series will continue to remain valid currency.
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