The evolution of republic indian notes

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The evolution of Republic Indian Notes
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• The Republic Indian Notes went through a
  dramatic transformation after India gained
  independence.
• The government of India introduced its paper
  currency and replaced the British Indian currency
  with an Indian one, featuring Lion Capital of
  Ashoka.
• Denominations of Rs 5000 and 10,000 were
  introduced in 1938, but they slowly were taken
  out in the year 1946. However, they were
  reintroduced in 1954 but finally were demonetized
  in 1978.

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• Especially for the Haj Pilgrims, a special issue
  of 10 rupee notes and 100 rupee notes were
  introduced.
• Old Notes of Republic India saw a new face in
  1969 the Mahatma Gandhi Birth Centenary
  Commemorative Issue was released.
• Notes of republic India went through some major
  transformations that included enhanced security
  features so there would be no chances of
  counterfeiting.

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• In this age-of-technology, counterfeiters are
  well-equipped to perform bad deeds therefore,
  the government of India introduced amazing
  security features in the new 500 and 2000 notes.
• Old Currency Bank Notes lacked the touch of
  technology but the government has made a lot of
  effort to make sure the Indian currency doesnt
  find its name in the weaker currencies of the
  world.

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• In the near future technology will make it really
  difficult for money forgery to take place in
  India.
• Old Republic Indian Notes were easily forged and
  could be slipped in with the original currency.
  But RBI has developed new security features with
  which counterfeiting can be called a thing of the
  past.

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• Within the next 20 years, there will definitely
  be a rise of digital currency users in India.
• Many experts have predicted that India will be a
  economic super-power by the year 2050.