10 things you should know about the new 2,000-rupee note

On 8th Nov 16,the Prime Minister took a firm remain on consummation defilement, dark cash and unapproved income by banning the 500 and 1,000-rupee sections. This news made waves all through India, particularly considering the absence of a support between the declaration and the usage. In the midst of this tumult, the country saw the section of fresh purple-clad 2,000-rupee notes.

These notes will enter course from the tenth of November. The Reserve Bank of India uncovered the new group on the eighth of November, and this arrangement of notes will be presented with a totally new outline. This new passage is the most elevated category of coin notes discharged by the RBI since January 1978, when 5,000 and 10,000-rupee notes were distributed. The notes are being distributed at Mysuru, Karnataka.

Here are the 10 things you have to think about the new 2,000-rupee notes,

1. The new notes will be of the size 66mm X 166mm, littler than the old notes, and will be accessible in a red base shading.
2. The denominational numeral 2,000 will be composed in the Devnagari script and, in miniaturized scale letters, RBI and 2,000 on the left half of the banknote.
3. The new note will include a transparent enlist with denominational numeral 2,000, which will be unmistakable when the cash is held against light.
4. The new section will see the picture of Mahatma Gandhi at the middle.
5. To observe India’s Mars mission, the notes will convey a picture of the Mangalyaan, portraying the nation’s first wander into interplanetary space, and the logo and slogan of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. The invert side elements a theme of the Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM).
6. There will be a windowed security string with the engravings “Bharat” (in Devnagari), RBI and 2,000 on banknotes with shading shift. The shade of the string changes from green to blue when the note is tilted.
7. The assurance condition, representative’s mark with guarantee statement and RBI token have been moved to one side in the new notes, with the picture and electrotype watermarks seeming ok by them.
8. There will be an ashoka column symbol to one side of the Mahatma Gandhi representation and electrotype (2000) watermarks. It will likewise have seven drain lines and a rectangle as a distinguishing shape; according to the RBI rules, these are the recognizable proof and remarkable components for the outwardly debilitated.
9. As indicated by sources, the security elements of the Rs 2,000 note incorporate inert pictures, shaded strip security strings and watermarks. The RBI prevented the gossipy tidbits from securing the notes being implanted with a nano GPS chip, which would have found the position of the cash by means of a satellite.
10. There will likewise be an inert picture with the group numeral that would be noticeable when the note is held at a 45-degree point at eye level.