The Bank of Hindostan, General Bank of Bengal and Bengal Bank became the first banks in India to issue paper currency in the 18th Century. During this time, paper money was first issued in British Ind ...

"By erasing it now, the DMK is not only rejecting a national symbol but also utterly disregarding the creative contribution of a Tamil youth," she said.

However, the English version of the survey retains the '₹' symbol. Ahead of its tabling on March 14, the Tamil Nadu government has replaced the Indian rupee symbol '₹' with the Tamil letter ...

By sidelining rupee symbol, that represents India's economic identity, the Stalin government signalled its defiance against national unity ...

The DMK government in Tamil Nadu has sparked controversy by replacing the Indian Rupee symbol with a Tamil letter in the logo for its 2025-26 budget. The move has drawn criticism from the state BJP, ...

Tamil Nadu on Thursday replaced the rupee symbol (Re ... are taught Tamil and English - as having served the state - the second-largest contributor to the Indian economy - well enough.

MK Stalin defended his government's move to replace Rupee symbol saying Nirmala Sithraman herself used the Tamil letter. | One of India's leading Digital News Agency offering Breaking News round the ...

The three-language formula refers to teaching students English, Hindi and the native ... Last year’s state Budget logo had featured the Indian rupee symbol, which combines elements of the ...

The traditional Rupee symbol ( ₹), which India uses today for its currency ... The design combination of the Devanagari letter र and the English capital letter R without the vertical line ...

“The Chief Minister has used Tamil [alphabet], one of the 15 languages, in the Indian ... symbol ‘₹’, which is a blend of Devanagari ‘Ra’ for rupiah and the Roman ‘R’ for rupees in ...

Tamil Nadu follows a two-language system – Tamil and English. Last year’s state Budget logo had featured the Indian rupee symbol, which combines elements of the Devanagari letter “र” and ...