Have You Ever Seen Indian Zero Rupee Note: In India, the Reserve Bank (RBI) prints notes ranging from Rs. 1 to Rs. 2 thousand. Using these notes, people can avail all the facilities ranging from daily needs to other things. But do you know that zero (0) rupee notes are also printed in the country? Today we are going to tell you complete information about zero rupee notes.
This note was printed under a special campaign.
Let us tell you that this zero rupee note also has the photo of the Father of the Nation Mahatma Gandhi printed on it and it looks exactly like other notes. But you must be wondering why the zero rupee note was brought. After all, what can be bought with this note. Let us tell you that this note was not issued by the RBI. In fact, it was made under the campaign against corruption.
5 lakh notes were printed
This note was started by an organization as a weapon against corruption. The idea was from a non-profit organization (NGO) in South India in the year 2007. This NGO named 5th Pillar, based in Tamil Nadu, worked on printing zero notes worth about five lakh rupees. These notes were printed in four languages - Hindi, Telugu, Kannada and Malayalam and distributed among the people.
Several messages against corruption were written on the note.
This note made against corruption had several messages written on it, including ‘End corruption’, ‘If anyone asks for a bribe, give this note and tell us the matter’, ‘I swear that I will not take it.’ This zero rupee note also has a photo of the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, printed on it and the organization’s phone number and email ID printed on the bottom right of the note.
These special notes were given to those who demanded bribes.
An organization called 5th Pillar used to make zero rupee notes. And they were given to those who asked for bribes. This note was a symbol of the campaign against corruption. This organization had centers in many districts of Tamil Nadu. And its main center is in Chennai. This center is also in Bangalore, Hyderabad, Delhi and Pali of Rajasthan.
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