See The Actual Images Which Are Printed On The Back Side Of Indian Currency Notes

We all love money, don’t we? I highly doubt there’s a person on this planet who doesn’t acknowledge the importance of money. Although money isn’t everything, but it surely is something. Our entire lives revolve around money, we need it to pay for our education, we need it to buy food, to pay for the utility bills. So in a way, money does make us happy because it’s those currency notes which gets us the stuff we need and want.

We use these currency notes to buy us our favorite clothing, to pay for the restaurant food. But have you ever observed that there are some images on the Indian currency notes! What do these images signify, where do they come from? I am sure many of you haven’t paid attention to the little details on the currency notes. I don’t blame you, we do exhausting jobs and work to earn money. We are so busy in our profession and lives that we barely have a second to spare. But worry not, today we are here with an interesting article telling you about the various images, their origin, meaning which are present on the currency notes.

So Let’s Take A Look At The Actual Images Which Are Printed On The Back Side Of Indian Currency Notes!

1. One Rupee Note

One rupee note is not as popular as it used to be at a time. The one rupee currency note has a picture of an oil rig on it. This oil rig It has the image of an oil rig which signifies the industrial development of the nation.

2. Two Rupees Note

Two rupee currency note is also not that popular today. As people use coins of one and two rupees instead of the notes. These currency notes have been replaced higher denomination notes as to match the increasing cost of living standards. The note has the picture of the Aryabhatta satellite which signifies the growth of Science and Technology in India.

3. Five Rupees Note

On the backside of the five rupees note, there is a picture of a man ploughing his fields. This image represents the agriculture progress and growth of the country.

4. Ten Rupees Note

On the backside of the ten rupees note, there’s a motif of the famous Sun Temple which is located in the Konark. This signifies India’s cultural heritage.

5. Twenty Rupees Note

On the back of the twenty rupees note, you can the image which actually is the sceneric view which can be seen from Mount Harriet Lighthouse which is located in Port Blair.

6. Fifty Rupees Note

The image on the new fifty rupees currency note is the motif of ‘Hampi with Chariot’.

7. Hundred Rupees Note

Hundred rupees note has the image of the Mt. Kanchenjunga printed on the backside of it. This is India’s highest peak.

8. Two Hundred Rupees Note

The newly introduced higher denomination note of Two Hundred Rupees note has the image of Sanchi Stupa monument printed on it.

9. Five Hundred Rupees Note

Five Hundred Rupees were also changed. The newly introduced notes with a new design has the Red Fort monument printed on the backside of it.

10. One Thousand Rupees Note

This note of higher denominated is of no value now. 1000 rupees currency notes have been discontinued. The note has an image signifying the prospering Indian economy.

11. Two Thousand Rupees Note

On 8 November 2016, the Government of India demonetized the Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000 notes. It introduced a new Rs. 2000 note which has the image of Mangalyaan on it. Mangalyaan is the first interplanetary space mission of India.