Even in the age of UPI and scanners, get on the bus-auto to meet the retail but rely on that pocket cash! But hand on the head to take out the 10 rupee note from the pocket! Is it a note, or a crumpled piece of paper? Torn, dirty, saw the solotape notes, the conductor or autowalla, rejection! The central bank is also struggling to deal with torn or dirty notes worth billions of rupees every day. As a solution to this problem, what if RBI’s initiative changed your wallet overnight? India’s economy is facing such a revolutionary change that it will not get wet even if it rains, it will not tear even if it is twisted in the pocket! Breaking all old records, Reserve Bank of India has now decided to launch polymer or plastic currency. Although this note is successful in more than 50 countries around the world, how effective will this decision be in India? Is there any secret hidden behind this masterstroke of sending paper notes suddenly? Let’s find out-
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Reserve Bank of India branch BRBNMPL has already invited global tenders for 3.4 crore special polymer sheets. In 2009-2012, various weather tests were planned across the country, but they went into cold storage. However, this time there is no delay, if the trial run is successful at the beginning, preparations are underway to bring plastic notes (plastic money) to the market in a big way!
For every 4 new notes sent to the market, RBI has to destroy 3 old notes! 52,095 crore rupees have been washed away in the last 10 years just by printing notes. Plastic notes last 2 to 6 times longer than normal notes! As a result, the trouble of repeatedly tearing notes and ash is completely over.
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Hearing the use of plastic again frowns! Terry’s research says this polymer currency is a boon for the environment. Because firstly they will last for years, there is no chance of spoiling. Second, when they are old, they can be melted down and easily recycled into useful items such as dustbins or pipes.
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According to the world-renowned currency technology company Dilaroo, the vast majority of counterfeit notes are printed on paper. But polymer sheets have very complex and advanced security features, which are almost impossible to duplicate exactly. The day of fraud is over! When the number of fake notes is increasing again in India, they think it is better to develop this plastic technology.
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India’s love of cash between UPI or digital currency has not waned a bit. Last March, the amount of cash in the market increased to 41.7 lakh crores. More than 50 countries such as UK, Canada, Australia or Thailand have already adopted plastic currency. The era of plastic notes is going to start very quickly in India if you can handle the challenge of importing raw materials at the beginning!
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