Since its Independence in 1947, India has faced two major financial crises and two consequent
devaluations of the rupee. These crises were in 1966 and 1991 and, as we plan to show in this paper,
they had similar causes.
1.
In 1966 it was devaluated upto 36.5 %
2.
In 1991 it was devaluated upto 18-19 %
how many times Indian rupee is devaluated up to October 2009?
The current 1 Indian Rupee contains 100 paise. It is the decimal coinage adopted in 1957. Before 1957 starting from 1757, 1 Indian Rupee was of 16 Annas, with 1 Anna was of 4 paise and 1 paisa of 3 pies. 1 Rupee = 16 Anna 1 Anna = 4 Paise 1 Paisa = 3 pie
As at 11Oct09 1 US Dollar was worth 46.44 Indian Rupees. At currect 1 US Dollar equals 60.26 Indian Rupee.
As of 30th June 2009: 1 Australian Dollar = 38.88 Indian Rupees 1 Indian Rupee = 0.05 Australain Dollars
1 Omani Rial (OMR) = 131.30 Indian Rupees (INR). Varies everyday, Mon to Thu
how many times Indian rupee is devaluated up to October 2009?
how many times Indian rupee is devaluated up to October 2009?
how many times Indian rupee is devaluated up to October 2009?
30
66 lakhs
In May 2013 one Nepalese rupee was worth .6 of an Indian Rupee.
There are 15 languages on an Indian rupee
1 Saudi riyal = 12.1 Indian rupee 1000 Saudi riyal= 12090.6 Indian rupee 4000 Saudi riyal= 48362.5 Indian rupee
1.00 Indian Rupee = 2.34533 North Korean Wons 1.00 Indian Rupee = 19.6034 South Korean Wons
One million rupees are equal to 10 crores Indian rupees currency.
56.47 Indian Rupee
59984800000.00 Indian Rupee