Viral social media claims about the Reserve Bank of India replacing paper currency with plastic notes by June 30, 2026, are ...

Central bank is studying polymer notes but social media posts saying that paper currency notes will be withdrawn soon are ...

Government's fact checking agency PIB Fact Check has said that there are no plans to withdraw paper currency notes or replace ...

RBI is evaluating the introduction of polymer currency notes in India, reviving a proposal first tested over a decade ago. Learn what plastic banknotes are, their advantages, challenges, and why the ...

The Government of India, late on Tuesday, dismissed social media reports claiming that the Reserve Bank of India will withdraw all paper currency notes and replace them with plastic notes by the end ...

Reserve Bank of India is considering a pilot project for polymer banknotes, citing longer shelf life, lower replacement costs and rising demand for cash despite the growth of digital payments ...

The claim, which has been widely shared across social media platforms and messaging apps, prompted a clarification from the ...

Reserve Bank of India is reportedly reviving a decade-old plan to introduce polymer banknotes, with a pilot project expected soon. Here is what plastic currency is, why the RBI wants it and which ...

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is revisiting an ambitious strategy that could fundamentally alter how hundreds of millions of citizens handle their physical money. The central bank is reportedly ...

The RBI and Centre have debunked viral claims that paper currency notes will be replaced with plastic notes by June 30.

A post is presently circulating on several social media platforms that claims that the Reserve Bank of India will withdraw paper currency notes from June 30. Read the truth here.

Unlike paper currency, polymer notes are more durable and resistant to dirt and moisture, factors that are especially relevant in India's climate and usage conditions.