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As per reports, the printing process of the new denomination will start in June this year after government officially approves it.

Plastic notes have an average life span of about five years and are difficult to imitate. Also, currency notes made of plastic are cleaner ...

RBI will soon "test waters" for plastic currency, beginning with Rs 10 notes and the process should be "fully on" in the coming year.

Plastic notes have an average life span of about five years and are difficult to imitate. Also, currency notes made of plastic are cleaner ...

Government in February had informed Parliament that one billion plastic notes of the denomination of Rs 10 will be introduced.

RBI has finally floated a tender for plastic currency notes after years of deliberation. However,the tender is only for a pilot project.

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RBI governor D Subbarao today said the central bank will soon introduce on a pilot basis plastic currency notes as they have longer life.

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RBI to introduce Rs 10 polymer banknotes whose life span would be 4 times the normal currency notes and would be difficult to imitate.

The Reserve Bank has said it is considering use of plastic to make currency notes, replacing paper which has a shorter life.

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