New Rs 1,000 note with temple image in India? Govt clarifies on viral claim
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New Rs 1,000 note with temple image in India? Govt clarifies on viral claim
Images of a purported Rs 1,000 yellow currency note have circulated on social media recently. Claims state that the note is new or will be introduced soon on the 15th. PIB Fact Check has clarified that no announcement from the Reserve Bank of India supports this claim. The agency has advised the public to verify information through official sources before sharing it.
Is a new ₹1,000 note coming? PIB Fact Check has dismissed the claims circulating on social media as fake and said the RBI has not made any such announcement.
While the central government led by Prime Minister Modi has not only withdrawn 1000 rupee notes from circulation but also banned them, it has recently been reported on the website that the central government is going to introduce a new 1000 rupee note with the image of the Thanjavur Big Temple in yellow, otherwise it will be directly introduced for public use on the 15th.
There are many posts being shared on social media these days ranging from the release of a new Rs 1,000 note. If you also believe this viral claim, get to know its authenticity first. The RBI has made a big disclosure on the matter.
PIB Fact Check debunks viral claims of new Rs 1,000 note, says RBI has made no announcement
Digital Desk | New Delhi, Oct 27 (IANS) The Press Information Bureau's (PIB) Fact Check unit on Tuesday dismissed as fake a series of viral social media claims suggesting that a new Rs 1,000 currency note has been issued or is set to be introduced in India. The clarification came after several posts circulated across platforms such as Instagram, X and Telegram, showing individuals holding a purported yellow-coloured Rs 1,000 note. Some social…
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