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BFSI Chronicle, 2 nd  Annual Issue, 10 th th  Edition July 2022
                                                 BFSI Chronicle, 2 Annual Issue, 10  Edition July 2022
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        CENTRAL



        BANK DIGITAL


        CURRENCY -


        CBDC



                                                            he “Digital Rupee” will be based on Blockchain
                                                            Technology and is expected to be up and running
                                                            by the end of March 2023. This Digital Rupee will
                                                     Tbe financed by the Reserve Bank of India.

                                                     Digital Rupee would also lead to a less costly and more effi  -
                                                     cient Currency Management System. The Finance Minister
                                                     Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman said the Digital Currency would

                                                     offer a “Big Boost” to the Digital Economy.
                                                     “Introduction of Central Bank Digital Currency” (CBDC)
                                                     will give a big boost to the digital economy. Digital curren-

                                                     cy will also lead to a more efficient and cheaper currency

                                                     management system. It is therefore proposed to introduce
                                                     Digital Rupee using blockchain and other technologies
                                                     and to be issued by the Reserve Bank of India starting in
                                                     2022-23.”
                                                               Finance Minister Smt. Nirmala Sitharaman.


                                                     How much money does the Government of
                                                     India Spend to Print Currency Notes?
                                                     The Government of India Spends through
                                                     Reserve Bank of India:

                                                     `4.18 to print every ` 2,000 Notes.
                                                     `2.57 for `500 Note and

                                                     `1.51 to get a  `100 Note printed, as per
                                                     Bharatiya Reserve Bank Note Mudran (P) Ltd.

                                                     ` 1.01 is spent to print a `50 Note.
        Dr. Sai Sudha Puvvala
                                                     Cost to Print ` 20 Note, ` 1, is a Paisa cheaper
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                                                     than the Cost of Printing a ` 10 Note.


                                                                The Institute Of Cost Accountants Of India

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