DelhiDesk: The new Indian 2000 rupee note features a picture of Mahatma Gandhi in the front, with “Bharat” and “India” written in small font. The note is inscribed in Hindi and English, and is guaranteed by the RBI and the Government of India. The right side of the note features a watermark of 2000 and the Ashoka pillar. For the visually impaired, there are seven raised lines on both sides. The back of the note features the year of printing, the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan logo and slogan, and a picture of Mangalyaan.
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👉 In the front part of the note, the picture of Mahatma Gandhi was inscribed in the middle.
👉 Bharat and India were written in micro size in the middle of the note.
👉 The note was inscribed in Hindi and English and RBI, guaranteed by the Government of India.
👉 The picture of Mahatma Gandhi was also inscribed on the right side and there was a water mark of 2000.
👉 Ashoka pillar was inscribed on the right side.
👉 Seven lines were made on the left and right side of the note for the blind, which were raised.
👉 Four special things are mentioned in the back side of the note. The year of printing of the note, the logo and slogan of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan, in two thousand languages and the picture of Mangalyaan.
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