There are a total of four rupee printing presses in India. If we have 2000 rupee note then we can buy many things. Practically one month’s food cost for one person comes to around 2000 taka. Not only 2000 but also 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500, the government of India spends money in printing these special notes. But what is the total cost? There was a lot of confusion about this. Now this calculation has come to the fore. Recently Central Bank of India reserve Bank of India Brought this update myself.

Let us first have a look at the printing press used to print Indian currency –

1. There is a printing press at the Divas place of Madhya Pradesh state.
2. There is a press in Nashik city of Maharashtra.
3. The third money printing press is located at Mysore in the state of Karnataka.
4. The fourth and latest printing press is at Shalbani in East Midnipore, West Bengal.

The cost of printing 10-2000 note in details –

1. It used to cost 3.20 paise to print a 2000 rupee note. That is, it costs Rs 3,200 to print Rs 1,000 to Rs 2,000 notes.
2. It costs 2.29 paise to print a 500 rupee note. It costs Rs 2,290 to print Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 notes.
3. It costs 2 taka 37 paise to print a 200 taka note. It costs 2370 rupees to print 1000 200 rupee notes.
4. The cost of printing a 100 rupee note is 1 rupee 77 paise. Similarly, Rs 1,770 will be spent on printing one thousand 100 rupee notes.
5. The cost of printing a 50 rupee note is 1 rupee 13 paise. 1000 note means 1130 rupees.
6. It costs 95 paise to print a 20 rupee note. 1000 note means 950 rupees.
7. It costs 96 paise to print a 10 rupee note. 1000 10 taka note ie 960 taka.

Then this interesting fact becomes clear that irrespective of the market rate of Rs 500 or Rs 20 notes, printing of Rs 200 or Rs 10 notes incurs additional cost. However, due to the increase in the market rate, the cost of printing money has increased greatly. reserve Bank of India,