The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) started pumping ₹200 notes into the system from last Friday in a bid to ease cash transactions and make the currency system more efficient. This is the second new denomination to be issued, after ₹2,000, since the demonetisation exercise in November. Ever wondered why introduce a ₹200 note instead of ₹250 or why there is never a ₹99 currency note? There is a reason behind it. It is called the Renard Series. | The Hindu

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