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Sify Home >> Finance >> Others >> The new rupee symbol deserved a more dignified debut

The new rupee symbol deserved a more dignified debut

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The Indian rupee's new symbol, an elegant, simple and brilliant combination of Sanskrit Ra and the English R without the stem, deserved a more dignified debut.

All we got was a minister holding up an A4-size sheet of paper for cameras sitting at her desk.

No fancy unveiling, no fireworks or music, no celebrations at all?

How unfortunate. How inelegant. How crass.

Image: A smiling Udaya Kumar with his winning design.

Text: Sanjaya Baru, Editor, Business Standard

AP, PTI and Reuters Images (Any unauthorised reproduction is strictly prohibited)

Also see: A unique welcome for the new rupee symbol




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