The Tamil Nadu government's use of a different symbol instead of the Indian rupee (₹) in its recent state budget document has ...

The DMK-led Tamil Nadu government's decision to replace the rupee symbol has sparked criticism from Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. She argues that this move undermines Indian unity and promotes ...

In a fresh political skirmish, DMK MLA Ezhilan Naganathan rebuffed the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for its criticism over Tamil Nadu government's maneuver to replace the Rupee symbol with a Tamil ...

The previous Budget carried the Indian currency symbol ₹ The BJP, unsurprisingly, has a sharply different perspective. The party's state unit spokesperson Narayanan Thirupathy told NDTV the move ...

The Tamil Nadu government has dropped the national rupee symbol, replacing it with the Tamil letter for ‘Ru’ in the state budget logo, escalating the ongoing three-language controversy. This comes ...

The official currency of India is the rupee (INR), which is issued and regulated by the Reserve Bank of India. It's denoted by the symbol ₹ and is subdivided into 100 paise. The primary medium ...

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Now, Gen Z has focused its glare on ideas of affluent dressing, posting images and videos on social media of what is being dubbed the “old money aesthetic”: cable-knit sweaters tossed over ...

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All of her friends at school collect them, too. “We constantly rate and trade the different scents,” she says, adding that Blue Sandalwood is her most-spritzed because the spicy mineral smell ...

Today we are sending up truckloads.” “I see it as the same market just with a different currency. The people are the same,” Keogh tells The Irish Times, though he is surprised by how rarely ...