Big news about Rs 500 notes; Important information given to people by RBI

An important piece of news has come out about the Rs 500 note. We all have Rs 500 notes so this news is necessary for us. Do you know the claim of Rs.500 notes that has been made for the last few days? If not, we tell you.

The claim said that one should not take a Rs 500 note which has a green stripe near Gandhiji's photograph and not near the RBI governor's signature. The PIB fact check has found this claim to be false.

According to RBI, both these types of notes are acceptable for transactions. PIB Fact Check verifies false rumors and messages spread on social media from time to time. Which can prevent people from being harmed by the wrong message.

Earlier, it was claimed that Rs 5, 10 and Rs 100 notes had been discontinued. Many were worried as the message went viral on social media. The message was later tweeted by the Press Information Bureau (PIB) and any such announcement was made by the RBI.

The news that Rs 5, 10 and 100 notes would be discontinued was completely false and misleading. People should not believe this viral news. The RBI had said that Rs 5, 10 and Rs 100 notes would remain in circulation as before.

How to identify 500 rupee note? Learn about it. 1) When the Rs. 500 note is placed in front of the light, it is seen that Pusat 500 is written there. 2) You can see this number only when you place it at a 45 degree angle in front of your eyes.

500 numbers will be written in Devanagari. 4) The orientation and position of Mahatma Gandhi's photo will be slightly different compared to the old notes. 5) When the notes are slightly broken, the color of the security thread changes from green to blue.

The Guarantee Clause, Governor's Signature, Promise Clause and RBI logo have been moved to the right as compared to the old notes. 7) You will also see Mahatma Gandhi's photo and electrotype watermark on the new Rs. 500 note.

The numbers written on the top left and bottom of the right side get bigger from left to right. 9) The number 500 written here is seen changing color. Its color will be found from green to blue.

On the right is the Ashoka Pillar. There is a circle box on the right side in which the number 500 is written. On the right and left side there are 5 bleed lines which stand out. 11) The year printed on the notes is written.

Along with the slogan is the logo of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan. 13) There is also a language panel in the middle. 14) Along with the Indian flag, a photo of the Red Fort has also been printed on the new notes. 15) 500 numbers have been written in Devanagari language.