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ABP News on MSNRupee Symbol Creator Udaya Kumar Reacts To Row Over TN Govt Replacing '₹' Symbol: 'I Never Expected...'The Tamil Nadu government earlier decided to replace the Devanagari-style rupee symbol '₹' with a Tamil letter in its budget ...
"By erasing it now, the DMK is not only rejecting a national symbol but also utterly disregarding the creative contribution ...
The man behind the iconic rupee symbol design is D. Udaya Kumar, an Indian academic and designer with a passion for typography and graphic design. Kumar's design for the rupee symbol is a blend of the ...
Our LA correspondent digs up the history of those monumental letters, and why the site has been a platform for political statements and pranks alike.
IIT Guwahati Professor D. Udaya Kumar discusses Tamil Nadu's new rupee logo, designed by him, amid controversy.
The Tamil Nadu government has replaced the rupee symbol ’ ₹’ with a Tamil sign in the state budget as the language dispute intensifies.
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Rupee symbol creator and former DMK MLA’s son distances himself from Tamil Nadu budget logo rowTamil Nadu government replaces rupee symbol with Tamil letter in budget logo amid language ... at the top representing the national flag and also the "equal to" sign. "The Indian Rupee sign was ...
The symbol is a blend of Indian and Roman letters - capital 'R ... symbolising the national flag and the "equal to" sign. The Centre had officially adopted the rupee symbol on July 15, 2010.
The Tamil Nadu government on Thursday released its new logo for the State Finance Budget slated to be released on Friday, March 14.
Have you ever thought about how old coins can reveal stories from India’s past? Imagine a busy marketplace where traders ...
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ABP News on MSNTamil Nadu Drops '₹' For Rupee, Replaces With Tamil Symbol — Know What It MeansA day before Tamil Nadu Budget 2025-26, Chief Minister MK Stalin released financial statement of the state replacing the ...
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