This is how the Indian currency notes are printed- Know the process

Before printing the Indian currency notes, there is a process which has to be followed

There is a specific paper which is used to print the currency notes. The paper is imported as well as procured locally

The paper of currency note is produced in specific paper mill- Currency Note Press situated in Maharashtra and Hoshangabad Paper Mill in Madhya Pradesh

One paper sheet is capable to print around 32 to 48 paper notes

There is a specific machine, which is used to colour the Indian currency note

Once the currency notes are dried up, they manually get sorted on the basis of colour development

After printing and sorting the notes, glitter ink is used to highlight the numbers on the Indian currency notes

Post this, the paper sheet turns into an Indian currency note of various values