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regarding different types of the collection in the form of PDF I,e Portable Document Format are based on Anand Heritage Gallery's collection and information from other Different Organisations who work for the Upliftment of Collector's interest.
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The banking system in India is regulated and supervised by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI), which is the central banking institution of the country. Banks in India are subject to various laws, regulations, and guidelines issued by the RBI and other regulatory authorities.
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HISTORY
The history of princely states in India dates back to the pre-colonial period when the Indian subcontinent was divided into various territories ruled by local monarchs or chieftains. These princely states enjoyed varying degrees of autonomy and were often in a tributary relationship with larger empires.
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INTRODUCTION
Commemorative Proof and Uncirculated (Unc) sets are special coin sets produced by government mints to celebrate specific events or anniversaries. These sets typically contain specially minted coins with unique designs or finishes that make them collectible and desirable among numismatists (coin collectors).
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HISTORY
The history of banking terminology is closely tied to the development and evolution of banking systems throughout history. Here’s a brief overview of some key terms and their historical origins:
Bank: The word “bank” originates from the Italian word “banco,” meaning a bench or a money changer’s table.
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INTRODUCTION
An encyclopedia is a comprehensive reference work that provides information on various subjects. While there is specific “Bank Cheques Encyclopedia” as a standalone publication, We can provide you with some general information about bank cheques.
A bank cheque, also known as a cashier’s check or a bank draft, is a secure form of payment issued by a bank on behalf of a customer.
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GREETINGS CARDS HISTORY
India Post has a rich history of delivering greetings cards. The tradition of sending greetings cards through the postal system dates back to the colonial period. The earliest known instance of India Post issuing a commemorative postage stamp specifically for a greeting card was in 1957, celebrating “Greeting Stamps.” These stamps were designed to be affixed to envelopes, essentially serving as a combined stamp and greeting card.
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The evolution of Indian paper money.
The history of paper money in India dates back to the late 18th century during the British colonial era. Here is a brief overview of the Republic of India’s paper money history:
British India: The first paper currency notes in India were issued by the Bank of Hindostan, the General Bank in Bengal, and the Bengal Bank in the early 19th century. However, the first official paper currency was introduced by the British colonial government in 1861, known as the “Victoria Portrait” series.
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INTRODUCTION
Indian princely state postage stamps refer to a unique and fascinating aspect of philately (the study of stamps). Before India gained independence in 1947, it was not a single unified nation but a subcontinent of several princely states, each ruled by its own local ruler or monarch. These princely states had varying degrees of autonomy and were under the suzerainty of the British Crown.