In 2007, the government had announced to issue coins bearing the image of Shaheed-e-azam Bhagat Singh. Although these coins were already made by the Reserve Bank of India (R.B.I.) in 2008, but till date the author
ities concerned have not given the green signal to bring these out in public.
Members of “All India Shaheed Bhagat Singh Brigade” charged the central government with 'unnecessarily delaying' the circulation of these coins that were minted in the denomination of Rs.100 and Rs. 5.
The Rs.100 coin has 50 percent silver content whereas Rs.5 coin is made of copper and zinc, but the constituents is changed in reality.
And I say
ities concerned have not given the green signal to bring these out in public.
Members of “All India Shaheed Bhagat Singh Brigade” charged the central government with 'unnecessarily delaying' the circulation of these coins that were minted in the denomination of Rs.100 and Rs. 5.
The Rs.100 coin has 50 percent silver content whereas Rs.5 coin is made of copper and zinc, but the constituents is changed in reality.
And I say
“The young generation learns whatever they see before their eyes. Releasing the coins of Bhagat Singh is the best medium to keep his ideology alive for the masses...”
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