But have you noticed, apart from the Father of the Nation, there is always another picture on every note running in the country, which is different on every note of denomination. Yes, Mahatma Gandhi is always visible on the front side (OBVERSE SIDE) on the notes of Rs 10, Rs 20, Rs 50, Rs 100, Rs 200, Rs 500 and Rs 2000 currently running in India, but every note But at the rear (REVERSE SIDE) a different monument is visible.
Come, let us tell you today – which note has been printed on which monument, and what is its importance and specialty.
Konark Sun Temple is visible on the 10 rupee note
The Sun Temple (Konark) built in the 13th century in the Puri district of Odisha, a state on the Indian east coast, is said to be the gift of King Narasimha Deva I of the Eastern Ganga dynasty. In the year 1984, UNESCO recognized it as a World Heritage Site. Chandrabhaga Mela is held every year in this temple, very famous among Hindus, where thousands of devotees gather.
Ellora caves are visible on Rs 20 note
Located in Aurangabad district of Maharashtra, Ellora has more than 100 caves cut out of basalt rocks, of which only 34 are allowed for the public. Hindu and Buddhist caves at Ellora were prepared during the period of Rashtrakuta dynasty, while later Jain caves were built here during the period of Yadava dynasty. It is also protected by the Archaeological Department of India, and it has also been recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site.
Hampi’s stone-built chariot is visible on the Rs 50 note
The huge stone chariot in the Vitthal temple complex in Hampi, Karnataka is actually a temple dedicated to Garuda, which was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in the year 1986.
Rani ki Vav is seen on 100 rupee note
Rani ki Vav, built in the 11th century, is also included in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Built on the banks of the Saraswati river in Patan village of Gujarat, this step was built during the time of Solanki Empire. Many artifacts have also been made in the stepwell, which are associated with Lord Vishnu. This heritage is considered to be one of the oldest stepwells. It has carved pillars and more than 800 sculptures on the walls, which are based on 10 incarnations of Lord Vishnu.
Sanchi Stupa is visible on 200 rupee note
The historical heritage of Buddhism located in Madhya Pradesh is the Sanchi Stupa, which was built by Emperor Ashoka, who is called ‘Ashok the Great’. It is said that after the fierce Kalinga war during the third century BC, he had built this stupa when he decided to preach peace. The stupa, which is considered to be one of the oldest stone works of India, was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the year 1989.
Historic Red Fort is visible on 500 rupee note
Everyone is familiar with the Red Fort built during the Mughal period, on whose ramparts, the Prime Minister of the country has been addressing the nation every year by hoisting the tricolor on the occasion of Independence Day. Thousands of tourists also reach to see this fort built of red colored bricks during the time of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan.
Mangalyaan is seen on 2000 rupee note
The Mars Orbitor Mission, popularly known as ‘Mangalyaan’, is considered to be the country’s biggest leap in the field of space science. The Indian Space Research Organization (ISRO) had sent Mangalyaan in the year 2014, which successfully reached Mars. Before this, no country had ever reached Mars in the first attempt, and India is the first country in Asia to achieve such a feat.
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