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Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Security features of the new Rs 2000 and Rs 500 notes
Security features of the new Rs 2000 and Rs 500 notes
A look at the security features of the newly-launched Rs. 2,000 and Rs. 500 notes from the RBIs stable.
Rs. 2,000 (colour: magenta)
* Is a part of the Mahatma Gandhi (New) series, with a motif of Indias Mars orbiter, the Mangalyaan on the reverse
* Size: 66mm x 166mm
Front side:
1. See through register where the numeral 2,000 can be seen when note is held against light
2. Latent image of 2,000 can be seen when the note is tilted
3. Devanagari denomination
4. Portrait of Mahatma Gandhi
5. Micro letters RBI and 2,000
6. Colour shift security thread with RBI and 2,000
7. Guarantee clause, Governors signature and RBI emblem on the right
8. Watermarks of Mahatma Gandhi and electrotype 2,000 numeral
9. Number panel with numerals growing from small to big on top left and bottom right sides
10. Denominational numeral with Rupee symbol, 2,000 in colour changing ink
11. Ashoka pillar emblem
For visually impaired:
12. Rectangle with Rs.2,000 in raised print on right
13. Seven angular bleed lines in raised print
Rs. 500
The size is 63mm x 150mm, colour is stone grey with Red Fort and Mahatma Gandhis image on each sides
Features:
1. See through register in denomination numeral
2. Latent image of the denomination numeral
3. Denomination numeral in Devnagari
4. Orientation of Mahatma Gandhis portrait changed
5. Windowed security thread changes from green to blue when note is tilted
6. Guarantee clause, Governors signature, RBI emblem shifted towards right
7. Portrait and electrotype watermarks
8. Number panel with numerals growing from small to big on top left and bottom right sides
9. Denomination in nuemrals with Rupee symbol in colour changing ink (green to blue) on bottom right
10. Ashoka pillar emblem on right
For visually impaired:
11. Circle with Rs. 500 in raised print on the right
12. Bleed lines on left and right in raised print
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Thursday, February 2, 2017
These Secret Codes Let You Access Hidden iPhone Features
These Secret Codes Let You Access Hidden iPhone Features
iPhone is the most popular type of cell phone in the world which has much craze among the people due to its stunning look, incredible features, and design. Despite the fact that millions own an iPhone, many are unaware of some of the most amazing features hidden away in this little device. Did you know that there are actually a handful of secret iPhone codes? Yes, it’s true.
Here are “The secret codes” which most of the iPhone users are not aware of. The features range from extremely useful (like showing your exact signal strength) to very niche (like displaying your call forwarding status). These secret codes are combinations of numbers and the *(asterisk) and # (number sign) symbols.
Check The List of iPhone Secret Codes:
1. Block Caller ID:
By using the simple code you can hide your phone number. No one would be able to identify if it’s you calling. To do this just dial #31# and your phone number.
It will look like this for the person receiving the phone call.
2. Check Signal Strength:
The signal bars are not the correct method to measure whether the signal is good or bad. Dialing *3001#12345#* will bring up a list of options. Ignoring the list of choices, just hold down the power button until the home screen reappears.
You will have numbers on the top left, instead of bars or circles. A number between the range of -4 to -80 indicates a strong signal, below that, is a bad signal. If you are down around -140, you have no signal.
3. Find Your Phone’s Unique IMEI:
We know that every phone as its unique code identifier that is displayed inside the phone settings.
But by typing #06# you can easily access the code.
4. Find Out Where Your Texts Go:
Do you know that regular messages (SMS) work by forwarding your message wirelessly to a message center via a specific phone number? Yes, it’s true. To see your carrier’s secret number, punch in *#5005*7672# and then hit the call button.
5. Call Barring:
Call barring, this allows you to block both incoming and outgoing calls. You will have to pay for the service. But if you already do, enable it by entering *33*PIN#, or you can disable it by entering #33*PIN#.
6. Call Waiting:
This is also a paid service. Call waiting allows you to place incoming or current calls on hold. You can turn it ON or OFF and figure out whether it’s done with a few codes. To find out the status of your call waiting, dial *#43#. To turn it ON, dial *43# and to turn it OFF, dial #43#.
7. Call Forwarding:
To check if your forwarding calls are activated and where you are forwarding them to, enter *#21#.
8. Check Number of Missed Calls:
To check the number of missed calls, punch in, *#61#.
9. EFR Mode:
EFR stands for Enhanced Full Rate that improves voice quality for GSM services. To turn it on, dial *3370#. However, this slightly reduces battery life.
Now, you are aware of the iPhone secret codes right. Will these codes make your life easier? Do let us know in the comment section below.
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Sunday, January 22, 2017
New Rs 50 Rs 100 Rs 1 000 Notes Design Security Features How To Exchange Old Currency
New Rs 50 Rs 100 Rs 1 000 Notes Design Security Features How To Exchange Old Currency
New Rs.50, Rs.100, Rs.1,000 Notes Design
The lower denomination currency notes of Rs 100 and Rs 50 will hang in as a valid currency in the circulating medium. Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das stated that edification and improvement in the appearance of currency notes of Rs.1,000, Rs.100, Rs.50 denominations will be executed. The new notes of Rs.2,000 are being issued because of unpredictable inflation rates. Banks and post offices have already started issuing the new series of Rs.500 and Rs.2,000 notes. The Reserve Bank of India will also bring new possible changes in Rs.50, Rs.100, Rs.1,000 Notes.
New Rs.50, Rs.100, Rs.1,000 Notes Release Date
The government on Tuesday had withdrawn the use of old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes to whitewash black money and terror financing. The colour new Rs. 500 note is stone grey and approximately will be in size of 66mm x 150mm. Newly shipped Rs 2,000 notes will be of magenta colour with Mangalayan designated on the reverse side. The new banknotes of Rs 500 and Rs. 2000 are distinctive in the premises of series in colour, size, theme, a ground of security features and design element. The Reserve Bank of India is going to bring forward Rs. 2000 denomination banknotes in relevance to Mahatma Gandhi (New) Series. It will delineate the Image of Red Fort with Indian flag on the reverse side.
New Rs.50, Rs.100, Rs.1,000 Notes Features
New Rs.50, Rs.100, Rs.1,000 Notes with the new specification, Design and Security Features can act as the prime regulator of black money. The signature in all the new notes Rs.50, Rs.100 and Rs.1,000 will be of Dr Urjit R. Patel, Governor of RBI. A semblance of Swachh Bharat Logo with the printing as 2016 will be lithographed on the Banknote. In order to protect a country from the excessive supply of money government of India has come in active mode. Proposal to allow all foreign institutional investors in commodity trading has been left for the official decision. SEBI has been imparted with the duty to look into this proposal to define its scrutiny.
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