The article discusses the journey of the Indian rupee since 1947 when India gained independence. It highlights significant milestones such as the transition from the British Indian rupee to the Indian rupee, the issuance of new notes, and the introduction of denominations like ₹1,000 and ₹2,000. It covers the shift from the pegged exchange rate to a floating exchange rate system, and the rupee’s volatility against major currencies. The article also mentions the rupee’s internationalization efforts, including its presence in international trade and finance. Despite challenges like inflation and economic reforms, the Indian rupee has shown resilience and evolved as a significant global currency.