Government's fact checking agency PIB Fact Check has said that there are no plans to withdraw paper currency notes or replace them with plastic currency notes by June 30, 2026.

PIB Fact Check said on X, “Several social media posts are falsely claiming that RBI will withdraw paper currency notes and replace them with plastic currency notes from June 30, 2026.” ...

The RBI and Centre have debunked viral claims that paper currency notes will be replaced with plastic notes by June 30.

Central bank is studying polymer notes but social media posts saying that paper currency notes will be withdrawn soon are false, it says ...

The unit further appealed to users to report suspicious content related to the Government of India to @PIBFactCheck.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is revisiting an ambitious strategy that could fundamentally alter how hundreds of millions of citizens handle their physical money. The central bank is reportedly ...

The claim, which has been widely shared across social media platforms and messaging apps, prompted a clarification from the government's fact-checking arm ...

Government clarifies there are no plans to replace paper currency with plastic notes, dismissing social media claims as fake.

The Reserve Bank of India is considering the introduction of polymer banknotes into circulation, reviving a proposal first floated over a decade ago, as the cost of printing paper currency surges and ...

New Delhi: The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is once again considering the possibility of introducing polymer—or plastic-based—currency notes in the country. RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra shared this ...

Viral social media claims about the Reserve Bank of India replacing paper currency with plastic notes by June 30, 2026, are false. The Press Information Bureau's fact-check team has debunked these ...