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What is the national currency of India?
Answer: B
It is the rupee.
The name comes from the Sanskrit rupya, wrought silver, and the coin was standardised by Sher Shah Suri in the sixteenth century. The rupee symbol adopted in 2010 combines the Devanagari ra with a Latin R and a double bar.
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