The INR 10 note features a portrait of Mahatma Gandhi on the front, symbolizing India’s independence movement. The reverse depicts the Sun Temple in Konark, Odisha, highlighting India’s rich architectural heritage. The note is brown with a security thread, watermark, and microprinting.

The INR 20 note displays Mahatma Gandhi on the front. The reverse showcases the Ellora Caves, reflecting India’s ancient cultural and artistic heritage. The note is green and includes tactile marks, watermark, and color-shifting ink.

The INR 50 note portrays Mahatma Gandhi on the front. The reverse features the Hampi Chariot and architectural motifs from Karnataka, representing historical grandeur. The note is blue and incorporates a security thread, watermark, and microprinting.

The INR 100 note shows Mahatma Gandhi on the front. The reverse illustrates the Rani ki Vav stepwell in Gujarat, highlighting India’s engineering and artistic heritage. The note is lavender with tactile marks, security thread, and color-shifting ink.

The INR 200 note features Mahatma Gandhi on the front. The reverse depicts the Sanchi Stupa, representing India’s Buddhist heritage and historical significance. The note is bright yellow and includes advanced security features such as watermark, security thread, and raised printing.

The INR 500 note shows Mahatma Gandhi on the front. The reverse highlights the Red Fort in Delhi, symbolizing India’s architectural and historical legacy. The note is stone grey with multiple security elements including color-shifting ink, microprinting, and watermark.

The INR 2000 note, the highest denomination, features Mahatma Gandhi on the front. The reverse depicts the Mangalyaan spacecraft, celebrating India’s achievements in space technology. The note is magenta and incorporates advanced security features, including color-shifting ink, tactile marks, and holographic elements.