Why Rani Ki Vav Is Featured on India’s Rs 100 Note

The article discusses the inclusion of Rani Ki Vav, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a one-thousand-year-old architectural marvel from Gujarat, on the new Rs 100 note. It explores the significance of this historic site and its representation in Indian currency, highlighting its cultural importance and heritage.

Source: Rani Ki Vav On Rs 100 Note: How Gujarat’s 1,000-Year-Old Architectural Marvel Made It To Currency?

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