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PIB Fact Check says viral claim of a new Rs 1,000 note with temple design is false

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A widely shared social media claim suggested the government was introducing a new Rs 1,000 banknote featuring a temple design. The Press Information Bureau's Fact Check unit has examined the claim and labelled it false. The PIB's verdict counters the viral post and reiterates that the circulating message is not supported by official information. Readers are advised to rely on official government and Reserve Bank of India announcements rather than unverified forwards on social media.

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