2010 - RBI Platinum Jubilee | Commemorative Coin
The 2nd commemorative coin for the year 2010 was to celebrate the Platinum Jubilee of Reserve Bank of India. A Rs 75 coin was issued for the first time in the coinage of the Republic of India.
The Reserve Bank of India, established on 1 April 1935 during the British Raj in accordance with the provisions of the Reserve Bank of India Act, 1934, serves as the central banking institution of India, wielding control over the monetary policy of the rupee. This institution plays a crucial role in the government's development strategy and holds membership in the Asian Clearing Union.
At the helm of the central bank is the Central Board of Directors, the primary committee responsible for governance. Appointed by the Government of India for a four-year term, the Board comprises a governor, four deputy governors, four directors representing regional boards, and ten other directors from diverse fields. Over the years, the central bank has been guided by 21 governors, with the current incumbent being D. Subbarao.
In 2010, the Reserve Bank of India commemorated its Platinum Jubilee, marking 75 years of dedicated service and contribution to the nation's financial landscape.
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