Mumbai’s Fort area has been a centre of commerce for many generations now. Even now, despite the city’s centre of gravity moving northward, the areas still hums with business activity, from the pigeonhole offices in its decaying brownstones to the sleek modern tower of the BSE.
The Reserve Bank of India building is one of the more modern structures in the precinct, and it has carved out a section of its older offices on Pherozeshah Mehta Road to house the RBI Monetary Museum, which was started in 1998. It could have no better location.
Kushana Coins
(This story appears in the 27 August, 2010 issue of Forbes India. To visit our Archives, click here.)
can we the common people can visit RBI.what is the prcedure for it?pls rply
on Aug 6, 2013The article is good. It is short and simple. I want a detailed article with Photos of Paper Money from 18th century till today. If possible mail me.
on Sep 17, 2010