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. The signature on one-rupee currency notes in India is that
of the:
(1) Governor, Reserve Bank of India
(2) The Secretary, Ministry of Finance
(3) The Finance Minister of India
(4) The President
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Answer / k . k . sinha
The signature on one - rupee is that of secretary , Ministry of Finance
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