Aap roz apne wallet ya pocket mein ₹1 ka sikka dekhte ho, par kya kabhi socha hai ki is ek rupee ke sikke ko banane mein sarkar ka kharcha kitna hota hoga? Jawab sunke aap kaafi surprise ho jaoge!
REk upee Coin Banane Ka Process
Ek ₹1 ka sikka banane ke liye Government of India ke Mint Houses kaam karte hain — jaise Noida, Mumbai, Hyderabad aur Kolkata Mints. Yeh coins stainless steel ya nickel-brass alloy se bante hain, jisme raw material ka cost, labor cost, electricity, machine maintenance, packaging aur transportation sab include hota hai.
Real Manufacturing Cost
Government ke RTI data aur Reserve Bank ke reports ke hisaab se, ₹1 coin banane ka average cost ₹1.20 se ₹1.50 ke beech hota hai. Matlab, ek rupee ka sikka banane mein sarkar ko us sikke ke value se zyada kharcha hota hai!
Example:
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Raw Material Cost → ₹0.70 – ₹0.90
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Minting & Labor Cost → ₹0.30 – ₹0.40
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Packaging & Distribution → ₹0.20 – ₹0.25
Total: ₹1.20 – ₹1.50
Phir Sarkar Nuksan Mein Kyun Banati Hai Coin?
Aap soch rahe honge, jab manufacturing cost zyada hai to sarkar coins kyun banati hai? Simple — public convenience aur monetary circulation ke liye. Coins ka life span notes se zyada hota hai, isliye long-term mein yeh fayde ka sauda ban jaata hai.
Interesting Fact
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₹10 ka coin banane ka cost ₹6 – ₹8 hota hai, jo value se kam hai.
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Lekin ₹1 aur ₹2 ke coins sarkar ko thoda extra mehenga padte hain.
Conclusion
Agle baar jab aap apne haath mein ek rupee ka sikka uthao, yaad rakhna ki uske peeche ek puri manufacturing journey aur ek chhupa hua cost factor hota hai. Shayad woh sikka sarkar ko aapke diye value se zyada mehenga pada ho!