Unraveling the Mystery: The Hidden Meaning Behind Lines on 100 and 200 Rupee Notes

• Indian rupee notes feature special tactile marks, known as 'bleed marks', designed for a specific purpose beyond decoration.
• The number and design of these lines vary by denomination, particularly noticeable on 100, 200, 500, and 2000 rupee notes.
• The 100 rupee note has four lines on each side, while the 200 rupee note has four lines with two circular marks in the center.
• The 500 rupee note features five curved lines on each side, aiding in easy distinction.
• These 'bleed marks' are primarily designed to help visually impaired individuals identify note denominations by touch, promoting inclusivity and independence.