Unraveling the Mystery: The Hidden Meaning of Lines on 100 and 500 Rupee Notes

• Indian currency notes feature special 'Bleed Marks' on their edges, often overlooked by the general public.
• These slanted lines are not decorative but serve a crucial purpose for visually impaired individuals.
• The number of lines varies by denomination: 100 Rupee notes have four lines, 200 Rupee notes have four lines with two dots, and 500 Rupee notes have five lines.
• Visually impaired people can identify the note's value by touching these lines, enabling independent transactions.
• The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) designed these features to make financial transactions accessible to everyone.