what does INR stand for in currency?
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INdian Rupiah.\nThe first two leters are the code for the country, and the third one is the code for the name of the currency.\nSome examples: MXN is MeXican (New) peso, NOK is NOrwegian Kron, CHF is Swiss franc, JPY is JaPanese Yen. the Euro does not follow this pattern though.
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1. Euro\n2. US Dollar\n3. UK Pound\n4. Canadian Dollar\n5. Australian Dollar\n6. Japanese Yen\n7. Indian Rupee\n8. New Zealand Dollar\n9. Switzerland Franc\n10. South African Rand
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It is not a specific currency.  Its a silver coin designed by FIFA, approx. twice the size of a quarter.  In one side you can see the FIFA official Seal, and on the other side you see the letters FIFA.
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Usually In India, we charge 3 Rs/page for typing. ( 1USD = 45.68 INR )
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http://www.interchangefx.co.uk/currency_converter.htm\n\nGood luck
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It probably just made more sense to describe the amount and then the currency.  I see some written descriptions outside the US use the currency symbol afterward, like 637$.  Maybe we should all start doing it...:-)
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http://finance.yahoo.com/currency?u\nGO HERE AND YOU WILL FIND OUT
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Against which currency?  This is the Euro, for example: http://finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=USDEUR=X&t=5y
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Currency in Saudi Arabia: Saudi riyal (SAR) \n\nHope this helps --\n\n-- Alan
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Multiply the dollars by fifty. That is roughly the equivalent in Rupees.( Actual differs from day to day basis and hovers between Rs. 45 to Rs 48.)\n\nIn this case it will be less than 150 million Rupees.
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This is referring to the possibility of the Indian rupee being convertible to any other currency.  The Indian government may not necessarily allow its currency to be bought or sold on the foreign market.  Or the Indian government may rigorously or partially control the price at which its currency might be traded for policy reasons.  \n\nA currency is fully or freely convertible if it might be bought or sold on the international market at a market set rate for any other currency, like the US dollar or the Swiss franc or the Euro, for example.\n\nA currency is partially convertible, like the Chinese Yuan (renminbi) if its price is at least partially controlled or set by the government.  Not long ago, it was set in stone by the government.
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UK - pound\nAustralia - dollar\nchian  yuan\njapan - yen\nIsrael  - shekel\nfrance franc\nHow many do you need. Another few dozen of top of head.
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At this very moment as i type it is $1 = Rs.44.33 \n\nYou can get the value of almost every currency in terms of indian rupee from: http://www.x-rates.com/d/INR/table.html
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It was the Lira but now they use the Euro. You can check the current rate of exchange on a yahoo or google search under currency converter.
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6800 / month x 12 months / year = 81600 / year.\n\n6800\nx 12\n-----------\n13600\n6800\n-----------\n81600\n\nLooking at the conversion rates for INR to USD, that seems like a pretty pitiful annual salary.  That works out to about $0.89 / hour or $1782.00 / year assuming full time work.  Are salaries really that low in India?
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www.gocurrency.com In the upper right corner there is a curency converter. You can see what P250 or 2 pounds fifty is in any currency.
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562500 indian currency approx