What is the size of new Rs. 500 Bank Note?

The colour, size, theme, location of security features, and design elements of the new Rs.500 notes differ from those of the current series. The new note is 63mm x 150mm in dimension. The notes are stone grey in colour, with the major new motif being the Red Fort, an Indian cultural monument.

• Look at the register in denominational numerals.
  
  
• With denominational numerals as a latent picture
  
  
• Devanagari denominational numeral
  
  
• Mahatma Gandhi's image has had its orientation and relative position modified.
  
  
• When the note is tilted, the windowed security thread changes colour from green to blue.
  
  
• Guarantee Clause, Governor's signature, Promise Clause, and RBI insignia to the right
  
  
• Watermarks for portraits and electrotypes
  
  
• On the top left and bottom right sides, there is a number panel with numerals that rise in size from small to large.
  
  
• Denomination in numerals on the bottom right, with Rupee Symbol in colour changing ink (green to blue).
  
  
• On the right, the Ashoka Pillar insignia.

For the blind and visually impaired:

• Mahatma Gandhi's image, Ashoka Pillar emblem, bleed lines, and identifying marks are all printed in intaglio or raised printing.
  
  

• On the right, there is a circle with Rs.500 in raised print.
  
  
• In raised print, there are 5 bleed lines on the left and right sides.

Reverse:

• On the left, the Swachh Bharat logo with the motto Language panel, and in the centre, the Red Fort - a depiction of an Indian heritage monument with the Indian flag.
• On the right, the Devnagari denomination number.