Abstract: For the first time, Indian scientists at CSIR-NPL have come up with an ink-based solution that safeguards against counterfeit currency notes without relying on any foreign technology or assistance.
The author is a Scientist and Assistant Professor at department of Alternative Energy Materials Group at CSIR -National Physical Laboratory , New Delhi. guptabgupta@nplindia.org
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