English: The 100 rupee notes was released on 26.12.1960 during the tenure of HVR Iyengar (RBI Governor from 01.03.1957 to 28.02.1962). The size of this note is 109x172 mm. There are various colours on this note, the predominant one being Lavender. The prefix (AA/69 on this specimen) is placed in double lines and mentioned in red colour on the top left hand corner and diagonally opposite on the bottom right hand corner. There is a circular “100” numeral on both sides, on one side flanked by “Rs” in English and on the other by “Ru” in Hindi. The numerals “100” and “RBI” on either side of the Governor’s signature are in intaglio (incised/raised design). There is a floral design around the signature and around the words displayed prominently “ONE HUNDRED RUPEES” in English and “EK SAU RUPIYE” in Hindi. On the back, there are thirteen Regional languages along with an image of the Hirakud Dam and Hydro-Electric station. On the left and right side of the Note are the words “ONE HUNDRED RUPEES” and the numeral “Rs.100”, while the words “Ek Sau Rupiye” appear on the top right hand side of the Note. In the bottom centre is the RBI logo with floral designs.[1].