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20 discussions for en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero_rupee_note:

• Zero Rupee Note

  235 comments on Hacker News 6 years ago (771 points)

• Zero-rupee note

  76 comments on Hacker News 1 year ago (160 points)

• TIL India has a zero rupee note that is mainly used by angry citizens in response to governmental functionaries that want bribes in return for use of free services. It's still in circulation to this date.

  38 comments on r/todayilearned 10 years ago (974 points)

• Zero rupee note

  23 comments on r/wikipedia 6 years ago (332 points)

• TIL Indian citizens fought against corruption by paying bribes with 0 rupee notes designed to look like 50 rupee notes.

  21 comments on r/todayilearned 12 years ago (499 points)

• TIL that a organization in India created a zero-rupee note as a means to fight political corruption. The note resembles the 50 rupee note but is used to show refusal to participate in bribery and several millions of the note have been distributed accross India.

  19 comments on r/todayilearned 6 years ago (333 points)

• Podríamos usar esta idea

  18 comments on r/mexico 10 years ago (49 points)

• TIL that India has a zero rupee note and encourages citizens to use it when asked to bribe

  9 comments on r/todayilearned 10 years ago (125 points)

• TIL that India has an (unofficial) Zero Rupee note. Having no monetary value, it "paid" to government officials by citizens in an attempt to stop bribery, and is still in circulation to this day (2.5 million notes)

  5 comments on r/todayilearned 10 years ago (76 points)

• Zero rupee note to fight systemic political corruption

  5 comments on r/india 10 years ago (9 points)

• TIL about: Zero rupee note - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. [NP]

  4 comments on r/india 10 years ago (14 points)

• TIL about Zero rupee note which was unveiled by an NGO for Indians to fight corruption.

  3 comments on r/india 12 years ago (14 points)

• TIL that India has a Zero rupee note. Having no monetary value, it "paid" to government functionaries by citizens in an attempt to stop bribery, and is still in circulation to this day.

  2 comments on r/IndiaMain 10 years ago (19 points)

• Zero-Rupee Note

  1 comments on r/hackernews 1 year ago (0 points)

• Zero Rupee Note

  1 comments on r/hackernews 6 years ago (1 point)

• TIL that India has a Zero rupee note. Having no monetary value, it "paid" to government functionaries by citizens in an attempt to stop bribery, and is still in circulation to this day.

  1 comments on r/todayilearned 10 years ago (26 points)

• Zero rupee note

  0 comments on Hacker News 10 years ago (3 points)

• Zero Rupee Note

  0 comments on r/bprogramming 6 years ago (1 point)

• Zero rupee note

  0 comments on r/mattslinks 5 years ago (1 point)

• Fighting systemic political corruption in India with the zero rupee note.

  0 comments on r/socialcitizens 12 years ago (6 points)