Mysuru, June 24 (BCT)- Even after Reserve Bank of India (RBI) announcing that Rs. 10 coin continues to be a legal tender, a majority of people are reluctant to transact and exchange coins. Sorting out arguments between customers and vendors has become a daily feature at markets and shops.
While it is a herculean task for a Rs. 10 coin holder to convince shop-keepers, vendors and bus conductors not to turn them down when exchanged for payment, even government organisations are clueless on what to do with the coins that have accumulated with them.
