India Releases ₹100 Coin for Military Nursing Service Centenary
A ₹100 commemorative coin marking 100 years of the Military Nursing Service was released in New Delhi on September 30, 2026.
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A ₹100 commemorative coin marking 100 years of the Military Nursing Service was released in New Delhi on September 30, 2026.
A ₹100 coin and postage stamp mark the UPSC’s centenary, alongside a book and calls to modernize recruitment while preserving fair selection.
With silver costs and release numbers rising, 15- to 20-gram coins could offer collectors a more manageable way to follow India’s commemorative issues.
Bookings opened October 5 for the ₹100 centenary coin, offered in a Proof Set with booklet packaging at an initial price of ₹8,337.
Bookings began October 6, 2026, for the ₹100 UPSC Centenary Proof Set, priced at ₹15,485, with availability limited and the price subject to revision.
A 40-gram, 99.9% silver coin is planned for Ghanshyam Dass Jain’s birth centenary, with a portrait and bilingual inscriptions.
The Hyderabad Mint’s limited-quantity set pairs two ₹50 Project Tiger commemorative coins with a pen in a diary-style package.
A ₹100 coin and postage stamp honor musician and filmmaker Ghanshyam Dass Jain, whose centenary was marked with a book release and cultural programme.
A ₹100 coin and postage stamp honoring Mata Bhagwati Devi Sharma are set for unveiling at a three-day gathering in New Delhi in 2026.
A ₹200 coin and special postage stamp will honor Pujya Mata Sahib Hasi Devi at a ceremony in Raipur on October 22, 2026.
The ₹200 coin was released in Raipur on October 22, 2026, and is the 15th commemorative coin of the year from India Government Mint, Kolkata.
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