Currency Note Press Nashik Bharti 2023
: CNP Nashik (Currency Note Press, Nashik) has published the recruitment notification for the posts of “Consultant & Medical Officer”. Interested and eligible candidates may attend the walk in interview at the given mentioned address with all essential documents on the 14th of June 2023. The official website of Currency Note Press Nashik is cnpnashik.spmcil.com. Further details are as follows:-
- पदाचे नाव – सल्लागार & वैद्यकीय अधिकारी
- पदसंख्या – 02 जागा
- शैक्षणिक पात्रता – शैक्षणिक पात्रता पदाच्या आवश्यकतेनुसार आहे .(मूळ जाहिरात वाचावी.)
- नोकरी ठिकाण –
- वयोमर्यादा –
- सल्लागार – 64 वर्षे
- वैद्यकीय अधिकारी – 64 वर्षे
- निवड प्रक्रिया – मुलाखती
- मुलाखतीचा पत्ता – करन्सी नोट प्रेस, जेलरोड, नाशिक (महाराष्ट्र) – ४२२ १०१.
- मुलाखतीची तारीख – 14 जुन 2023
Currency Note Press Nashik Vacancy 2023
| पदाचे नाव | पद संख्या |
| सल्लागार | 01 पद |
| वैद्यकीय अधिकारी | 01 पद |
Educational Qualification For Currency Note Press Nashik Bharti 2023
| पदाचे नाव | शैक्षणिक पात्रता |
| सल्लागार | Diploma/ Degree in Civil Engineering |
| वैद्यकीय अधिकारी | MBBS Degree from any institute recognized by the Medical Council of India |
Salary Details For Currency Note Press Nashik Jobs 2023
| पदाचे नाव | वेतनश्रेणी |
| सल्लागार | Rs. 50,000 – 75,000/- per month |
| वैद्यकीय अधिकारी | Rs. 55,000 – 75,000/- per month |
Selection Process For CNP Nashik Bharti 2023
- वरील भारतीकरिता उमेदवारांची निवड मुलाखतीद्वारे करण्यात येईल.
- वॉक-इन मुलाखतीची तारीख आणि वेळ: 14/06/2023 सकाळी 09.00 ते संध्याकाळी 06.00
- स्थळ: करन्सी नोट प्रेस, जेलरोड, नाशिक (महाराष्ट्र) – ४२२ १०१.
- कोणत्याही पद्धतीच्या मुलाखतीला उपस्थित राहण्यासाठी कोणताही TA/DA दिला जाणार नाही.
- अधिक तपशिलांसाठी म्हणजे अर्जाचे स्वरूप, कर्तव्ये आणि मॉडेल करार कृपया या वेबसाइटला भेट द्या.
- अधिक माहिती करिता कृपया दिलेली PDF जाहिरात वाचावी.
Currency Note Press Nashik Vacancy 2023 details
भरतीशी संबंधित अधिक माहितीसाठी, तुम्ही ही सरकारी नोकरीची अधिसूचना पाहू शकता, कृपया ही रोजगार बातम्यांची माहिती तुमच्या मित्रांसह शेअर करा आणि त्यांना सरकारी नोकऱ्या मिळवण्यात मदत करा. इतर सरकारी नोकऱ्यांचे मोफत जॉब अलर्ट मराठी मध्ये मिळवण्यासाठी रोज Mahabharti.in ला भेट द्या.
अधिक माहिती करिता कृपया दिलेली PDF जाहिरात बघावी.
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Currency Note Press Nashik (CNP Nashik) is going to recruit interested and eligible candidates to fill various vacant posts. Online applications are invited for the “Consultant & Medical Officer” posts. There are a total of 02 vacancies available to fill. The job location for this recruitment is
. Applicants need to attend the walk-in interview mode for CNP – Currency Note Press Nashik Recruitment 2023. Interested and eligible candidates may attend the walk-in interview at the given mentioned address with all essential documents on the 14th of June 2023. For more details about Currency Note Press Nashik Recruitment 2023 Apply Online, CNP Nashik Recruitment 2022 Online Form 2023, Currency Note Press Nashik Various Posts, visit our website
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History
Currency Note Press, Nashik Road, was established in the year 1928 with the objective of printing currency/bank notes of denominations as per the requirements and indents placed by Reserve Bank of India from time to time.
Currency Note Press, Nashik – the Beginning:
In 1922, Lt. Col. G. W. Willis, Master of Mint at Bombay and F.D. Asooli, Controller of Printing and Stationery, Government of India, Delhi, were appointed to explore the feasibility of printing notes in India. Based on their report in 1924, the Government of India arranged to set up an experimental press. Also to test the possibility of security printing in India. During 1925-26, the Government decided to terminate the contract with the Bank of England for the printing of currency notes with effect from January 1, 1928. This was originally to expire in June 1929.
Nashik Road was selected as the site for the Security Press for two reasons:
A site was selected close to Nashik Road railway station. The construction of buildings including staff-quarters began in August 1926 and was completed by the beginning of 1928.
The Currency Note Press just behind S.P.I. separated from it by the railway line
The buildings including quarters for the staff cost just over Rs.18 lakhs, while the printing machinery and equipment accounted for a little more than Rs.8 lakhs and the balance of nearly Rs.2 lakhs covered the electric power equipment, water supply, drainage, railway siding and the cost of the land making a total cost of a little less than Rs.27 ½ lakhs in all.
The Security Press at Nashik undertook first the printing of 5 Rupees notes of the same new pattern that the Bank of England was printing since 1925. They were released from Kanpur circle on October 9, 1928.
This was followed by the notes of 100 Rupees of the pattern of the notes printed in England since 1926.
The notes of Rupees 10 of an entirely new pattern, different from those printed in England were printed at Nashik and issued in July 1930.At the same time, the notes of Rupees 50 of an entirely new pattern were also issued for the first time.
The high denomination notes of Rupees 500, 1000 and 10,000 continued to be printed by the Bank of England in the old pattern, until its contract was finally terminated in December 1930. Nashik Press undertook the printing of the notes of Rs.1000 and 10,000 from the year 1931-32. These notes, like the notes of smaller denominations were entirely new in the designs and were printed on both sides. Prior to the issue of these new notes, the notes of these denominations were cashable only at their office of issue at Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, Kanpur, Lahore and Rangoon. The new notes were universalized and were cashable anywhere in the country, irrespective of the name of the circle printed on them. Along with these new notes, the old unifaced notes continued in circulation, but were not reissued once they reached the currency offices.
SPECIMEN RS.10,000 KING GEORGE V BANKNOTE PRINTED AT CURRENCY NOTE PRESS, Nashik
With the view of reducing the cost of printing and distribution, 5 and 10 Rupees notes of a new design were issued on March 8 and July 1 respectively, in 1933. They were printed on thinner paper and were smaller in size in comparison to the notes issued earlier. So, within a year, the old thick paper was re-introduced for the notes, but the size remained the same.
Currency Note Press, Nashik emerged from ISP and shifted to new location in 1962 and started with printing of `1 currency note. Thereafter printing of all denomination currency notes shifted to CNP Nashik by 1980.
Currency Note Press, Nashik – the Beginning:
In 1922, Lt. Col. G. W. Willis, Master of Mint at Bombay and F.D. Asooli, Controller of Printing and Stationery, Government of India, Delhi, were appointed to explore the feasibility of printing notes in India. Based on their report in 1924, the Government of India arranged to set up an experimental press. Also to test the possibility of security printing in India. During 1925-26, the Government decided to terminate the contract with the Bank of England for the printing of currency notes with effect from January 1, 1928. This was originally to expire in June 1929.
Nashik Road was selected as the site for the Security Press for two reasons:
- No sudden & large changes in humidity and temperature.
- Nashik is situated on the main railway line having direct access to all parts of India.
A site was selected close to Nashik Road railway station. The construction of buildings including staff-quarters began in August 1926 and was completed by the beginning of 1928.
The Currency Note Press just behind S.P.I. separated from it by the railway line
The buildings including quarters for the staff cost just over Rs.18 lakhs, while the printing machinery and equipment accounted for a little more than Rs.8 lakhs and the balance of nearly Rs.2 lakhs covered the electric power equipment, water supply, drainage, railway siding and the cost of the land making a total cost of a little less than Rs.27 ½ lakhs in all.
The Security Press at Nashik undertook first the printing of 5 Rupees notes of the same new pattern that the Bank of England was printing since 1925. They were released from Kanpur circle on October 9, 1928.
This was followed by the notes of 100 Rupees of the pattern of the notes printed in England since 1926.
The notes of Rupees 10 of an entirely new pattern, different from those printed in England were printed at Nashik and issued in July 1930.At the same time, the notes of Rupees 50 of an entirely new pattern were also issued for the first time.
The high denomination notes of Rupees 500, 1000 and 10,000 continued to be printed by the Bank of England in the old pattern, until its contract was finally terminated in December 1930. Nashik Press undertook the printing of the notes of Rs.1000 and 10,000 from the year 1931-32. These notes, like the notes of smaller denominations were entirely new in the designs and were printed on both sides. Prior to the issue of these new notes, the notes of these denominations were cashable only at their office of issue at Calcutta, Bombay, Madras, Kanpur, Lahore and Rangoon. The new notes were universalized and were cashable anywhere in the country, irrespective of the name of the circle printed on them. Along with these new notes, the old unifaced notes continued in circulation, but were not reissued once they reached the currency offices.
SPECIMEN RS.10,000 KING GEORGE V BANKNOTE PRINTED AT CURRENCY NOTE PRESS, Nashik
With the view of reducing the cost of printing and distribution, 5 and 10 Rupees notes of a new design were issued on March 8 and July 1 respectively, in 1933. They were printed on thinner paper and were smaller in size in comparison to the notes issued earlier. So, within a year, the old thick paper was re-introduced for the notes, but the size remained the same.
Currency Note Press, Nashik emerged from ISP and shifted to new location in 1962 and started with printing of `1 currency note. Thereafter printing of all denomination currency notes shifted to CNP Nashik by 1980.
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