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Identity for the Indian Rupee

  • July 21, 2010
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There’s been a lot of talk and discussion around the new identity for the Indian Rupee. The currency now has it’s very own symbol – and the Indians are all saying, “Why wasn’t this done sooner?” I, for one, am happy that it got done at all. The process and the award might be suspect [ there’s speculation that the publicly declared number of applications – 3,000 in number – are a lot less than the actual figure – supposed to be somwhere around 25,000 – accordingly, the winner should have received a lot more than just the INR 2,50,000 as award money. Each applicant had to pay INR 500 as registration / participation fee. Simple Math. ]

Coming to the design of the symbol itself : it has been designed by an IIT graduate, Udaya Kumar. I love the design. It is supposed to represent the “R” from the English language – giving credence to the fact that this country runs on English and there are no two ways about it. The identity also represents the Devanagari script with the same letter representing the “R” character in this script as well. Which is, quite fantastic in my opinion.

A company going by the name of Foradian has also released a font for the same where the keyboard key ‘`’ to the left of the ‘1’ numeral, types in the Indian Rupee Symbol. The font hasn’t been rendered well and needs polishing – probably in collaboration with the designer, Udaya or someone who is a type-designer.

The typeface definitely needs work – apart from that, the identity itself is fantastic in terms of concept as well as basic execution. While the double horizontal bars might seem redundant to some, it helps tie the identity in with the rest of the world currency symbols, many of which have double bars – either vertical or horizontal. Identity design isn’t just about a glorified concept, it is also about practical use and international implications – it would be foolish to think that identity design, at any scale, is local or even national. Traveling tourists that capture Obama’s photograph on hoarding advertising a restaurant, make the identity-world quite flat.

I’m actually quite taken in with the new identity and am pleasantly surprised that the Indian Government did not pick something irrelevant, stupid, political or downright disgusting. If we could glean more information about the selection process and who were the people involved in this decision, we might be able to identify a design champion hiding in the Parliament.

Her’s a slightly more refined version in my opinion – one without the top horizontal bar as well.

I’m no type designer but the EPS files for both these symbols are available for download here. Right click and save.

There’s a comprehensive listing of world currency symbols on XE.com here http://www.xe.com/symbols.php and some of the major / top world currency symbols like the Euro, the Dollar, the Yen/Yuan and the Pound, all have two parallel bars. And yes, an identity does need to ‘fit-in’ at some level. Doesn’t mean you can’t get innovative with it, just means that it needs to be recognizable without alienating the majority.

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15 comments
  1. Aditya Mukherjee says:
    July 21, 2010 at 1:29 pm

    Couple of things:

    * The parallel bars are meant to be the ‘=’, which is a little retarded, but that’s what they are.

    * I noticed the lack of polish on the symbol as well (the spacing is just horrendous). Your render with the guidelines makes it so obvious now it looks about twice as bad. Apparently, this passed through the drawing-boards of NID graduates (or something like that).

    * I like the first render, the one without the top bar. Just removing that one bar makes it so much cleaner and simpler. Frankly, any symbol that takes more than zero pen-lifts has failed as a symbol, but any more than one is a definitely a no-go.

    * Foradian just jumped on the opportunity to show up on the map, rather than actually take the time to make a usable symbol. They used Bitstream Vera (derivative?) for their font, and added the symbol to it. And they replaced ‘~’ with it (wtf?). I think we need to step up on fixing this symbol to fit in with typefaces, and it has to be people like us doing it โ€”ย I don’t think anybody else really cares.

    1. Naina says:
      July 21, 2010 at 1:57 pm

      That is a very thoughtful comment Aditya. I concur with you regarding Foradian – they could’ve spent some more time on it for sure. But as is typical with the Indian public, anything half-baked will mostly do just fine. I’m surprised that the typeface render passed through NID – there has to be some ‘jhol’ there.

  2. abhishek says:
    July 21, 2010 at 2:08 pm

    as far as the = is concerned, i think the designer mentioned that he has used it to depict the indian tricolor….the two bars represent the orange and green strips of the flag and the space between them the white strip…bit far fetched, you may say, but in no way its anywhere ‘retarded’

    1. Naina says:
      July 21, 2010 at 2:18 pm

      Hey Abhisek, it’s an opinion – just that. Don’t take it personally ๐Ÿ™‚

  3. CK says:
    July 21, 2010 at 5:36 pm

    Quick comments
    – no one uses a pen anymore, so all the talk about strokes and pen lifts etc., are immaterial. its going to get affixed on every computer sold in India, and it will make its mark.
    – its a symbol, it could have been so many more things, but those are irrelevant. no matter what choice was made, there would have been a few suggestions to make improvements.
    – i like it. while it didnt strike me immly. i have grown to accept it and actually start liking it.
    – i understand there’s some talk of typeface (all geek talk, even tho, i myself am in the IT world ๐Ÿ™‚ ). My point being, yes its relevant, but i think Foradian was trying to grab attention and they have, but releasing something that people can use immly. I am sure thanks to people like you, a better looking and structure will emerge.
    – on the double lines =, they were used so people dont confuse it for being a simple strike. Meaning S, with two down strokes was the symbol for $, so that it was not mistaken for a ‘S made in error’. The US like it does on many things, decided they need not adhere to the older European customs and when pens were actually used to make the stroke, decided they will get rid of one, to reduce the number of times you lift a pen. Its probably acceptable now.
    – Rome was not build in a day (as used in Julius’s Ad campaign). And nothing world shattering was created without a controversy (you may quote me for that ๐Ÿ™‚ ). The point being, ya ya ya, money was made and money will be given, he submitted more than 1 or 2 or 3, and a lot more blah blah blah. In a few years, these will be irrelevant.
    – Lastly, for the people who still think this sucks and dont want to accept it, and refuse to use it. I swore i will never address Madras as Chennai. I gave up!! Its Chennai, Mumbai, Kolkatta, Bengaloru…… and this will be our rupee, with its own little ‘ru’, as a symbol. No more Rs. It will be the ‘ru’ !!!

    Cheers. And ya nothing personal ๐Ÿ™‚

    1. Naina says:
      July 21, 2010 at 5:45 pm

      Ck, you do make some relevant points – the only problem I have is with the “In a few years, these will be irrelevant.” That, right there, is the problem with us – I mean that it’s a human condition. Doesn’t make is excusable. Almost everyone thinks, “But people have a short memory, so they’ll forget about it soon enough.” It allows a lot of people to preach the “get on with it” syndrome. It’s like telling a child, “Fine, you were molested. But that was what, 20 years ago? Get over it.” Wrong is wrong – no matter who’s judging it and no matter how many years have passed. It’s good to ‘accept’ somethings but accepting that bad is alright is not one of those ‘somethings’. It’s an awesome symbol for the Indian Rupee and it definitely needs some fine-tuning.

    2. Naina says:
      July 21, 2010 at 5:47 pm

      I also forgot to mention, CK, that I use a pen / pencil all the time when I make logos for my clients. M.F. Hussain’s art still sells for Crores – he probably doesn’t even know how to type on a computer ๐Ÿ™‚ PROBABLY.

  4. CK says:
    July 21, 2010 at 10:15 pm

    Naina – i saw some of your art work, from your blog. I stand corrected. Most common-folk dont use a pen ๐Ÿ™‚ I forgot about the gifted few like you. A thousand pranams. Or what do those guys say in ‘3 Idiots’…. ๐Ÿ™‚

    And you are right again, about the ‘chaltha hai’ attitude we have. Our nation thrives on this, and our entire being is filled with this. We are conditioned from infants to adjust, accept, and also to submit to stuff.
    I was talking about the news reports and RTI that was going on…, with the intent to stop this symbol (atleast my understanding of it). I would like them to pursue the ministers and babus. But this symbol is done. That is what i was saying we must accept. Irregularities in selection, submission can affect other things, like who should get the money, should he get the money, how much, and who must pay a price of any goof-up etc. But the symbol is done with and we start using it.

    BTW: I really like what you were trying to with a customer, who has a similar name. I have been toying with my ‘name’ (initials), attempting different representations, particularly in devanagari script, to see if i can make it cool. You might want to consider using a different script. good luck.

  5. veerendra says:
    July 22, 2010 at 1:16 am

    naina ..
    I liked your version a lot than original one .. looks more cool n unique.
    but while writing original one with pen .. it give feeling of overlining something.. likha aur uspe kaat mar diya .. aise kuchh.. cancelling your own letter.
    don’t u feel that ?

    1. Naina says:
      July 22, 2010 at 1:18 am

      Veerendra, I can understand where you’re coming from when you’re talking about ‘cutting’ your own writing – but I don’t think that’s a problem at all – I feel that without the ‘parallel bars’, it loses some of it’s character. Personal opinion in any case ๐Ÿ™‚

  6. Aditya Dipankar says:
    July 22, 2010 at 12:08 pm

    In my opinion, the designer of the original logo has put in no effort whatsoever but just aped the strikethrough styling that most of the currency symbols around the world follow. Exampla gratia: Dollar, Euro, Yen etc etc.
    I think there is nothing exciting or new about this symbol at all and this will in no way represent India truly. It is a pure imitation in style and it’ll be lame to pick it as a representative.

  7. Aditya Dipankar says:
    July 22, 2010 at 12:10 pm

    Just recalled, Udaya’s probable inspiration : http://www.rthk.org.hk/special/musicbeyondborders/images/india/Raghu-Dixit-CD-cover.jpg

  8. Vinayak says:
    July 22, 2010 at 5:52 pm

    Hi Naina

    Great work on the symbol. I agree that it is a half-baked design. It has its nice points but there are some jarring mistakes. For example, the cut of the pen/nib used to write devnagri script is actually slanted in the opposite direction. The designer has used the western cut on the nib to create the symbol.

    As so many have commented above, I am surprised that this passed through the desks of NID graduates.

    Regards,
    Vinayak

  9. Vijay says:
    September 27, 2010 at 11:33 am

    Well, I agree that the symbol is fine & finalised. But remember, there are atleast 2 other people who have given the same design but were never shortlisted. So much for our attitude.

  10. anil says:
    October 11, 2010 at 1:40 pm

    Selected symbol by Government is mix devnalgri and Roman script it is clear Violation of article 351 the constitution of india. 2nd violation-Guideline of indian rupee symbol compt. โ€œThe symbol has to be in the Indian National Language script or a visual representation.โ€โ€

    The article 351 constitution of india.
    โ€ Directive for development of the Hindi language It shall be the duty of the Union to promote the spread of the Hindi language, to develop it so that it may serve as a medium of expression for all the elements of the composite culture of India and to secure its enrichment by assimilating without interfering with its genius, the forms, style and expressions used in Hindustani and in the other languages of India specified in the Eighth Schedule, and by drawing, wherever necessary or desirable, for its vocabulary, primarily on Sanskrit and secondarily on other languages PART XVIII EMERGENCY PROVISIONSโ€

    Total 22 Languages of India at prjent time.
    http://languages.iloveindia.com/

    Why Cabinet approved and Why 7 jury member recmonded? Why silent languages exparts and Legal exparts???????????????????? Media?????? Oh I am sorry no TRP matter.

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