Indian Rupee
Posted by Asad Ali
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Indian Rupee
1 INR
U.A.E. Dirham
0.075737
Argentine Peso
0.065332
Australian Dollar
0.025147
Bahrain Dinar
0.007754
Brunei Dollar
0.029831
Brazilian Real
0.039130
Botswana Pula
0.140769
Canadian Dollar
0.022303
Swiss Franc
0.022437
Chilean Peso
11.209089
Chinese Yuan
0.140926
Colombian Peso
41.591013
Cyprus Pound
0.008200
Czech Koruna
0.375396
Danish Krone
0.109259
Euro
0.014675
U.K. Pound Sterling
0.012507
Hungarian Forint
3.934401
Indonesian Rupiah
206.021178
Israeli New Sheqel
0.078543
Indian Rupee
1.000000
Iranian Rial
205.464080
Icelandic Krona
2.666318
Japanese Yen
1.959163
Korean Won
25.561884
Kuwaiti Dinar
0.005930
Sri Lanka Rupee
2.369567
Libyan Dinar
0.025693
Maltese Lira
0.006015
Mauritian Rupee
0.656853
Mexican Peso
0.272680
Malaysian Ringgit
0.073005
Norwegian Krone
0.128391
Nepalese Rupee
1.596823
New Zealand Dollar
0.031766
Omani Rial
0.007929
Pakistan Rupee
1.251038
Polish Zloty
0.061326
Qatar Riyal
0.075067
Saudi Arabian Riyal
0.077335
Swedish Krona
0.153485
Singapore Dollar
0.029831
Slovenian Tolar
3.756493
Thai Baht
0.701171
Trinidad and Tobago Dollar
0.129781
U.S. Dollar
0.020623
Venezuelan Bolivar
43.875138
South African Rand
0.161270
using values from Thursday, July 30, 2009
