In this guide, we show how you can type the Indian Rupee currency symbol on Windows 11/10 PCs without having the symbol on the physical keyboard.

Someone using the Alt key on the left of the keyboard will have to simultaneously press the Ctrl button too — Ctrl+Alt+r or Ctrl+Alt+4, depending on whichever of the two options is finalised.

Three months ago we got our symbol for the rupee; soon we will be able to type it on the keyboard as well. The Union government, preferring the keyboard combina ...

Fret no more about downloading the rupee symbol on to your computer. The symbol may take a while to appear on the keyboard but can rightaway be typed as a character, thanks to a newly-created font.

The Indian government has announced that the new Rupee symbol has now been encoded into Unicode Standard and National Standard ISCII system and will also have a fixed location on the keyboard ...

Indian Rupee is currently the part of the official Unicode standard if you need to insert the symbol into your Microsoft Word document using a regular keyboard.