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The Indian rupee is available in denominations of Re1, Rs2, Rs5, Rs10, Rs20, Rs50, Rs100 and Rs500. One rupee is split into a hundred paise, available in denominations of 10p, 25p and 50p. There are coins for Re1, Rs2 and Rs5.

A healthy budget in Punjab is about $35 a day that will see you sleep in decent clean beds and wake up to an attached bathroom for morning ablutions. It’ll fetch you three decent meals, a spot of shopping and some auto-rickshaw rides. The dollar goes a long way in the country (the pound sterling, longer). The bare minimum is just under $15 a day, while a top end holiday could reach the skies.

 

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Banking in Punjab is becoming easier. There are a sizeable number of ATMs in Chandigarh and Amritsar. Banking hours usually are 10 AM to 2 PM Monday to Friday and 10 AM to 12-noon on Saturdays. Changing money can be a tedious process so change substantial amounts at a time. The banks accept travellers’ cheques or currency. Changing money anywhere but at accredited bureau is illegal.  

Save up all exchange receipts (encashment certificates); these are required for visa extensions and other formalities, and when you want to convert rupees at the end of your trip.

 

Business Guide

Punjabis are by nature street-smart business people. Aggressive and great go-getters, the people trade in fields of agriculture, bicycles, woollen garments, dairy products, hosiery and textiles. With increasing liberalisation at both the economic level and at the societal level, business protocol has begun to adhere to western standards. In the big cities expect thorough professionalism when dealing with private companies and high-ranking bureaucracy. Keep appointments, be punctual (though that’s a value that Indians are only now picking up), and shake hands if one is offered or greet with hands folded in ‘namaste’. You’ll most likely be asked questions about family and home not because anybody wants to pry but because many Indians believe that curiosity conveys concern.

Dress formally for business meetings. Women would probably be more comfortable in trousers than a skirt. Men should wear formal cotton shirts with a tie and trousers if the weather is warm. Otherwise a business suit is appropriate.

 

 
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