how much would be the 1 million in indian currency?
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July 1st, 2008 at 8:03 am
1 million is euall to 100 lakhs
July 1st, 2008 at 8:03 am
US Dollars is a hard currency. The foreign exchange rate is in the range of US $1= Rs39 to Rs41. (Rupees or Rs is the Indian Currency)
Better to use a conversion rate of US $1 = Rs 40 because it is easy to remember and easy to Calculate.
Therefore, Rupees 100= 2.5 dollars
Rs1000=US$25
Rs10,000 = US$250
Rs1,00,000= US $ 2500
Again US $1 million = Rs 40 * 1 million = Indian Rupees 40 million approximately.
Rs10,00,000 = Rs 10 lakhs = Rs one million= US$25,000