Indian Currency Committee Appointed
The Fowler Committee is appointed to examine Indian currency reform and determine how the rupee can be placed on a stable gold basis.
Follow Henry Fowler through 3 dated historical records for Great Britain.
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The Fowler Committee is appointed to examine Indian currency reform and determine how the rupee can be placed on a stable gold basis.
The British government accepts the Fowler Committee's recommendation that India adopt a gold-based monetary system with the rupee fixed at 1 shilling and 4 pence.
The Fowler Committee recommends a gold-based monetary system for British India.
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