If you are dreaming of traveling abroad, then today we are going to tell you about one such country. Where Indian currency is very powerful. Often people think that 50 thousand rupees in India can become a huge amount in some other country. Especially when it comes to Indonesia, it becomes a bit difficult to believe after looking at the figures. The reason is that the currency there is Indonesian Rupiah, whose value is quite different from the Indian Rupee.

Actually, at present 1 Indian Rupee is equal to approximately 185 Indonesian Rupiah. This means that if you have 50 thousand Indian rupees, this amount turns into lakhs as soon as you reach Indonesia. 50,000 Indian Rupees becomes approximately 92 lakh 70 thousand Indonesian Rupiah.

Why is the difference so big?

Actually this difference is related to a country’s economy, inflation, income level and currency value. Due to the low value of Indonesia’s currency, the amount on the notes appears very large. Just as notes of Rs 1000 and Rs 500 were once common in India, but in some countries notes of Rs 1000 are also prevalent. This does not mean that people there are very rich, but it is just the difference in the value of the currency.

The name of the currency of Indonesia is “Indonesian Rupiah”, which is used in everyday transactions there. Big amounts like Rs 10 thousand, Rs 50 thousand, Rs 1 lakh are written on the notes there. In such a situation, when an Indian goes there and changes his rupees into rupees, he gets wads of notes. At first glance it seems as if he has suddenly become very rich.

What can you do in Indonesia with 50 thousand rupees

Now the question arises that if 50 thousand rupees in India becomes more than 90 lakh rupees in Indonesia. The prices of food, local transport and hotels in Indonesia are cheaper than in many parts of India. In such a situation, Indian tourists can stay in good hotels there, eat local food and enjoy travelling.

However, it is also important to understand that the prices there are also decided according to the same currency. That is, the thing that is worth 1 lakh Indonesian Rupiah there, may look expensive, but when converted into Indian Rupees, it is not that much. Therefore, it is not right to judge the cheap or expensive things of a country just by looking at the number of notes.

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Bihar’s Women and Child Development Corporation (WCDC) has launched the Civil Services Incentive Scheme, under which a lump sum incentive amount of Rs 50,000 will be given to eligible female candidates. Under this, this amount will be given to all the female candidates who pass the 71st preliminary examination of Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC). Its objective is to increase and encourage the candidature of women in Bihar Public Service Commission. However, this scheme is only for women candidates coming from general category and economically weaker section (EWS), which is being run under the Social Welfare Department of Bihar Government.

How does the Civil Services Incentive Scheme work?

To increase the participation of women, Bihar Government has started Civil Services Incentive Scheme in entire Bihar, under which an incentive amount of Rs 50,000 will be provided to eligible women candidates of General Category and Economically Weaker Section (EWS). But only that female candidate will get this amount, who has passed the 71st preliminary competitive examination conducted by Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC). The objective of this scheme is to help those women candidates who have passed the preliminary examination but are not able to appear in the further examination due to some reason or lack of funds. Because when a candidate gets selected in the prelims of the Civil Services Competitive Examination, the expenses incurred in reaching the mains examination and interview increase a lot. To deal with this, Bihar Government has started “Civil Services Incentive Scheme”.

How to apply for Civil Services Incentive Scheme?

The Civil Services Incentive Scheme has been made completely online, which means that eligible women candidates can apply through online mode.
Eligible women candidates can apply through the official website of the corporation wcdc.bihar.gov.in/Careers till 31 December 2025.

Documents required at the time of application

• While filling the form it is mandatory to upload some key documents online. These include:
• passport size photo,
• Signature,
• Self Attested BPSC Admit Card,
• Aadhar card,
• residence certificate,
• Caste certificate in case of belonging to backward class category,
• Bank passbook or canceled cheque.
• To avail the benefits of this scheme, it is mandatory for women candidates to have their bank account seeded with Aadhaar.
• The applying candidate will also have to give an affidavit issued by a Judicial Magistrate of the first class, in which it is written that the candidate is not working in any government funded institution.
• To avail the benefits of this scheme, the candidate must be a resident of Bihar.

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There is a school in India which people call the school of the rich, it is also called ‘Enton of the East’. Mayo College, built in Ajmer, Rajasthan, is one of the oldest and magnificent boarding schools in the country, let’s know about it.

Mayo College started in 1875, in fact, the plan to establish it was made in 1869 when Lieutenant Colonel F.K.M. Walter proposed a school where children of kings and rich can study. In 1870, the then Viceroy Lord Mayo planned the ‘Rajkumar College’, the main building of the school was completed by spending Rs 3.28 lakh in 1885.

The first student of this school was Rajkumar Mangal Singh, the son of the Maharaja of Alwar, it is said that he came to school with 300 servants in a palanquin, at that time the principal of the school was Sir Oliver St. John. Mahendra Singh Mewar (descendant and former MP of Maharana Pratap) also studied here. Even today, children of businessmen, diplomats and rich families come here to study.

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How is admission?

Admission is available in only 7th, 9th and 11th classes. In September, an Aptitude Test is done in offline mode. Pass students are called for interview with their parents. This process runs from November to January. Currently, more than 850 students study here.

How much is the fee

Talking about the fee, Mayo College’s annual Mayo College fees are much higher, according to the official website, the annual fee is Rs 1053000, the cotation fee is Rs 526500, the admission fee is Rs 250000, the IT fee of Rs 250000, IT fee 42000 rupees, the import money 80000 rupees, the uniform Rs 80000, the uniform 25000, the registration 25,000 and the prospectus and the prospectus and the available pepper pepper. The school campus is spread over 76 hectares which includes magnificent marble buildings, 9 hole golf courses, swimming pools and 60 horses stables.

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Former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar has again applied to receive pension as a former MLA in the Rajasthan Assembly Secretariat. Secretariat officials have confirmed that the process of application has started and approval will be given soon. One question is in everyone’s mind as to why he finally applied from Rajasthan.

Former Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar made this application in Rajasthan because he was a Congress MLA from Kishangarh assembly constituency between 1993 and 1998. As MLA, he continued to take pension till 2019, but in the same year he was appointed as the Governor of West Bengal and later became Vice President. The pension was stopped while in constitutional post.

Resignation given due to health reasons

74 -year -old Dhankar resigned as Vice President on 21 July 2025 for health reasons. The family has also clarified that they are not attending any public event right now and are on full rest.

How much pension will be received?

Assembly Secretariat officials said that a person who once MLA in Rajasthan gets a monthly pension of Rs 35,000. At the same time, 20% additional increase is increased if the age of 70 years is done. On this basis, Dhankar will get a pension of about Rs 42,000 per month. This amount will be in addition to other pensiones received as Vice President and former MP.

Political importance and question

This step of Dhankhar remains a matter of discussion in political circles. Questions are arising that the former Vice President of the country should have applied for such a small amount? However, experts believe that this is a completely legal process and has no abnormalities.

Former MLA pension rule

According to the rules of the Rajasthan Legislative Assembly, any former MLA is entitled to pension even if he has later held a major constitutional post. Since Dhankar was an MLA from Rajasthan, the application was also made there. This decision is only related to legal rights, but in politics it is being seen as many signs.