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.

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.

The rupee symbol is now finally available on a keyboard. The new Lenovo ThinkCentre M60e is one of India’s first desktop with the rupee symbol on its keyboard that is Microsoft compatible.

You may not know it, but there are a slew of symbols and characters that you can type with keyboard shortcuts. Here's how to type them in Windows 10 or MacOS.

You won't to dedicate a piece of your keyboard to the new Indian Rupee symbol to use it anymore. TVS Electronics is the first and only company to make it a part of a standard keyboard design. The ...

Lenovo will incorporate the rupee symbol in all its products in the next few months. This incorporation of the new Rupee symbol on keyboards will facilitate a wide usage of the symbol and help the ...