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Mumbai: For the sake of a few paise, lakhs were lost.— The Times of India
On Tuesday, the rupee touched an all-time intra-trade low of Rs 52.20 a dollar and was down by a whopping 235 paise or 4.74 per cent in the last straight seven trading sessions.— The Economic Times
Generally the difference between the markets is about 20 paise, and dealers said the narrowing may indicate a shift in sentiment towards the rupee.— The Economic Times
'We used to buy chocolates with five paise or so when I was a child and studying in Class— India eNews
Though old operators are against reduction in termination charges on local calls, new licensees have been demanding 0-10 paise a minute termination charge.— The Hindu - Front Page

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