Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal Responds to Netizens To Use ₹ Symbol on Keyboards Instead of $, Says All Countries Use Own Currency Symbol Except India

Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal, who questioned the need for a "$" sign on Indian products instead of a "₹" sign, has replied to the netizens who explained to him the use of the dollar sign for coding. He said, "Looks like the keyboard is a real interest for many!" and explained that every country used their own currency symbol on their keyboards. He said, "Many have custom keyboards based on their language... Except India". He explained that the Indian rupee symbol "₹" was used by only a few manufacturers and advised all should do it. Several netizens on X replied to Bhavish Aggarwal over his question by saying that the $ symbol was important for coding, programming languages and so many other reasons and advised him also to not use the dollar sign in his presentations if he wanted a change. Ola CEO Bhavish Aggarwal Wonders Why Dollar Sign $ Is Not Replaced With Indian Rupee Sign ₹ in Products Sold in India, Gets 'Logical' Answers From Netizens.

Bhavish Aggarwal Explains Need of Keeping ₹ Sign on Keyboard to Netizens

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