India 5 rupees 100 years Indian Council of Medical Research coin 1911 -- 2011

This India 5 Rupees commemorative coin was issued in 2011 to celebrate the Centenary Year of the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), one of the country’s most important scientific and public health institutions. Founded in 1911, the organization has played a vital role in advancing medical science, disease prevention, healthcare research, and biomedical innovation throughout India. This issue honors a century of contributions to medicine and public health.

The reverse features the official emblem of the Indian Council of Medical Research, consisting of a stylized ceremonial lamp with multiple flames, symbolizing knowledge, enlightenment, and scientific progress. The emblem is enclosed within a circular frame and surrounded by bilingual inscriptions in Hindi and English reading “CENTENARY YEAR,” “INDIAN COUNCIL OF MEDICAL RESEARCH,” and the commemorative dates “1911–2011.” Fine decorative details, lettering, and symbolic elements enhance the design. The obverse displays the Lion Capital of Ashoka, India’s national emblem, above the denomination “₹5,” accompanied by the national motto in Devanagari script and the country name “INDIA” in English and Hindi.

Struck as an official commemorative issue, this coin represents India’s achievements in medical research, public health, science, and education. Its historical significance and specialized theme make it an appealing addition to collections focused on medicine, science, healthcare, and modern Indian numismatics.

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