Dollars or Sterling?
Dollars or Sterling?
Ok, easy one.....TC's in US dollars or Sterling?
Take the one you're familiar with! It's bad enough doing the mental conversion to you home currency, without having to work out your spend in another currency! I'm saying that, as you are from UK, take Sterling: keep life simple 
And even if you don't plan to use it, take at least one credit card/debit card. That way you can always get cash from an ATM in case you loose travellers' cheques

And even if you don't plan to use it, take at least one credit card/debit card. That way you can always get cash from an ATM in case you loose travellers' cheques
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Simply put take the currency you don't have to convert, in your case that looks like GBP both currencies are widely accepted so you'll have no problems with Pounds in India!!
Use these, there's a 5 pound delivery charge only. Next day special delivery.
http://www.uk-currency-exchange.co.uk/buy.htm
http://www.uk-currency-exchange.co.uk/buy.htm
GoanGoan......here & there
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