INR to ILS: Indian Rupee to Israeli New Shekel

1 INR = 0.0330764 ILS

1 ILS = 30.233 INR · ECB reference rate, November 2, 2026

₹100.00 = ₪3.31

INR/ILS trend

Over the past 30 days the Indian Rupee has strengthened by 4.01% against the Israeli New Shekel. During this period the rate moved between 0.0316062 and 0.0330764, averaging 0.0323919.

30-day high0.0330764
30-day low0.0316062
30-day average0.0323919
30-day change+4.01%
52-week range0.0295445 – 0.0369384
INR/ILS daily reference rate, last 3 months. Hover or use the arrow keys for exact values.

Indian Rupee to Israeli New Shekel conversion table

INRILS
₹1.00₪0.03
₹5.00₪0.17
₹10.00₪0.33
₹20.00₪0.66
₹25.00₪0.83
₹50.00₪1.65
₹100.00₪3.31
₹200.00₪6.62
₹250.00₪8.27
₹500.00₪16.54
₹1,000.00₪33.08
₹2,000.00₪66.15
₹5,000.00₪165.38
₹10,000.00₪330.76
₹100,000.00₪3,307.64
ILSINR
₪1.00₹30.23
₪5.00₹151.17
₪10.00₹302.33
₪20.00₹604.66
₪25.00₹755.83
₪50.00₹1,511.65
₪100.00₹3,023.30
₪200.00₹6,046.61
₪250.00₹7,558.26
₪500.00₹15,116.52
₪1,000.00₹30,233.03
₪2,000.00₹60,466.06
₪5,000.00₹151,165.15
₪10,000.00₹302,330.30
₪100,000.00₹3,023,303.04

INR/ILS rate history

DateINR/ILSChange
Nov 2, 20260.0330764+0.40%
Oct 30, 20260.0329456+0.73%
Oct 29, 20260.0327063-0.37%
Oct 28, 20260.0328282+2.40%
Oct 27, 20260.0320591-0.92%
Oct 26, 20260.0323569-1.58%
Oct 23, 20260.032877+0.31%
Oct 22, 20260.0327758+0.17%
Oct 21, 20260.0327213-0.05%
Oct 20, 20260.0327384-0.01%

Frequently asked questions

How much is 100 INR in ILS?

At the ECB reference rate of November 2, 2026, 100 INR = ₪3.31.

What was the highest INR to ILS rate in the last 30 days?

The 30-day high was 0.0330764 on November 2, 2026; the low was 0.0316062 on October 9, 2026.

Where do these INR/ILS rates come from?

They are derived from the euro foreign exchange reference rates published by the European Central Bank around 16:00 CET on each TARGET business day; cross rates are calculated via the euro. This page updates automatically after every publication.

Reference rates are for information only and are not trading rates. Banks, card issuers and exchange offices apply their own rates and fees.