How to Insert Rupee Symbol(₹) on Android?

It was on 15 July 2010 that the '₹' was adopted as symbol for Indian rupee and was expected be adopted within six months in the country, and within 18 to 24 months globally. But needless to say people still have have not stopped using 'Re', 'Rs' or 'INR' yet and the major reason for this is inaccessibility and lack of awareness. While on PC we can employ different methods like installing a font, copy-paste, or using unicode but the same is not so easy on smartphones. So, here are the ways to get it on Android.

Google Keyboard

Using language English(India).

1. Download and install the latest version of the Google Keyboard from here.
2. Go to Settings > Language & Input > Google Keyboard Settings > Input Languages and select English (India).
3. Open any note app so that the keyboard pops up and press ?123 button. And voila, you can see the rupee symbol there.

'₹' on Google Keyboard: English(India)

Using default/Automatic/English (US/UK)

1. Follow the above steps.
2. Type '₹' somewhere and copy it
3. Switch back to English.
4. Navigate to Settings > Language & Input > Personal dictionary > English(UK or US whichever you use.) Press '+' button to add.
5. Paste '₹' into 'PHRASE' field, and enter 'rupee' into shortcut field.
6. Whenever 'rupee' is typed, '₹' appears as a suggestion.

'₹' appears as a suggestion. when rupee is entered.

Google Hindi Input

All that needs to be done is to download Google Hindi Input here and Install it. Then, when the keyboard is being used, press ?१२३ to get into symbols keyboard where the '₹' can be found. The only letdown is that this doesn't support continuous input/gesture typing.

'₹' on Google Keyboard: English(US)

Swiftkey

'₹' over 'x' on swiftkey

Swiftkey is regarded as one of the best keyboards for Android and falls in the category of editors pick on Google Play. Just follow the steps.

1. Download and install swiftkey from here.
2. Set the system language to English India.
3. Now the keyboard shows '₹' over on the 'x' button.

Anysoft Keyboard

This is one of the simplest, clutter-free and lightest solution to the problem. But this also lacks continuous input/gesture typing.

1. Just Download and install Anysoft Keyboard from here. 
2. Get get into symbols layout on keyboard using '?' button. 
3. Long- tap on '$' to get a popup containing the '₹' symbol.

'₹' expanded from '$' on Anysoft keyboard.

CyanogenMod Stock Keyboard

If you are using CyanogenMod 10 or later, the stock CyanogenMod Keyboard has this by default. After getting into the symbols layout just long tap '$' and you get a popup containing the '₹' symbol.

'₹' expanded from '$' on CyanogenMod Stock keyboard.