PM Modi’s donations from his savings, gift auction exceed Rs 103 cr: Report

 

PM Modi’s donations from his savings, gift auction exceed Rs 103 cr: Report

PM Modi’s donations to a number of public causes, ranging from girl child education to the cleaning of Ganga, from his savings and the proceeds of auctions of the gifts he received exceed Rs 103 crore

Current Affairs :Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s gifts to various open causes, extending from young lady kid instruction to the cleaning of Ganga, from his investment funds and the returns of sell-offs of the blessings he got surpass Rs 103 crore, sources said on Thursday. 

The most recent among his gifts was the underlying corpus of Rs 2.25 lakh to the PM CARES Fund, which was set up in the wake of the COVID-19 flare-up to help alleviation of any sort identifying with a general wellbeing crisis or some other sort of crisis, disaster or pain. 

The Fund, set up in March, gotten Rs 3,076.62 crore in only five days of its arrangement, according to a record proclamation disclosed on Wednesday. 

Featuring Modi’s gifts to open causes, sources noticed that he gave Rs 21 lakh in 2019 from his own investment funds to the corpus subsidize set up for the government assistance of disinfection laborers of Kumbh Mela. 

In the wake of accepting the Seoul Peace Prize in South Korea in 2019, the head administrator had declared that the whole prize cash of Rs 1.30 crore would be given to the Namami Gange venture, planned for cleaning Ganga waterway, they included. 

PM Modi has added to numerous open causes. These gifts have now surpassed Rs 103 crores, the sources said. 

During an ongoing closeout of mementoes got by Modi as executive, Rs 3.40 crore was gathered and given to the reason for Namami Gange. 

The sources said Modi had given Rs 21 lakh from his own investment funds towards the instruction of Gujarat government staff’s girl after he quit as the state boss pastor in 2014 to take over as the nation’s executive.

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