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Mangaluru: Nitte Group donates Rs.1.25 crore to COVID-19 Fund

  •   Sat, Apr 11 2020 07:54:45 AM

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Mangaluru, Apr 11: Nitte Group Mangaluru, comprising of the Nitte (Deemed to be University) and Nitte Education Trust Institutions, has contributed Rs.1.25 crore to support the efforts towards fighting COVID-19 in India. Announcing the contributions, the president of the Trust, N Vinaya Hegde said that, out of this, Rs 75 lac have been contributed to the ‘Prime Minister’s Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund (PM CARES Fund)’ and Rs 50 lac to the Karnataka Chief Minister’s Relief Fund.

Describing the COVID-19 pandemic as one of the toughest challenges that the world is facing today, he said that the employees and management of Nitte Group take pride in donating financial and professional services at these testing times to support the decisive fight of the Central and State Governments against COVID-19.


N Vinaya Hegde

N Vinaya Hegde also mentioned that the Medical and Paramedical staff of the 1,000-bed Justice K S Hegde Charitable Hospital at Deralakatte, Mangaluru, are completely dedicated to serve the patients from far and near, irrespective of their economic background. In addition, the group is also providing livelihood support to the underprivileged sections of the society in the nearby villages.

 
  

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  • smr, Karkala

    Sat, Apr 11 2020

    The Union government has set up the Prime Minister's Citizen Assistance and Relief in Emergency Situations Fund (PM CARES Fund), a public charitable trust in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

    Why not simply rename PMNRF as PM-CARES, given the PM's penchant for catchy acronyms, instead of creating a separate Public Charitable Trust whose rules & expenditure are totally opaque?

    Look at the difference between the income & expenditure of PM Relief Fund from 2014-2019. Looks like there are some 2200 crores lying idle in this account.

    PM-CARES fund not transparent and not disclose the amount on day to day basis on the government portal with the expenditure and allocation of the donate amount?

    I appreciate Nitte Group donation to the national crisis.

    Jai Hind

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  • J.F D SOUZA, Attavar, Mangalore

    Sat, Apr 11 2020

    Haney koodi halla (a drop of water will become a stream) kannada gaadhe maathu. Halla yaake let is t become a ocean.

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  • Sangram sangam, Kundapur

    Sat, Apr 11 2020

    Congrats Sir
    I think he is major contributer in coastal district

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  • Joe Gonsalves, Mangalore

    Sat, Apr 11 2020

    I am not surprised at all at the attitude and benevolence of N Vinaya Hegde. This well meaning professional has always made every attempt to rech out.

    May this person and his be blessed abundantly.

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  • myna, mysuru

    Sat, Apr 11 2020

    A gesture worth emulating.

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  • James, Bendur

    Sat, Apr 11 2020

    K.S.Hegde is a charitable institution. They give treatment in a very affordable rate to all categories. Also they have the best doctors in the district.

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