News India Live, Digital Desk: Namami Gange Mission: Have you ever thought what happens to the prized gifts received by the Prime Minister? These gifts are not just a decoration thing, but they are used in a noble cause. Yes, the great gifts received by Prime Minister Narendra Modi are going to be auctioned once again. And the best thing is that all the money deposited from it will be spent on the ‘Namami Gange’ mission, that is, to make our holy Ganges river clean and uninterrupted.
What can you buy?
In this auction, you will get to see many special things received from the country and abroad. This includes beautiful paintings, sculptures, traditional handicrafts and much more. Think, a beautiful replica of the Ram temple of Ayodhya or a memorable gift from a foreign head of state can adorn your home. It is not just an object, but a symbol of honor received by the Prime Minister, which you can keep with you.
How is this auction?
This entire process is online, which is called e-auction. This means that you can participate in it from any corner of the country sitting at home. You just have to go to the National Gallery of Modern Art (NGMA) website and bid for your favorite thing. This is a transparent process where anyone can participate.
A big step for the Ganges
It is not just an auction, but a mission. The ‘Namami Gange’ project aims to revive the Ganges River, which is a center of faith for crores of Indians. Whatever romance is collected from this auction, it is directly engaged in the work of cleaning the Ganges, construction of ghats and conservation of river. So when you buy a gift, you directly contribute to this sacred work.
Prime Minister Modi started this initiative in 2019. Since then till date, such auctions are organized every year and people take part in it. This shows that the people of the country not only respect the Prime Minister, but are also aware of the environment and their rivers.
So if you also want to be a part of this unique campaign and want to bring a memorable thing to your home, then keep an eye on this e-auction.
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