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Mementos given to PM Modi to be auctioned, proceeds to go toward Namami Gange Mission

The auction for the gifts and mementos received by PM Modi has started today.

OpIndia Staff
Mementos and gifts received by PM Modi up for an auction till 3rd October

The mementos and gifts received by Prime Minister Modi are up for auction starting today till October 3. The proceeds from these mementos will go toward the Namami Gange Mission to help make it a cleaner Ganga.


The mementos will be up for display at the NGMA near India Gate, New Delhi and an e-auction for the same is also being held simultaneously. Mementos like ‘Angavastram’, swords, mace, shawls, etc. are up for sale on the PM Mementos auction website.

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