Uttarakhand Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat has announced his five-month salary in the Chief Minister's Relief Fund to help the people suffering from the global corona epidemic. While his wife has given one lakh rupees, his daughter has given 52 thousand rupees for the fund. Along with this, the Indian Academy Senior Secondary School has given a check of two lakhs for the Chief Minister's Relief Fund in view of Kovid-19, this check has been given by the Director of the school, Munendra Khanduri.

Along with this, DG Health Dr. Amita Upreti gave a check of Rs 50,000 and her husband Dr Lalit Mohan Upreti also gave a check of Rs 50,000 to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund in view of Kovid-19. On the other hand, Chief Minister's OSD JC Khulbe has given a check for Rs 5,000, Senior Chief Private Secretary KK Madan has a check of Rs 11,000 and Senior Private Secretary Hemachandra Bhatt has given a check of Rs 5,100 to the Chief Minister Relief Fund. On the other hand, the State Junior High School Teachers Association Uttarakhand can deposit aid in the Chief Minister Relief Fund.

State Treasurer of Junior High School Teachers Association Satish Chandra Ghildiyal gave this information during a meeting with Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat at the Chief Minister's residence on Tuesday. Along with this, all people are helping on their own behalf to prevent corona infection. At the same time, AIIMS Director Prof. Ravi Kant has deposited an amount of one lakh rupees from his personal savings account to PM Care Fund. At the same time, in this difficult time, he has appealed to other people to contribute in the interest of society in whatever way they may be. conversation

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