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The BJP has emerged as the top beneficiary of corporate and individual donations for the seven year in a row.
According to its contribution report submitted to the Election Commission, the BJP received roughly ₹750 crore in donations from companies and individuals in 2019-20.
This is at least five times more than what the Congress party received. The grand old party got ₹139 crore in donations. Among the regional parties, the NCP got ₹59 crore, TMC ₹8 crore. CPM got ₹19.6 crore, and the CPI ₹1.9 crore in the same period.
The BJP&rsquo;s income from electoral bonds is not known yet as it&rsquo;s yet to submit its annual audit report.

2019-20: BJP corners lion's share in corporate donations pie

The BJP has emerged as the top beneficiary of corporate and individual donations for the seven year in a row.
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The BJP has emerged as the top beneficiary of corporate and individual donations for the seven year in a row.
According to its contribution report submitted to the Election Commission, the BJP received roughly ₹750 crore in donations from companies and individuals in 2019-20.
This is at least five times more than what the Congress party received. The grand old party got ₹139 crore in donations. Among the regional parties, the NCP got ₹59 crore, TMC ₹8 crore. CPM got ₹19.6 crore, and the CPI ₹1.9 crore in the same period.
The BJP&rsquo;s income from electoral bonds is not known yet as it&rsquo;s yet to submit its annual audit report.

Thanks to the pandemic, your Mother's Day celebration is going to look very different for the second consecutive year.&nbsp;You may have to resort to catching up with your&nbsp;mum&nbsp;through video or phone calls for her own safety this year. The coronavirus&nbsp;outbreak&nbsp;has even many mothers on the frontlines as they help fight the battle against the biggest health crisis of our lifetime.&nbsp;&nbsp;
As many of us grieve all that we have lost, perhaps the best way to honour our&nbsp;relentless&nbsp;mothers&nbsp;this year is by helping&nbsp;the people around us. Dedicate a gift to your mother through these organisations&nbsp;that are&nbsp;helping&nbsp;people brave the devastating second wave of Covid-19.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Hemkunt Foundation&nbsp;is helping arrange oxygen supplies for Covid-19 patients.&nbsp;
Under the &lsquo;Rahat Covid-19' initiative,&nbsp;Goonj&nbsp;is providing dry ration, soap, sanitisers, masks and sanitary napkins to the underprivileged.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Donation platform&nbsp;Give India&nbsp;is running several campaigns for oxygen supplies and other life-saving medical&nbsp;equipment.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Mastermind Foundation&nbsp;is taking care of the mental health needs of people with free counselling sessions in regional languages&nbsp;
Uday Foundation&nbsp;is&nbsp;distributing&nbsp;dry ration, cooked meals, wellness kits as well as oxygen concentrators amid the pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Another donation platform, you can find donation campaigns for medical supplies&nbsp;and dry ration drives on&nbsp;Ketto.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Lastly, if you really want to buy a gift for your mother then go shop from your local, small business owners. These&nbsp;businesses have suffered immensely and would greatly benefit from a little support!

Honour your mum by contributing to Covid-19 relief this Mother's Day

Thanks to the pandemic, your Mother's Day celebration is going to look very different for the second consecutive year.&nbsp;You may have to resort to catching up with your&nbsp;mum&nbsp;through video or phone calls for her own safety this year. The coronavirus&nbsp;outbreak&nbsp;has even many mothers on the frontlines as they help fight the battle against the biggest health crisis of our lifetime.&nbsp;&nbsp;
As many of us grieve all that we have lost, perhaps the best way to honour our&nbsp;relentless&nbsp;mothers&nbsp;this year is by helping&nbsp;the people around us. Dedicate a gift to your mother through these organisations&nbsp;that are&nbsp;helping&nbsp;people brave the devastating second wave of Covid-19.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Hemkunt Foundation&nbsp;is helping arrange oxygen supplies for Covid-19 patients.&nbsp;
Under the &lsquo;Rahat Covid-19' initiative,&nbsp;Goonj&nbsp;is providing dry ration, soap, sanitisers, masks and sanitary napkins to the underprivileged.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Donation platform&nbsp;Give India&nbsp;is running several campaigns for oxygen supplies and other life-saving medical&nbsp;equipment.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Mastermind Foundation&nbsp;is taking care of the mental health needs of people with free counselling sessions in regional languages&nbsp;
Uday Foundation&nbsp;is&nbsp;distributing&nbsp;dry ration, cooked meals, wellness kits as well as oxygen concentrators amid the pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Another donation platform, you can find donation campaigns for medical supplies&nbsp;and dry ration drives on&nbsp;Ketto.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Lastly, if you really want to buy a gift for your mother then go shop from your local, small business owners. These&nbsp;businesses have suffered immensely and would greatly benefit from a little support!

This Mother's Day is going to look a little different for everyone
Honour your relentless mother by helping people around you
Dedicate a gift through these&nbsp;NGOs&nbsp;doing Covid&nbsp;relief work
Want to buy a gift? Support small businesses when you shop
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Thanks to the pandemic, your Mother's Day celebration is going to look very different for the second consecutive year.&nbsp;You may have to resort to catching up with your&nbsp;mum&nbsp;through video or phone calls for her own safety this year. The coronavirus&nbsp;outbreak&nbsp;has even put many mothers on the frontlines as they help fight the battle against the biggest health crisis of our lifetime.&nbsp;&nbsp;
As many of us grieve all that we have lost, perhaps the best way to honour our&nbsp;relentless&nbsp;mothers is by helping&nbsp;the people around us. Dedicate a gift to your mother through these organisations&nbsp;that are&nbsp;helping&nbsp;people brave the devastating second wave of Covid-19.
Hemkunt Foundation&nbsp;is helping arrange oxygen supplies for Covid-19 patients.&nbsp;
Under the &lsquo;Rahat Covid-19' initiative,&nbsp;Goonj&nbsp;is providing dry ration, soap, sanitisers, masks and sanitary napkins to the underprivileged.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Donation platform&nbsp;Give India&nbsp;is running several campaigns for oxygen supplies and other life-saving medical&nbsp;equipment.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Mastermind Foundation&nbsp;is taking care of the mental health needs of people with free counselling sessions in regional languages&nbsp;
Uday Foundation&nbsp;is&nbsp;distributing&nbsp;dry ration, cooked meals, wellness kits as well as oxygen concentrators amid the pandemic.&nbsp;&nbsp;
Another donation platform, you can find donation campaigns for medical supplies&nbsp;and dry ration drives on&nbsp;Ketto.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
Lastly, if you really want to buy a gift for your mother then go shop from your local, small business owners. These&nbsp;businesses have suffered immensely and would greatly benefit from a little support!

Miracles do happen. Parents of 5-month-old Dhairya had lost all hopes of saving their child after they were told the cost of treatment.
The child, who was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder called Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type I, needed a drug called 'Zolgensma' which costs ₹ 16 crore for one dose and is labelled as the world's most expensive drug.
But the unimaginable&nbsp;has happened. With the generosity of over 2 lakh people, there is hope that Dhairya will live. The parents have raised 16 crores in small donations from over 2.6 lakh people in just 42 days hanks to the crowdfunding platform ImpactGuru, NDTV has reported.
Doctors at Mumbai's PD Hinduja Hospital, who are treating Dhairya, said, "The disease is found in one child out of 8-10,000 children. If not treated in time, there is a great risk to the life of the child."

Miracle: 5-month-old needs most expensive drug, people donate 16 crore

Miracles do happen:&nbsp;5-month-old needs most expensive drug, people donate ₹16 crore. This is the best story you will see today

5-month-old needs most expensive drug, people donate 16 crore

Miracles do happen. Parents of 5-month-old Dhairya had lost all hopes of saving their child after they were told the cost of treatment. The child, who was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder called Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type I, needed a drug called 'Zolgensma' which costs ₹ 16 crore for one dose and is labelled as the world's most expensive drug. But the unimaginable&nbsp;has happened. With the generosity of over 2 lakh people, there is hope that Dhairya will live. The parents have raised 16 crores in small donations from over 2.6 lakh people in just 42 days hanks to the crowdfunding platform ImpactGuru, NDTV has reported. Doctors at Mumbai's PD Hinduja Hospital, who are treating Dhairya, said, "The disease is found in one child out of 8-10,000 children. If not treated in time, there is a great risk to the life of the child."

Miracles do happen. Parents of 5-month-old Dhairya had lost all hopes of saving their child after they were told the cost of treatment.
The child, who was diagnosed with a rare genetic disorder called Spinal Muscular Atrophy Type I, needed a drug called 'Zolgensma' which costs ₹ 16 crore for one dose and is labelled as the world's most expensive drug.
But the unimaginable&nbsp;has happened. With the generosity of over 2 lakh people, there is hope that Dhairya will live. The parents have raised 16 crores in small donations from over 2.6 lakh people in just 42 days hanks to the crowdfunding platform ImpactGuru, NDTV has reported.
Doctors at Mumbai's PD Hinduja Hospital, who are treating Dhairya, said, "The disease is found in one child out of 8-10,000 children. If not treated in time, there is a great risk to the life of the child."

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