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We all know that, besides being a versatile actor, Salman Khan is an accomplished artist as well. The 'Ek Tha Tiger' actor is all set to showcase his art in a first-ever solo exhibition in Bengaluru. The actor's latest art series is titled 'Motherhood - An Artistic Ode to Mother Teresa'.
Three paintings (which includes two new large-size works created by Salman) will be on display at Bengaluru's gallery from March 11 till 20. Readers may recall that Salman Khan’s artworks went live online on ‘Google Arts & Culture’ (GAC) on March 4. One can find two of his paintings viz., ‘Still In Hope of Compassion’ and ‘Begging for Peace’ on display on the GAC digital platform.
On the occasion of Women's Day yesterday, Salman Khan shared a video clip from his art gallery on social media. In the video, Salman could be seen giving a finishing touch to the Mother Teresa painting. He captioned the clip “Do whatever u want to do but don’t trouble your mother … happy women’s day! View my art at the link in bio.”
In no time, Salman Khan's fans heaped praises for the talented actor on his social media post. Salman Khan, who happens to be a self-taught artist, began painting years before he made a mark in Bollywood. He now spends much of his time focussing on his art, creating large-format works on canvas. By now, everyone knows that Salman Khan is hugely inspired by Mother Teresa and her selfless humanitarian works. This inspiration gets mirrored almost every time in his paintings.
On the work front, the actor will soon be seen in 'Tiger 3' alongside Katrina Kaif. The much-awaited film will be out on 21 April 2023.

Salman Khan shares Mother Teresa artwork from his first-ever solo show

Salman Khan shares Mother Teresa painting on his first-ever solo show in Bengaluru 

We all know that, besides being a versatile actor, Salman Khan is an accomplished artist as well. The 'Ek Tha Tiger' actor is all set to showcase his art in a first-ever solo exhibition in Bengaluru.&nbsp;The actor's latest art series is titled 'Motherhood - An Artistic Ode to Mother Teresa'.
SUPER:&nbsp;Salman Khan shares a glimpse of his artwork on Women's Day&nbsp;
SUPER: Salman Khan will showcase his first-ever solo exhibition in Bengaluru
On Women's Day, Salman Khan shared a clip with his fans from his art gallery on social media.
In the video, Salman could be seen giving a finishing touch to a Mother Teresa painting. Wishing a Happy Women's Day, he asked his fans to not trouble their mothers.&nbsp;
SUPER: Salman Khan began painting years before marking his entry into Bollywood&nbsp;
SUPER: Most of Salman Khan's artwork has been inspired by Mother Teresa&nbsp;
In no time, Salman Khan's fans heaped praises for the talented actor on his social media post. Salman Khan, who happens to be a self-taught artist, began painting years before he made a mark in Bollywood. He now spends much of his time focussing on his art, creating large-format works on canvas. By now, everyone knows that Salman Khan is hugely inspired by Mother Teresa and her selfless humanitarian works. This inspiration gets mirrored almost every time in his paintings.
On the work front, the actor will soon be seen in 'Tiger 3' alongside Katrina Kaif. The much-awaited film will be out on 21 April 2023.

Salman&nbsp;Khan&nbsp;happens to be a self-taught artist, began painting years before he made a mark in Bollywood.

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Three paintings (which includes two new large-size works created by Salman) will be on display at Bengaluru's gallery from March 11 till 20. Readers may recall that&nbsp;Salman Khan&rsquo;s artworks went live online on &lsquo;Google Arts &amp; Culture&rsquo; (GAC) on March 4. One can find two of his paintings viz., &lsquo;Still In Hope of Compassion&rsquo; and &lsquo;Begging for Peace&rsquo; on display on the GAC digital platform.
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On the occasion of Women's Day yesterday, Salman Khan shared a video clip from his art gallery on social media. In the video, Salman could be seen giving a finishing touch to the Mother Teresa painting. He captioned the clip &ldquo;Do whatever u want to do but don&rsquo;t trouble your mother &hellip; happy women&rsquo;s day! View my art at the link in bio.&rdquo;
In no time, Salman Khan's fans heaped praises for the talented actor on his social media post. Salman Khan, who happens to be a self-taught artist, began painting years before he made a mark in Bollywood. He now spends much of his time focussing on his art, creating large-format works on canvas. By now, everyone knows that Salman Khan is hugely inspired by Mother Teresa and her selfless humanitarian works. This inspiration gets mirrored almost every time in his paintings.
On the work front, the actor will soon be seen in 'Tiger 3' alongside Katrina Kaif. The much-awaited film will be out on 21 April 2023.

The Centre has restored the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act or FCRA registration of Missionaries of Charity.Nearly two weeks after the Union government refused to renew the registration, the charity set up by Nobel laureate Mother Teresa will now be able to receive foreign donations and the new FCRA certificate will be valid till the end of 2026.In a statement issued on December 25 last year, the Ministry of Home Affairs had refused to renew the FCRA registration to the charity after it had received some “adverse inputs”.The refusal to renew the FCRA registration, which is needed by the NGOs to receive foreign funding, had become a political flashpoint, with several Opposition leaders expressing shock and dismay at the move.
The charity was set up in 1950 by Mother Teresa, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 “for bringing help to suffering humanity” but has been accused of religious conversions by the right-wing Hindu groups.
In the recently concluded Winter Session of Parliament, a BJP Lok Sabha member had accused the NGO of indulging in religious conversions and illegally sending children for adoption abroad.

FCRA certificate renewed, Mother Teresa's Missionaries of Charity to keep on receiving foreign donation

In a statement issued on December 25 last year, the Ministry of Home Affairs had refused to renew the FCRA registration to the charity after it had received some &ldquo;adverse inputs&rdquo;.

The Centre has restored the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act or&nbsp;FCRA registration of Missionaries of Charity. Nearly two weeks after the Union government refused to renew the registration, the charity set up by Nobel laureate Mother Teresa will now be able to receive foreign donations and the new FCRA certificate will be valid till the end of 2026. In a statement issued on December 25 last year, the Ministry of Home Affairs had refused to renew the FCRA registration to the charity after it had received some &ldquo;adverse inputs&rdquo;. The refusal to renew the FCRA registration, which is needed by the NGOs to receive foreign funding, had become a political flashpoint, with several Opposition leaders expressing shock and dismay at the move. 
The charity was set up in 1950 by Mother Teresa, who was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 &ldquo;for bringing help to suffering humanity&rdquo; but has been accused of religious conversions by the right-wing Hindu groups.
 In the recently concluded Winter Session of Parliament, a&nbsp;BJP Lok Sabha member had accused the NGO of indulging in religious conversions and illegally sending children for adoption abroad.

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