Model (replica) of Ram temple of Ayodhya, silver veena, replica of national bird peacock, statue of Ram Darbar, cap with autographs of Olympic winners, shoes etc…. This is the list of gifts received by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
If you want, these gifts can enhance the beauty of your home. These beautiful gifts, which are currently adorning the National Gallery of Modern Art, can reach the showcase of your home.
In fact, the sixth edition of the e-auction of gifts and mementos received by the Prime Minister, which began on his birthday (17 September), will continue till 2 October. It started in January 2019. This time more than 600 gifts received by PM Modi are being auctioned.
PM Modi has also given information about this in his post. He has also appealed to people to participate in this auction.
PM Modi’s gifts are being auctioned online. You can also take part in this auction which will run for 16 days. For this you need to pay Rs. https://pmmementos.gov.in You have to go to. Here you have to register.
After this, you will be able to bid for the gifts received by PM Modi. The basic price of each gift has been fixed. You can make them yours by bidding more than that.
Culture Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat recently visited the exhibition of souvenirs received by the Prime Minister at the National Gallery of Modern Art. In a press conference, he said that the base price for the auction of these gifts is decided by a government committee.
The items whose base price has been kept the highest include the badminton rackets of Paralympic bronze medalists Nitya Shri Sivan and Sukant Kadam, as well as the ‘discus’ of silver medalist Yogesh Khatunia. Their base price has been fixed at around Rs 5.50 lakh.
While talking to the media, the Culture Minister said that PM Modi has started a new tradition of auctioning gifts. He has been doing this even as the Chief Minister. PM Modi has told in his post that the money received from the auction is used in the Namami Gange project. This money is used to clean the Ganga river. It is also used for other works.
According to the Ministry of Culture, a part of the auction pays tribute to the brave warriors and freedom fighters of India and celebrates the glorious chapters of the country’s history.
