New Delhi, September 24 (IANS) Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Wednesday urged the citizens to participate in the online auction of souvenirs and gifts received in the last few days and months.
“Income from the auction will lead to the name name,” PM Modi also informed in a post on X.
He said, “In the last few days, online auction is going on for various gifts received during my various programs. The auction includes very interesting works that reflect India’s culture and creativity.”
The e -auction of the Prime Minister’s souvenirs started on September 17, his 75th birthday and will continue till 2 October, during which the nation is observing ‘Seva Pakhwada’ for public service.
According to Union Culture and Tourism Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat, more than 1,300 gifts received by PM Modi are on the block in this auction and include paintings, artifacts, sculptures, idols of gods and goddesses and some sports objects.
All 1,300 items poured for bidding are available on the official portal www.pmmementos.gov.in.
In particular, the PM Mementos is an open auction portal of the government, which enables buyers to participate in the online auction for goods on performance after proper registration.
A special attraction of this version is a game gifted by para-athletes in India, who attended the Paris Paralympics 2024. These tokens are a symbol of flexibility, excellence and indomitable spirit of Indian players.
A statement by the Ministry of Culture said, “All income name from e-auction will go to the major initiative of the government for the rejuvenation, conservation and conservation of the Ganges and its ecosystem.”
Such a first auction was held in January 2019. Since then, thousands of unique gifts presented to PM Modi have been auctioned, leading to more than 50 crores in the support of the name of the name.
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