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Sathyabama University donates Rs 50 lakh to TN CM’s Public Relief Fund

TN CM Stalin seeks donation for the Chief Minister’s Public Relief Fund (CMPRF)

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Sathyabama University donates Rs 50 lakh to TN CM’s Public Relief Fund

Dr Mariazeena Johnson, Chancellor, Dr Marie Johnson, President, Maria Bernadette Tamilarasi Johnson, Vice- President of Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology, Deemed University donated a sum of Rs. 50 lakh towards the Government of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister's Public Relief Fund to the Chief Minister M K Stalin on Wednesday. PHOTO: SATHYABAMA GROUP

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CHENNAI, MAY 13

In a bid to support the Tamil Nadu government’s efforts to contain the spread of Covid -19, Sathyabama Group of institutions led by Dr Mariazeena Johnson, Chancellor, Dr Marie Johnson, President, Maria Bernadette Tamilarasi Johnson, Vice- President of Sathyabama Institute of Science and Technology (Deemed to be University ) donated a sum of Rs. 50 lakh towards the Government of Tamil Nadu Chief Minister’s Public Relief Fund, says a release.

The team of philanthropists has also greeted the newly-elected Tamil Nadu Chief Minister MK Stalin for making every effort to overcome unprecedented challenges posed by the pandemic.

The Chief Minister has expressed his gratitude to the team for rising to the occasion. Incidentally, Sathyabama Group of institutions had donated Rs 25 lakh each to the Centre and state governments last year to undertake corona relief works.

TN CM Stalin seeks donation for the Chief Minister’s Public Relief Fund (CMPRF)

Chief Minister MK Stalin had on Tuesday requested the public and private organisations to donate generously to the Chief Minister’s Public Relief Fund (CMPRF) as the State is in dire need of financial support.

He assured that money will only be spent for increasing oxygen beds at hospitals, uninterrupted supply of life-saving drugs and life-saving gas, improving the infrastructure of hospitals, purchasing vaccines and other medical expenses. Accounts of the CMPRF will be made public, he added.

Tax relief for donations

Donations made from within the country would be exempted under Section 80G of the Income Tax Act, contributions from NRIs would be exempted under Section 50 in The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act, 2010, added the statement.

Mode of donations

Funds can be contributed through debit, credit cards, and internet banking through the link https://ereceipt.tn.gov.in/cmprf/cmprf.html

For transferring through ECS, the name of the bank is Indian Overseas Bank, Secretariat Branch, Chennai 600009. The savings account number is 117201000000070, IFSC Code is IOBA0001172, MICR code is 600020061, and CMPRF PAN is AAAGC0038F.

For paying money through PhonePe, Google Pay, PayTM, Amazon Pay, and Mobikwik,  the UPI VPA ID: tncmprf@iob

Those transferring funds through ECS, are requested to provide the details such as Name, Amount Contributed, Bank and Branch, Date of Deposit, Acknowledgement No., Full Postal Address and e-mail ID.

The NRIs willing to contribute could use the SWIFT Code to donate – IOBAINBB0001 Indian Overseas Bank, Central Office, Chennai.

Donations through demand draft and cheque should be addressed to Deputy Secretary to Government and Treasurer, Chief Minister’s Public Relief Fund, Finance Department, Tamil Nadu Government, Secretariat, Chennai 600009, Tamil Nadu, India. Email: dspaycell.findpt@tn.gov.in

Private institutions can donate funds under Corporate Social Responsibility to the following bank account: Indian Overseas Bank 117201000017908 IFSC Code IOBA0001172, Secretariat Branch, Chennai 600009.

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