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Adani Foundation Funds 100 New Mumbai Police Cars
The Adani Foundation is giving Rs 15 crore to help Mumbai Police get 100 new cars.
Pranav Adani said the money recognizes police officers who work all day and night.
The new cars are meant to help the police protect Mumbai.
The Mumbai Police Foundation thanked the foundation for the contribution.
Pranav Adani visited the police headquarters for the contribution.
He said he was proud to support the people who protect the city.
In a separate statement, he praised a government plan called Samudra Manthan.
He said the plan could help India explore more energy resources under the sea.
Pranav Adani said the Adani Foundation contributed Rs 15 crore to add 100 new cars to the Mumbai Police fleet.
The contribution is intended to support Mumbai’s policing, security infrastructure and police personnel.
Pranav Adani visited the Mumbai Police Headquarters in connection with the contribution.
The Mumbai Police Foundation praised the donation as support for police welfare and public security.
Pranav Adani also said the Centre’s Samudra Manthan scheme could expand offshore energy exploration and strengthen India’s energy security.
- Who
- The Adani Foundation, through Adani Enterprises Director Pranav Adani, and the Mumbai Police Foundation.
- What
- A Rs 15 crore contribution toward adding 100 new cars to the Mumbai Police fleet.
- Where
- Mumbai, including the Mumbai Police Headquarters.
- When
- Pranav Adani announced the contribution on Monday; the article does not specify the date.
- Why
- To support Mumbai’s policing and security infrastructure and recognize police personnel’s work.
Key facts
- Contribution
- Rs 15 crore
- Vehicles
- 100 new cars
- Beneficiary
- Mumbai Police
- Contributor
- Adani Foundation
- Representative
- Pranav Adani, director of Adani Enterprises
- Acknowledgment
- The Mumbai Police Foundation appreciated the contribution.
- Related policy remarks
- Pranav Adani said the Samudra Manthan scheme could accelerate offshore oil and gas exploration and strengthen India’s energy security.
Quotes
Pranav Adani
Adani Enterprises director who announced the contribution
“India's energy exploration landscape is entering an era of unprecedented scale. Guided by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visionary leadership for India's energy security, the Union Cabinet's approval of the Samudra Manthan scheme marks a landmark step towards unlocking our vast offshore energy potential”
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“We salute the brave men and women in khaki who work round the clock to keep Mumbai safe for all”
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