bharat ke veer

New Delhi, Sept 6 () All contributions to 'bharat ke veer', a home ministry fund which aids families of paramilitary personnel who died fighting extremists, have been exempted from the income tax, Home Minister Rajnath Singh said Thursday.

'Dilli waakai dil walon ki hai,' says Akshay Kumar as Delhiites contribute Rs 12.93 crore for martyrs at the event

As part of the 'bharat ke veer' initiative, which is a corpus fund to help the families of paramilitary troopers killed in the line of duty, an official anthem was launched here today.

Just a week after his performance at Mehar Rangat Festival in Central Park, Kailash Kher will be back in the city today for another concert.

The website, 'bharat ke veer', was launched two year ago on the Valour Day of the CRPF. It was Akshay's idea to officially provide a degree of financial security to the kin of our soldiers, who make the supreme sacrifice in the line of duty.

Kiren Rijiju, MoS, Home Affairs, is perhaps one of the most film frat-friendly ministers. From lining up music concerts in the country’s troubled regions to taking actors and singers to meet soldiers, Rijiju has been organising a number of activities with the cine world’s celebs. And the latest example of this is the bharat ke veer initiative – a website launched by the home ministry to help civilians contribute to the families of martyred soldiers.

On Thursday, at least 40 Central Reserve Police Force personnel were killed in a terrorist attack in Pulwama district. A lot of Bollywood celebrities and cricketers had taken to their social media pages to offer condolences to the martyrs.

Singh has been invited to run under the Government of India's initiative "BharatKeVeer", a website which allows people to donate directly to an individual brave-heart's account

Akshay Kumar has been always in the forefront for the betterment of the country. He has worked for various governmental and non-governmental schemes that empower the citizens, especially women.

Bollywood actor Akshay Kumar has been always in the forefront for the betterment of the country and the citizens. The actor has worked for various governmental and non-governmental schemes.

Recently, Union Minister of State for Home Affairs, Kiren Rijiju tweeted in support of Akshay Kumar where he mentioned about Akshay providing aid to a special programme meant for the martyrs from the Indian army

FAU-G, stands for Fearless And United-Guards, the game will be made by Bengaluru-based mobile game publisher nCORE Games.

Hindi film star Akshay Kumar runs the only web site for donations to the families of India's martyrs. That site is called 'bharat ke veer', which is at bharatkeveer.gov.in. For a while now, scamsters have been taking advantage of Kumar's association with this charity to orchestrate their own scams.

The real-life heroes of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPF) are now the new heroes of the graphic novel world. At a recent event in the city, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) launched the bharat ke veer graphic novel, which has stories of valour from all seven units of the CAPF. The event, which also saw the launch of the bharat ke veer anthem, was attended by Akshay Kumar, Kailash Kher, Home Minister Rajnath Singh, and Kiren Rijiju, MoS, Home Affairs, among others.

The city chapter of Inner Wheel, a women's service organisation spread across 100 countries, is gearing to hold a music concert featuring singer Javed Ali, to celebrate martyred soldiers. It has already raised over Rs 2 crore.

Akshay Kumar has been the talk of the town recently for his citizenship. The actor who has always been contributing towards the country has been questioned about his citizenship. The actor holds Canadian citizenship.

The general sentiment that echoed throughout the recently-concluded Parakram Parv celebrations was “Thank you, Indian Army.” Held at the lawns of India Gate, the event commemorated the second anniversary of the surgical strikes conducted by the Indian Army across the Line of Control (LoC).

The Centre is bringing out an Amar Chitra Katha-styled comic book series on the lives and daredevil exploits of paramilitary soldiers killed in the line of duty, official sources said on Tuesday.

The website is named ‘bharat ke veer Jawan’ which will be launched by Union home minister Rajnath Singh on April 9 at Vigyan Bhawan.