Know why the government of India not accepting 'financial help’ from foreign governments for Kerala flood
Thursday - August 23, 2018 1:22 pm ,
Category : WTN SPECIAL
'Efforts' to complete relief and rehabilitation needs through 'domestic attempt'
AUG 23 (WTN) - After the worst flood of the century in Kerala, relief and rehabilitation work is continuing. But in such a way the Indian government has 'cleared' that it will not accept 'financial assistance' from foreign governments for flood affected Kerala as its 'current policy'. The Government of India has 'made it clear' that the government is committed to fulfilling the needs of relief and rehabilitation in Kerala through 'domestic efforts'.
Several countries have announced 'help' for relief operations after a terrible flood in Kerala. UAE has offered Kerala 700 crore rupees, while Gulf country Qatar has announced Rs 35 crore and Maldives has announced financial assistance of Rs 35 lakh. But the government of India 'refused' to seek help from these countries under the 'existing policy'.
Earlier, in the time of the disaster in Uttarakhand, the Indian government had refused to seek any kind of financial help from foreign governments. For your information, let you know that during the Uttarakhand disaster, Japan and America offered financial assistance to the Indian government.
However, non-resident Indians and international organizations can donate to Prime Minister Relief Fund and Kerala Chief Minister Relief Fund.
According to information received from the media here, the Kerala government is ‘interested’ to take donations from the UAE. About this, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarai Vijayan said, "If there is any obstacle in getting flood relief assistance from the UAE, the state government will contact the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to remove it." According to Kerala's Chief Minister, due to the floods in Kerala, there is a loss of about Rs 1,95,512 crore.
According to information received from the media, the Indian government has already told 'its decision' that India will not accept the offer of financial help being offered by various countries to Kerala. As you know, the UAE has offered assistance of Rs 700 crore to its 'relations' with Kerala. According to official figures, around three million Indians live in the UAE and work there, 80 percent of them are from Kerala.
AUG 23 (WTN) - After the worst flood of the century in Kerala, relief and rehabilitation work is continuing. But in such a way the Indian government has 'cleared' that it will not accept 'financial assistance' from foreign governments for flood affected Kerala as its 'current policy'. The Government of India has 'made it clear' that the government is committed to fulfilling the needs of relief and rehabilitation in Kerala through 'domestic efforts'.
Several countries have announced 'help' for relief operations after a terrible flood in Kerala. UAE has offered Kerala 700 crore rupees, while Gulf country Qatar has announced Rs 35 crore and Maldives has announced financial assistance of Rs 35 lakh. But the government of India 'refused' to seek help from these countries under the 'existing policy'.
Earlier, in the time of the disaster in Uttarakhand, the Indian government had refused to seek any kind of financial help from foreign governments. For your information, let you know that during the Uttarakhand disaster, Japan and America offered financial assistance to the Indian government.
However, non-resident Indians and international organizations can donate to Prime Minister Relief Fund and Kerala Chief Minister Relief Fund.
According to information received from the media here, the Kerala government is ‘interested’ to take donations from the UAE. About this, Kerala Chief Minister Pinarai Vijayan said, "If there is any obstacle in getting flood relief assistance from the UAE, the state government will contact the Prime Minister Narendra Modi to remove it." According to Kerala's Chief Minister, due to the floods in Kerala, there is a loss of about Rs 1,95,512 crore.
According to information received from the media, the Indian government has already told 'its decision' that India will not accept the offer of financial help being offered by various countries to Kerala. As you know, the UAE has offered assistance of Rs 700 crore to its 'relations' with Kerala. According to official figures, around three million Indians live in the UAE and work there, 80 percent of them are from Kerala.
