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IPGA Kolkata disaster relief work
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Index
Sr No
Date Publication/Portal Name
Headline Page/Link
Print & Online
1 27-Jun-20
PTI Pulses Trade Body Donates 5,000
Disaster Relief Kits To WB Govt
2 27-Jun-20
Timesnownews.com
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens
affected by the Cyclone Amphan
https://www.timesnownews.com/kolkata/article/kolkata-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-
kits-to-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-cyclone-
amphan/612586
3 27-Jun-20
ANI
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.aninews.in/news/business/india-pulses-and-
grains-association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-
citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-in-
kolkata20200626165026
4 27-Jun-20
businessworld.in
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
http://businessworld.in/article/IPGA-Provides-5000-Disaster-
Relief-Kits-To-Under-privileged-Citizens-Affected-By-Cyclone-
Amphan-In-Kolkata/26-06-2020-291368
5 27-Jun-20
Outlookindia.com
Pulses Trade Body Donates 5,000 Disaster Relief Kits To WB Govt
https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/pulses-trade-body-donates-5000-disaster-relief-
kits-to-wb-govt/1878096
6 27-Jun-20
Yahoo.com
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://in.news.yahoo.com/india-pulses-grains-association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-
074410117.html
7 27-Jun-20
Theweek.in Pulses Trade Body Donates 5,000
Disaster Relief Kits To WB Govt
https://www.theweek.in/wireupdates/business/2020/06/26/d
cm21-wb-pulses-body-relief.html
8 27-Jun-20
Republicworld.com
Pulses Trade Body Donates 5,000 Disaster Relief Kits To WB Govt
https://www.republicworld.com/india-news/general-
news/pulses-trade-body-donates-5000-disaster-relief-
kits-to-wb-govt.html#:~:text=Trust%20Of%
20India-,Pulses%20trade%20body%20IPGA%20on%20Friday%20handed%20over%205%2C000%20disaster,1%20litre%20of%20edible%2
0oil.
9 27-Jun-20
Mumbainewsnetwork.co
m
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://mumbainewsnetworks.blogspot.com/2020/06/ipga-relief-work-in-kolkata.html
10 27-Jun-20
Devidsourse.com
Pulses trade body donates 5,000 disaster relief kits to WB govt
https://www.devdiscourse.com/article/business/1107014-pulses-trade-body-donates-
5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-wb-govt
11 27-Jun-20
Himachalpatrika.com
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.himachalpatrika.com//news/india-pulses-and-
grains-association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-
citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-in-
kolkata20200626165024//
12 27-Jun-20
Haryanatoday.in
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.haryanatoday.in//news/india-pulses-and-grains-
association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-
amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
13 27-Jun-20
Leportale.com
Pulses Trade Body Donates 5,000 Disaster Relief Kits To WB Govt
http://news.leportale.com/doc?id=206031641
14 27-Jun-20
Thefactnews.com
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://thefactnews.in/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-
relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-
the-cyclone-amphan-in-kolkata/
15 27-Jun-20
Indiannewsnetwork
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.indiannewsnetwork.net/news/india-pulses-and-
grains-association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-
citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-in-
kolkata20200626165024/
16 27-Jun-20
Odisha post
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.odishapost.news/news/india-pulses-and-grains-
association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-
amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
17 27-Jun-20
Northest times
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.northeasttimes.in/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-provides-5000-
disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-
amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
18 27-Jun-20
Maharashtra samachar
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.maharashtrasamachar.com/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-
citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-in-
kolkata20200626165024/
19 27-Jun-20
Madhyapradeshchronicle
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.madhyapradeshchronicle.com/news/india-pulses-
and-grains-association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-
citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-in-
kolkata20200626165024/
20 27-Jun-20
Kashmir newsline
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.kashmirnewsline.in/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-
citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-in-
kolkata20200626165024/
21 27-Jun-20
Kashmir breaking
news
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.kashmirbreakingnews.com/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-
citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-in-
kolkata20200626165024/
22 27-Jun-20
Karnataka live
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.karnatakalive.in/news/india-pulses-and-grains-
association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-
amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
23 27-Jun-20
Jharkhand times
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.jharkhandtimes.in/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-provides-5000-
disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-
amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
24 27-Jun-20
Dailyhunt
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/english/business+world-
epaper-bizworld/ipga+provides+5000+disaster+relief+kits+to+under+privileged+citizens+affected+by+cy
clone+amphan+in+kolkata-newsid-n193969004
25 27-Jun-20
Gujrat Varta
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.gujaratvarta.com/news/india-pulses-and-grains-
association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-
amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
26 27-Jun-20
Gujarat Samachar
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.gujaratsamachar.news/search/?query=India+Pulses+and+Grains+Association+%28IPGA%29+provides+5000+disast
er+relief+kits+to+the+under-privileged+citizens+affected+by+the+Cyclone+Amphan+in+Kolk
ata
27 27-Jun-20
Delhi live
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.delhilivenews.in/news/india-pulses-and-grains-
association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-
amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
28 27-Jun-20
Bihar times
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.bihartimes.news/news/india-pulses-and-grains-
association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-
amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
29 27-Jun-20
Chattisgarh today
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.chhattisgarhtoday.in/news/india-pulses-and-
grains-association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-
citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-in-
kolkata20200626165024/
30 27-Jun-20
Bihar 24*7
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.bihar24x7.com/news/india-pulses-and-grains-
association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-
amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
31 27-Jun-20
Andhara pradesh
news
India Pulses And Grains Association (IPGA) provides 5000 disaster relief kits to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan in
Kolkata
https://www.andhrapradeshmirror.com/news/india-pulses-and-
grains-association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-
citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-in-
kolkata20200626165024/
Website: PTI
URL of Coverage:
Pulses trade body donates 5,000 disaster relief kits to WB govt
New Delhi, Jun 26 (PTI) Pulses trade body IPGA on Friday handed over 5,000 disaster relief kits to the
West Bengal government for distribution to under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata.
Each relief kit contains 5 kg of rice, 1 kg of masoor dal, 1 kg of sugar, 1 kg of salt and 1 litre of edible
oil.
The India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA) handed over the relief material to West Bengal Disaster
Management Minister Javed Ahmed Khan, an official statement said.
"Cyclone Amphan has created havoc in Kolkata and the after-effects have been tremendous. People
are still suffering and unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting
food for survival is a challenge. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation, especially natural calamities," IPGA Convenor East Zone Anurag Tulshan said.
The overall contribution from the pulses trade body to the PM-CARES Fund is close to Rs 5 crore. This
is over and above the contribution made by IPGA members in the form of foodgrains, sanitisers,
masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
"As the nodal body of the pulses trade, we are proud to be a part of all the relief work done so far and
will always support all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times,"
IPGA Vice-Chairman Bimal Kothari said.
Website: Timesnow.com
URL of Coverage: https://www.timesnownews.com/kolkata/article/kolkata-ipga-provides-5000-
disaster-relief-kits-to-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-cyclone-amphan/612586
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil
Defence, West Bengal to be distributed to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone
Amphan in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre
Edible Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: ANI
URL of Coverage: https://www.aninews.in/news/business/india-pulses-and-grains-association-
ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-
amphan-in-kolkata20200626165026
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Business world.com
URL of Coverage: http://businessworld.in/article/IPGA-Provides-5000-Disaster-Relief-Kits-To-Under-
privileged-Citizens-Affected-By-Cyclone-Amphan-In-Kolkata/26-06-2020-291368
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil
Defence, West Bengal to be distributed to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone
Amphan in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre
Edible Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Outlookindia.com
URL of Coverage: https://www.outlookindia.com/newsscroll/pulses-trade-body-donates-5000-
disaster-relief-kits-to-wb-govt/1878096
Pulses trade body donates 5,000 disaster relief kits to WB govt
New Delhi, Jun 26 (PTI) Pulses trade body IPGA on Friday handed over 5,000 disaster relief kits to the
West Bengal government for distribution to under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata.
Each relief kit contains 5 kg of rice, 1 kg of masoor dal, 1 kg of sugar, 1 kg of salt and 1 litre of edible
oil.
The India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA) handed over the relief material to West Bengal Disaster
Management Minister Javed Ahmed Khan, an official statement said.
"Cyclone Amphan has created havoc in Kolkata and the after-effects have been tremendous. People
are still suffering and unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting
food for survival is a challenge. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation, especially natural calamities," IPGA Convenor East Zone Anurag Tulshan said.
The overall contribution from the pulses trade body to the PM-CARES Fund is close to Rs 5 crore. This
is over and above the contribution made by IPGA members in the form of foodgrains, sanitisers,
masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
"As the nodal body of the pulses trade, we are proud to be a part of all the relief work done so far and
will always support all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times,"
IPGA Vice-Chairman Bimal Kothari said.
Website: Yahoo.com
URL of Coverage: https://in.news.yahoo.com/india-pulses-grains-association-ipga-provides-5000-
disaster-074410117.html
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil
Defence, West Bengal to be distributed to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone
Amphan in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre
Edible Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: The Week.in
URL of Coverage: https://www.theweek.in/wireupdates/business/2020/06/26/dcm21-wb-pulses-
body-relief.html
Pulses trade body donates 5,000 disaster relief kits to WB govt
New Delhi, Jun 26 (PTI) Pulses trade body IPGA on Friday handed over 5,000 disaster relief kits to the
West Bengal government for distribution to under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata.
Each relief kit contains 5 kg of rice, 1 kg of masoor dal, 1 kg of sugar, 1 kg of salt and 1 litre of edible
oil.
The India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA) handed over the relief material to West Bengal Disaster
Management Minister Javed Ahmed Khan, an official statement said.
"Cyclone Amphan has created havoc in Kolkata and the after-effects have been tremendous. People
are still suffering and unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting
food for survival is a challenge. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation, especially natural calamities," IPGA Convenor East Zone Anurag Tulshan said.
The overall contribution from the pulses trade body to the PM-CARES Fund is close to Rs 5 crore. This
is over and above the contribution made by IPGA members in the form of foodgrains, sanitisers,
masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
"As the nodal body of the pulses trade, we are proud to be a part of all the relief work done so far and
will always support all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times,"
IPGA Vice-Chairman Bimal Kothari said.
Website: Republicworld.com
URL of Coverage: https://www.republicworld.com/india-news/general-news/pulses-trade-body-
donates-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-wb-govt.html#:~:text=Trust%20Of%20India-
,Pulses%20trade%20body%20IPGA%20on%20Friday%20handed%20over%205%2C000%20disaster,1
%20litre%20of%20edible%20oil.
Pulses trade body donates 5,000 disaster relief kits to WB govt
New Delhi, Jun 26 (PTI) Pulses trade body IPGA on Friday handed over 5,000 disaster relief kits to the
West Bengal government for distribution to under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata.
Each relief kit contains 5 kg of rice, 1 kg of masoor dal, 1 kg of sugar, 1 kg of salt and 1 litre of edible
oil.
The India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA) handed over the relief material to West Bengal Disaster
Management Minister Javed Ahmed Khan, an official statement said.
"Cyclone Amphan has created havoc in Kolkata and the after-effects have been tremendous. People
are still suffering and unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting
food for survival is a challenge. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation, especially natural calamities," IPGA Convenor East Zone Anurag Tulshan said.
The overall contribution from the pulses trade body to the PM-CARES Fund is close to Rs 5 crore. This
is over and above the contribution made by IPGA members in the form of foodgrains, sanitisers,
masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
"As the nodal body of the pulses trade, we are proud to be a part of all the relief work done so far and
will always support all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times,"
IPGA Vice-Chairman Bimal Kothari said.
Website: Mumbainewsnetwork.com
URL of Coverage: https://mumbainewsnetworks.blogspot.com/2020/06/ipga-relief-work-in-
kolkata.html
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil
Defence, West Bengal to be distributed to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone
Amphan in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre
Edible Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Devdiscourse.com
URL of Coverage: https://www.devdiscourse.com/article/business/1107014-pulses-trade-body-
donates-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-wb-govt
Pulses trade body donates 5,000 disaster relief kits to WB govt
New Delhi, Jun 26 (PTI) Pulses trade body IPGA on Friday handed over 5,000 disaster relief kits to the
West Bengal government for distribution to under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata.
Each relief kit contains 5 kg of rice, 1 kg of masoor dal, 1 kg of sugar, 1 kg of salt and 1 litre of edible
oil.
The India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA) handed over the relief material to West Bengal Disaster
Management Minister Javed Ahmed Khan, an official statement said.
"Cyclone Amphan has created havoc in Kolkata and the after-effects have been tremendous. People
are still suffering and unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting
food for survival is a challenge. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation, especially natural calamities," IPGA Convenor East Zone Anurag Tulshan said.
The overall contribution from the pulses trade body to the PM-CARES Fund is close to Rs 5 crore. This
is over and above the contribution made by IPGA members in the form of foodgrains, sanitisers,
masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
"As the nodal body of the pulses trade, we are proud to be a part of all the relief work done so far and
will always support all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times,"
IPGA Vice-Chairman Bimal Kothari said.
Website: Himachalpatrika.com
URL of Coverage: https://www.himachalpatrika.com//news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-
ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-
amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024//
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil
Defence, West Bengal to be distributed to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone
Amphan in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre
Edible Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Haryanatoday.in
URL of Coverage: https://www.haryanatoday.in//news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-
in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil
Defence, West Bengal to be distributed to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone
Amphan in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre
Edible Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Leportale.com
URL of Coverage: http://news.leportale.com/doc?id=206031641
Pulses trade body donates 5,000 disaster relief kits to WB govt
New Delhi, Jun 26 (PTI) Pulses trade body IPGA on Friday handed over 5,000 disaster relief kits to the
West Bengal government for distribution to under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata.
Each relief kit contains 5 kg of rice, 1 kg of masoor dal, 1 kg of sugar, 1 kg of salt and 1 litre of edible
oil.
The India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA) handed over the relief material to West Bengal Disaster
Management Minister Javed Ahmed Khan, an official statement said.
"Cyclone Amphan has created havoc in Kolkata and the after-effects have been tremendous. People
are still suffering and unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting
food for survival is a challenge. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation, especially natural calamities," IPGA Convenor East Zone Anurag Tulshan said.
The overall contribution from the pulses trade body to the PM-CARES Fund is close to Rs 5 crore. This
is over and above the contribution made by IPGA members in the form of foodgrains, sanitisers,
masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
"As the nodal body of the pulses trade, we are proud to be a part of all the relief work done so far and
will always support all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times,"
IPGA Vice-Chairman Bimal Kothari said.
Website: Thefactnews.in
URL of Coverage: https://thefactnews.in/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-provides-5000-
disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-in-kolkata/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil
Defence, West Bengal to be distributed to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone
Amphan in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre
Edible Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Indiannewsnetwork
URL of Coverage: https://www.indiannewsnetwork.net/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-
ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-
amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil
Defence, West Bengal to be distributed to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone
Amphan in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre
Edible Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Odisha post
URL of Coverage: https://www.odishapost.news/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-
in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Northest times
URL of Coverage: https://www.northeasttimes.in/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-
in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Maharashtra samachar
URL of Coverage: https://www.maharashtrasamachar.com/news/india-pulses-and-grains-
association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-
cyclone-amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil
Defence, West Bengal to be distributed to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone
Amphan in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre
Edible Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking
about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have
been tremendous. People are still suffering and unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has
been impacted and getting food for survival is a challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution
by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always
support the state government in every possible situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Madhyapradeshchronicle
URL of Coverage: https://www.madhyapradeshchronicle.com/news/india-pulses-and-grains-
association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-
cyclone-amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Kashmir newsline
URL of Coverage: https://www.kashmirnewsline.in/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-
in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Kashmir breaking news
URL of Coverage: https://www.kashmirbreakingnews.com/news/india-pulses-and-grains-
association-ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-
cyclone-amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil
Defence, West Bengal to be distributed to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone
Amphan in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre
Edible Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Karnataka live
URL of Coverage: https://www.karnatakalive.in/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-
in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Jharkhand times
URL of Coverage: https://www.jharkhandtimes.in/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-
in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Dailyhunt
URL of Coverage: https://m.dailyhunt.in/news/india/english/business+world-epaper-
bizworld/ipga+provides+5000+disaster+relief+kits+to+under+privileged+citizens+affected+by+cyclo
ne+amphan+in+kolkata-newsid-n193969004
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil
Defence, West Bengal to be distributed to the under-privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone
Amphan in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre
Edible Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Gujrat Varta
URL of Coverage: https://www.gujaratvarta.com/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-
in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Gujarat Samachar
URL of Coverage:
https://www.gujaratsamachar.news/search/?query=India+Pulses+and+Grains+Association+%28IPGA
%29+provides+5000+disaster+relief+kits+to+the+under-
privileged+citizens+affected+by+the+Cyclone+Amphan+in+Kolkata
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Delhi live
URL of Coverage: https://www.delhilivenews.in/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-
in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Bihar times
URL of Coverage: https://www.bihartimes.news/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-
in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Chattisgarh today
URL of Coverage: https://www.chhattisgarhtoday.in/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-
in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Bihar 24*7
URL of Coverage: https://www.bihar24x7.com/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-ipga-
provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-amphan-
in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Website: Andhara pradesh news
URL of Coverage: https://www.andhrapradeshmirror.com/news/india-pulses-and-grains-association-
ipga-provides-5000-disaster-relief-kits-to-the-under-privileged-citizens-affected-by-the-cyclone-
amphan-in-kolkata20200626165024/
IPGA provides 5000 disaster relief kits to under-privileged citizens affected by Cyclone Amphan
India Pulses and Grains Association (IPGA), the nodal
body for India’s pulses trade and industry today
handed over 5000 disaster relief kits to Javed Ahmed
Khan, MIC Disaster Management and Civil Defence,
West Bengal to be distributed to the under-
privileged citizens affected by the Cyclone Amphan
in Kolkata. Each relief kit contains 5 kgs Rice, 1 kg
Masoor Dal, 1 kg Sugar, 1 kg Salt and 1 litre Edible
Oil.
Anurag Tulshan – IPGA Convenor, East Zone speaking about the initiative said, “Cyclone Amphan has
created a havoc in Kolkata and the after effects have been tremendous. People are still suffering and
unable to resume normal life. Daily livelihood has been impacted and getting food for survival is a
challenge. IPGA decided to step up it’s contribution by providing 5000 disaster relief kits to the under
privileged citizens of Kolkata. IPGA will always support the state government in every possible
situation especially natural calamities.”
While commenting on IPGA’s overall contribution to the nation Bimal Kothari, Vice Chairman – IPGA
said, “This initiative is third in the series of overall contribution of the pulses trade to the nation
amounting to Rs. 5 crore. The first contribution was pledging Rs. 21 Lakh to PM-CARES Fund and the
second contribution was of providing 5000 ration bags to Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation,
Mumbai for the migrant workers and 1000 ration bags to Navi Mumbai Police Department to honour
the tireless efforts taken by police personnel in the fight against COVID 19. As the nodal body of the
pulses trade, we are proud lakh to be a part of all the relief work done so far and will always support
all the state and central government efforts during such unprecedented times. We are the FIRST
ASSOCIATION to come forward and contribute to the best of our capacity. We hope that our effort
encourages other similar Associations to come forward and contribute. This is the time, that we need
to come forward to take care of our fellow Indians and support them.”
IPGA, apart from the contribution of Rs. 21 to PM-CARES Fund which is in addition to the various
amounts contributed by their members. The overall contribution from the Pulses Trade to PM-CARES
Fund is close to Rs. 5 crores. This is over and above the contribution made by IPGA Members in the
form of food grains, sanitizers, masks, gloves and similar essential commodities and products.
Thank You