Akshay Kumar in Mumbai
New Delhi:
A day after Independence Day, actor Akshay Kumar urged people to make donations to the Bharat Ke Veer website, mobile app, launched by the Indian government last April. Akshay, 49, tweeted a video of himself, where he speaks about the martyred jawans and their contribution to the country. "It's our turn to make a contribution. Till now over Rs 10 crore has already been donated to the families of these soldiers. The idea is to get people to contribute and directly send the money to the person who have lost their loved ones. Let's do it together and make them proud of us," Akshay says in the video.
Home Minister Rajnath Singh lauded Akshay's efforts and replied, "Akshay Kumar ji your support to #BharatKeVeer is commendable."
The Bharat Ke Veer portal was launched by Akshay in April. It enables people to contribute towards the families of martyred army jawans.
Akshay had also several pictures from the event on social media.
On Republic Day (January 26), Akshay posted a video of himself, stating that he wants to start a website or mobile app to help these families financially. He had earlier donated Rs 9 lakh to a martyred jawan's family.
Akshay received his first National Award this year for his performance in Rustom. His films like Airlift, Baby and Holiday have been critically-acclaimed.
Akshay Kumar's last release is Toilet: Ek Prem Katha, based on the theme of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan and focusses on the importance of better sanitation facilities in India, especially in rural areas.
We owe them a lot & this is the least we can do..support our soldiers by contributing how much ever you can to #BharatKeVeer @rajnathsingh pic.twitter.com/C3TKuMNo3E
— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) August 16, 2017
Home Minister Rajnath Singh lauded Akshay's efforts and replied, "Akshay Kumar ji your support to #BharatKeVeer is commendable."
Akshay Kumar ji your support to #BharatKeVeer is commendable. https://t.co/0hN47dcJQs
— Rajnath Singh (@rajnathsingh) August 16, 2017
The Bharat Ke Veer portal was launched by Akshay in April. It enables people to contribute towards the families of martyred army jawans.
Akshay had also several pictures from the event on social media.
Such an Honour to Garland the sacred soil of the Sardar Post on #ValourDay. Launching my dream, #BharatKeVeer as we speak!! Jai Hind pic.twitter.com/JbJUoNbq5i
— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) April 9, 2017
A heartfelt thank you to hon. @rajnathsingh,Shri. Rajiv Mehrishi and @paramiyer_ for making #BharatKeVeer possible pic.twitter.com/U0iOGicMp9
— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) April 9, 2017
A Day I Found Hard To Hold Back My Tears...Support the families of our Bravehearts #BharatKeVeer Now LIVE --> https://t.co/wCPFZOYV7g pic.twitter.com/8wKGcaRYdD
— Akshay Kumar (@akshaykumar) April 9, 2017
On Republic Day (January 26), Akshay posted a video of himself, stating that he wants to start a website or mobile app to help these families financially. He had earlier donated Rs 9 lakh to a martyred jawan's family.
Akshay received his first National Award this year for his performance in Rustom. His films like Airlift, Baby and Holiday have been critically-acclaimed.
Akshay Kumar's last release is Toilet: Ek Prem Katha, based on the theme of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Swachh Bharat Abhiyan and focusses on the importance of better sanitation facilities in India, especially in rural areas.
