Coimbatore Industry Department provided Rs 40 crore as Chief Minister's Relief Fund.
Coimbatore: Kongu Entrepreneurs and Industry representatives contributed Rs 40 crore to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund to Chief Minister Stalin, who arrived in Coimbatore yesterday to inspect the Coronavirus prevention work. At the Government Guest House in Race Course, many people, including industrialists, academics, hospital administrators and government work contractors, met the CM in person and handed over their contributions for the relief fund. The Chief Minister appreciated their contribution.
The details of the coronavirus relief fund given by the Coimbatore businessmen to the Chief Minister who came to Coimbatore are as follows: -
- CRI pump Rs. 3 crore,
- SIMA Rs. 2.25 crore,
- KNR Rs. 2 crore,
- Shakti Groups Rs. 1 crore,
- Pricol Group 1 crore,
- Kuppuswamy Naidu Memorial Hospital 1 crore,
- Roots Group 1 crore,
- Ramakrishna Hospital and educational institutions Rs. 1 crore,
- Palladam BCC Rs 1 crore,
- GVG Paper Group Rs 1 crore,
- Coimbatore Corporation Contractors Association Rs 1 crore,
- Highway Contractors Association Rs 1 crore
- Smart City Contractors Rs 1 crore,
- Hindustan College Rs 1 crore,
- Aqua Company Rs 1 crore,
- Paiyya (A) Krishnan Rs 75.25 lakh,
- G. R. G. Group Rs. 50 lakh,
- Tamil Nadu Rice Mill Owners Association Rs. 50 lakh,
- Royal Care Rs. 60 lakh,
- Ganga Hospital Rs. 50 lakhs.
- Karpagam Medical College Rs. 50 lakhs,
- Coonoor Tea Estate Rs. 50 lakhs,
- Marudhamalai Senathipathi Rs. 50 lakhs,
- Rural Development Contractors Association Rs. 50 lakh,
- Best Corporation Rs. 50 lakh,
- Anita Record Rs. 50 lakh,
- Ambika Cotton Mills Rs. 50 lakh, KG Timing Rs. 50 lakh,
- Gem Hospital Rs. 25 lakh,
- All India Textile Association Rs. 25 lakhs.
- Suguna Industries Rs. 25 lakh,
- Craftsman Rs. 25 lakhs,
- CREDAI Rs. 25 lakh,
- Deccan Well Pump Rs. 25 lakh,
- LGP Group Rs. 25 lakh,
- Sumangali Jewellers Rs. 25 lakhs,
- Mineral Mining Owners Association Rs. 25 lakh,
- Kiscol Rs. 25 lakhs,
- Tamil Nadu Drinking Water Drainage Board Contractors Rs. 25 lakh,
- slum clearance board contractors Rs. 16 lakh,
- Lakshmi Ceramics Rs. 15 lakh,
- Ebenezer Asia Ltd. Rs. 15 lakhs,
- Osma 14.25 lakhs,
- COSIMA Rs. 12 lakh,
- Rajasthani Sangh Rs. 11 lakh,
- Annapurna family Rs. 10 lakh,
- Krishna Sweets Rs. 10 lakh,
- COTMA Association Rs. 10 lakh,
- Aarti Associates Rs. 10 lakh,
- Kandasamy Arts Center Rs. 10 lakh,
- Dhanushkodi Aditya Auto Store Rs. 10 lakh,
- Vinod Jee Sonali Metal Rs. 10 lakhs,
- Velcro Foundation Rs. 10 lakh,
- Muruganantham Arthi Builders Association Rs. 10 lakh,
- Bhims Hospital Rs. 10 lakh,
- RSK Construction Rs. 10 lakhs,
- Newmen’s Furniture Rs. 5 lakhs',
- Forest Minister Ramachandran in the Nilgiris District gave Rs. 29 lakhs
A total of 31,50,75,000 rupees were received as donations. It is reported that apart from this the Coimbatore industry went to Chennai and donated more amount making it a total of Rs. 40 crore to Covid-19 relief fund from Coimbatore.