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Canadian delegation donate $21,000 to Chief Minister’s Kanya Kelavni Fund for development of girls education in Gujarat

Published By : Admin | September 4, 2011 | 08:18 IST

Ahmedabad, Sunday: A 16-member delegation of Canadian Friends of India India-Canada Parliamentary Association on a courtesy call met Gujarat Chief Minister Narendra Modi here today and discussed prospects of mutual partnership.

They presented a cheque of USD 21,000 as donation to the Chief Minister's Kanya Kelavni Fund for the development of girls' education.

Canadian Member of Parliament Mr. Patrick Brown, Mr. Mukund Purohit and other members of the delegation praised the leadership qualities of Mr. Narendra Modi.

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