
Belagavi: Raids on Two More Finance Firms Over High-Return Investment Scheme
Belagavi: Authorities in Belagavi have conducted raids on two more finance firms—City Index and Grodhan LLP—for allegedly collecting crores of rupees from the public by
Ashraya Foundation Directors Safala Nagaratna and Archana Padmannavar. Advisory Members, Omprakash Naik, Mrs Kamal Gadiya, Sharada Bolmal, Sreejith V. Sanju Talwar. Vinod Padmannavar Prashanth Shapurkar Vijay Hanumagonda, Youth Volunteer Kutubu attended today’s Computer distribution event, at Government Schools, Shankar Patil, Corporate Ward 07 collaborativly.
Ashraya Foundation today distributed 3 computers to No.09 Government Kannada Higher Primary School, Kelkar Bagh, here BEO Ravi Bajantri, BRC Rijwan sir and CRP Karlinganavar, HM Rukmini mam and staff attended the distribution event and rest 5 computers were donated to No. 22 Marathi Higher Primary School HM Laxman Jainoji and staff and SDMC members were present this program.
We feel proud to serve and to develop our government schools, even we also studied from government schools.
Thanks to donor who kept their trust on us and donated and our supporter Shankar Patil.

Belagavi: Authorities in Belagavi have conducted raids on two more finance firms—City Index and Grodhan LLP—for allegedly collecting crores of rupees from the public by

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