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Hurun India Philanthropy List 2024: Tata-Ambani were left behind… this person became the biggest donor, spent so many thousand crores of rupees

Shiv Nadar of HCL Technologies has once again left everyone behind in donating. In the financial year 2023-24, Nadar donated Rs. 2,153 crores. This is 5% more than last year. According to the list of EdelGive-Hurun India, Nadar is at the forefront in terms of donating.

Hurun India’s philanthropy list gives information about the biggest donors of India. According to the report, Shiv Nadar donated Rs 2,153 crore in the financial year 2023-24. This amount is much more than the amount donated by Gautam Adani and Mukesh Ambani. Nadar’s share in philanthropic work increased by five percent to Rs 2,153 crore in the financial year 2023-24. This amount is much more than Gautam Adani’s Rs 330 crore and the second richest Reliance Industries’ Mukesh Ambani’s Rs 407 crore. Ambani is second and Adani is fifth in this list.

Here is the list of donors –
1 Shiv Nadar and Family Rs. 2,153 Cr – 5% Education Shiv Nadar Foundation
2 Mukesh Ambani and Family Rs. 407 Cr – 8% Underprivileged communities Reliance Foundation
3 Bajaj Family Rs. 352 Cr – 33% Education for Engineering Bajaj Group Trust
4 Kumar Mangalam Birla & Fmly Rs. 334Cr- 17% Education – Aditya Birla Capital Foundation
5 Gautam Adani and Family Rs. 330Cr- 16% Education for remote villages- Adani Foundation
6 Nandan Nilekani Rs. 307 Cr- 62% Ecosystem Building – Nilekani Philanthropies
7 Krishna Chivukula Rs. 228Cr – Education – Asha Foundation
8 Anil Agarwal and Family Rs. 181 Cr – 25% Education – Anil Agarwal Foundation
9 Sushmita and Subroto Bagchi Rs. 179 Cr- 63% Public Health – Mindtree
10 Rohini Nilekani Rs. 154 Cr – 10% Ecosystem Building – Rohini Nilekani Philanthropis

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