Among the mementos on display, the lowest base price was kept at Rs 500 for items like a small statue of Lord Ganesha and decorative wooden box in lotus shape.All proceeds from the e-auction will be donated towards funding the Namami Gange Mission.The Union Culture Ministry organised the e-auction from September 14 to sell a total of 2,772 mementos gifted to Prime Minister Narendra Modi. 10 lakh) and a metallic 14 cm statue of Swami Vivekanand (base price of Rs.Items were kept on display at the National Gallery of Modern Art in New Delhi.Celebrities, politicians and activists have shown interest in the auction, with many like Bollywood stars Anil Kapoor, Arjun Kapoor, and singer Kailash Kher endorsing it.
The exhibition cum e-auctioning of mementos received by Prime Minister Narendra Modi drew to a close on Friday with the highest bid of Rs 25 lakh for a painting of the PM with Mahatma Gandhi, a statement from the government said. 4,000 that has received a final price of Rs 6 lakh). 20 lakh.. The mementos include diverse objects and memorabilia including paintings, sculptures, shawls, jackets and traditional musical instruments.Initially, the e-auction was supposed to be held till October 3. 10 lakh), a metallic sculpture of a cow feeding a calf (a base price of Rs. However, a decision was taken to extend the auction process for another three weeks.A framed photograph of the prime minister receiving blessings from his mother, with a base price of Rs. 50,000, sold for a bid of Rs. 1000, has received a bid of Rs. 4,000, sold for a bid of Rs. As of today, all items decorative paint emulsion Factory on auction stand sold-out. The highest base price of Rs 2.5 lakh was reserved for an acrylic painting with a tri-colour background of the Prime Minister with Mahatma Gandhi, which has received a final bid of Rs 25 lakh. Other popular auction items include an exhibit of Manipuri Folk Arts (an original base price of Rs.