Days
after
the
brutal
Pulwama
attack,
renowned
singer,
Lata
Mangeshkar
has
announced
that
she
will
be
extending
financial
help
to
the
Indian
jawaans.
The
'Nightingale
of
India'
will
be
donating
Rs
1
Crore
to
Indian
soldiers
who
give
their
life
to
serve
their
country.
She
will
be
handing
over
Rs
1
Crore
to
Indian
Army
on
April
24
on
the
occasion
of
her
father,
Master
Dinanath
Mangeshkar's
death.
The
singer
was
quoted
as
saying,
"Many
people
in
the
industry
always
help
soldiers
who
sacrifice
their
lives
for
the
nation.
Even
now,
people
from
the
industry
are
helping
out.
We
have
also
announced
something
from
our
end."
Along
with
this,
Dinanath
Mangeshkar
Pratisthan
has
also
pledged
Rs
5
lakh
to
the
army.
Lata
was
quoted
as
saying
by
Mumbai
Mirror,
Earlier,
on
the
occasion
of
my
birthday
I
had
appealed
to
people
that
instead
of
sending
me
bouquets,
gifts,
spend
that
money
for
jawans.
People
positively
reacted
to
my
appeal.
Today
too,
I
am
making
that
appeal,
but
before
that
we
are
extending
the
help
as
a
gesture
of
gratitude."
Post
the
Pulwama
attack,
Lata
took
to
Twitter
to
express
her
condolence
and
had
posted,
"जम्मू-कश्मीर
के
पुलवामा
में
हुए
आतंकी
हमले
की
मैं
कड़ी
निंदा
करती
हूँ.
इस
हमले
में
जो
हमारे
वीर
जवान
शहीद
हुए
है
उनको
मैं
श्रद्धांजली
अर्पित
करती
हूँ.
इन
सभी
वीरों
के
परिवारों
के
दुःख
में
मैं
शामिल
हूँ."
Apart
from
the
singer,
many
other
Bollywood
celebrities
like
Salman
Khan,
Amitabh
Bachchan
and
others
had
donated
to
Bharat
Ke
Veer
fund
for
the
martyrs'
families.
Yesterday
post
the
Indian
Air
Force
reducing
Jaish-e-Mohammed's
terror
bases
to
shambles
along
the
Line
of
Control
(LoC),
like
other
celebs,
Lata
Mangeshkar
too
tweeted
in
praise
of
the
armed
forces.
She
wrote,
"JAI
HIND,JAI
HIND
Ki
SENA.." and
shared
this
video-
On
February
14,
40
jawans
were
killed
in
an
attack
on
a
CRPF
convoy
after
a
vehicle
conatining
a
suicide
bomber
rammed
into
a
bus
in
Pulwama
district
of
Jammu
and
Kashmir.
Yesterday,
the
Indian
air
force
destroyed
the
terror
bases
of
Jaish-e-Mohammad
in
Balakot,
Chakoti,
Muzaffarabad
in
Pakistan
by
dropping
1000
kg
of
bombs
from
12
Mirage
2000
jets.