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Kerala Floods: India not to accept monetary help from foreign countries

On account of it, the Indian government has refused to accept monetary help from foreign countries

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Muslims collect funds for the flood victims after offering prayers on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, in Thiruvananthapuram. Pic/PTI

Muslims collect funds for the flood victims after offering prayers on the occasion of Eid al-Adha, in Thiruvananthapuram. Pic/PTI

Even as the world has come together and announced aid for the flood victims, the Indian government prefers to stick to one of its long-standing policies. On account of it, the government has refused to accept monetary help from foreign countries.

In a note to all Indian Missions around the world, it has directed its respective envoys to politely turn down the financial assistance from foreign nations saying the Government of India has decided to "rely solely on domestic efforts" to combat the challenges. "Early indications point towards requirements that are within the capacity of the people and Government of India to meet," the envoys have been asked to convey.

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