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The Indian
Forest Services (IFS) Association in one of the tweets informed that it had
contributed Rs 21 lakhs to the PM-CARES Fund. The IFS fraternity reiterated its
deep sense of commitment to serve the nation collectively to fight against the
outbreak of COVID-19.
IFS Association contributes 21 lakhs to PM-CARES Fund
By IndianMandarins - 2020-03-30 16:51:00
The Indian
Forest Services (IFS) Association in one of the tweets informed that it had
contributed Rs 21 lakhs to the PM-CARES Fund. The IFS fraternity reiterated its
deep sense of commitment to serve the nation collectively to fight against the
outbreak of COVID-19.