Even as relief work continues in areas devastated by the tsunami, the corpus of the Prime Minister's National Relief Fund has quietly swelled to around Rs 500 crore. The money is said to be the largest corpus ever collected through the fund.
This is just money that has been sent as Demand Drafts. "Cheques still need to be processed and taken into account," said a PMO official.
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