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1/29/24, 1:58 PM Sobha Realty contributes AED 5 million to BAPS Hindu Mandir in Abu Dhabi | Web Release
PNC Menon, Founder and Chairman of Sobha Realty commented: “It is a great honour and

privilege to contribute to the BAPS Hindu Mandir in Abu Dhabi and support this social and cultural

cause. This is consistent with our values and dedication to having a lasting positive impact on society.
The donation reiterates our commitment to contributing to society and assisting the diverse cultural

communities in the UAE, all of which play a key role in consolidating the nation’s reputation for

fostering an inclusive, tolerant, and diverse society.”

With captivating design and architecture and remarkable craftsmanship, the BAPS Hindu Mandir in

Abu Dhabi is a cultural asset that serves as an embodiment of harmony and tolerance. Over 2000
artisans in the state of Rajasthan in India have meticulously designed the intricate carvings on pillars,

statues, and columns for this very first hand-sculpted Hindu temple, over the last four years. The

temple cultivates a sense of tranquillity and spirituality amongst its guests, by offering a peaceful

setting for prayer and meditation. By funding such projects that support various social and cultural

causes, Sobha Realty aims to solidify its reputation as a responsible corporate entity.

Sobha Realty prioritises fulfilling its CSR goals and constantly embarks on a variety of exceptional

projects that strive towards the betterment of the society. The company has positioned itself as one of

the leading corporate philanthropy examples, through a number of humanitarian initiatives in the

region as well as generous contributions for noble causes worldwide. Its partnership with the

Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Global Initiatives (MBRGI) in Dubai, and many other notable

charitable organisations are in line with this mission and exemplifies its commitment to serving the
needy.

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