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Hyundai Motor charitable trust

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Chennai, April 11

Hyundai Motor India Ltd has set up a public charitable trust - Hyundai Motor India Foundation. It will support fields such as health care, educational and vocational training, environment, road safety, art, and science and technology. Hyundai Motor India will directly fund the foundation, besides giving Rs 100 for each car the company sells to the trust. Mr H.S. Lheem, Managing Director, Hyundai Motor India, handed over a cheque for Rs 35 lakh to Dr S.P. Tyagarajan, Vice-Chancellor, University of Madras, being the foundation's contribution for restoring the Senate House.

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