PM CARES Fund vs भारत सरकार की 3 तिजोरियाँ | PMO का Lok sabha को Notice скачать в хорошем качестве

PM CARES Fund vs भारत सरकार की 3 तिजोरियाँ | PMO का Lok sabha को Notice

Is PM CARES Fund above Parliament questioning? Why can’t MPs ask questions about it? And if it is not a government fund, then why is it managed by the Prime Minister and senior ministers? In this detailed explainer, we break down the controversy around the PM CARES Fund, the government's official stand, opposition criticism, RTI debate, CAG audit issue, and concerns around transparency and accountability. We also explain how the Government of India earns money and how the Constitution has created three major financial structures: • Consolidated Fund of India (Article 266) • Contingency Fund of India (Article 267) • Public Account of India Article 266(2) You’ll understand: How tax money is collected and spent Why Parliament approval is mandatory for some funds How emergency spending works Difference between PM CARES and PMNRF CSR donations and tax exemptions Why experts are concerned about transparency Is PM CARES truly a public charitable trust? Should it come under RTI? Does secrecy weaken democracy? Watch till the end to understand the full constitutional and financial framework behind this debate. Join this channel to get access to perks:    / @themysticaland   Contact Us- info@themysticaland.com ➤ Subscribe to The Mystica Land/ यहाँ क्लिक कर सब्सक्राइब करें 👉 https://bit.ly/2HQe6zN ➤ Watch us on Facebook/ हमारा फेसबुक पेज 👉   / mysticalandindiaofficial   ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ✰✰✰ For Any Business Queries Contact Email 👉 info@themysticaland.com ✰✰✰ If you have any concerns about this video or our position on the fair use defense, please write to us at info@themysticaland.com so we can discuss amicably. Thank you. #themysticaland #tml #pmcares #pmcaresfund #modigovernment #indianpolitics #rti #cag #indianconstitution #governmentfunds #csrindia #publicaccount #consolidatedfund #politicalexplainer #indianeconomy #democracydebate #parliament #modi #nehru #indiancongress #rahulgandhi #budgetsession2026