Akshay Kumar donates crores of rupees while visiting the border


Published: 11:52 23 May 2026
Bollywood star Akshay Kumar has been in the news many times for his humanitarian work off the screen. He has previously earned praise for donating to various disasters, social crises and public welfare initiatives. This time, the actor has come into the news again by donating a large amount of money for the development of a government school in a remote area of Kashmir.
It is known that Akshay Kumar has donated about 1 crore rupees for the development of a government school in the Nero Tulail area of Gurez Valley in Bandipora district of Jammu and Kashmir. With his help, the work of building new infrastructure in the school has progressed and the institution is said to have taken a new look.
The incident began a few years ago. Akshay went on a trip to Kashmir in 2021 to meet the members serving on the border. At that time, he visited a remote village in north Kashmir. At one stage of the trip, he was impressed by the real picture of the lifestyle and education system of the locals, but also noticed some limitations.
According to local sources, the actor decided to cooperate after realizing the need for infrastructural development of the school. Later, through his donation, the construction of a new school building and development activities were implemented.
Akshay Kumar is once again being praised by fans for his humanitarian initiatives. Many say that he is not only a movie hero, but is also setting a positive example for society in real life.
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