New Delhi: Of late, Virat Kohli has stepped up not just his batting but also his efforts to improve society.
Before RCB's IPL game against RPS in Pune, the 27-year-old visited Abhalmaya - old-age home in the city.
Soon after Virat's visit, several posts on social media networks claimed that the stylish right-hander had pledged to donate half his IPL earnings to the facility.
This however is not true. But Virat did donate 50% of his earnings from one match to Dr Aparna Deshmukh's old-age home according to a report on Sportskeeda.
He also promised that Virat Kohli Foundation would fund the entire facility till the end of 2016.
On Friday, India's Test skipper also hosted a charity dinner in association with Smile Foundation to raise funds for empowerment of underprivileged children.
Celebrity chef Vikas Khanna curated a five course dinner for all the high-profile guests.
It is wonderful to see Virat spend time, effort and financial resources to help improve the lives of several people.
