Pooja Hegde announces her foundation All About Love

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Updated At : 01:15 PM Jul 23, 2021 IST

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Pooja Hegde has announced the launch of her foundation All About Love to help society.

Talking about the foundation, Pooja said, “All About Love is just a small way of giving back to society. I am extremely grateful to the people for putting me in a position where I can make a difference to someone’s life today. It’s a gift I don’t take for granted. I hope to inculcate a culture of giving back to society.”

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