Bollywood actor Salman Khan inaugurated a centre for children with disabilities here Tuesday.
After unveiling the plaque, Khan spent over an hour with the children. Trustee of the NGO Umang, which set up the institute, and former Rajasthan tourism minister Bina Kak showed Khan the various services and facilities available at the centre.
On the occasion, Salman said he has been associated with Umang for many years. The centre will take care of around 300 children.
Responding to a question, Khan told reporters that he is very fond of Rajasthan and that he loves vising Jaipur.
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