The most usual hamburger from McDonald’s which cost in India 42 rupees (more than US dollar), has been sold at charitable auction for 400 thousand rupees ($10 thousand).
The money obtained from sale of the hamburger, will be transferred into account the charitable organisation The Banyan, a dealing with problem of homeless women in India. Auction has been dated for opening of first fast food McDonald’s in the city of Chennai (Madras) in the southwest of India.
The buyer of a hamburger became Shiva Kumaar P. R, the director of company Saravana Bhavan Holdings.