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Politicians Will Pay For Mismanagement During Floods: Chennai Voters
Four months after floods struck Chennai, Rajalakshmi is spending more than a lakh rupees to re-build her home in South Chennai's Ram Nagar, one of the badly affected areas.
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Rs 300 Crore Collected For Tamil Nadu Flood Relief Fund
Contributions to Tamil Nadu government's flood relief and rehabilitation works crossed Rs 300 crore, with several corporates and film industry officials handing over Rs 17.10 crore worth of funds today.
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Chennai Floods: Over 195 Crore Contributed To Chief Minister's Public Relief Fund
A total sum of Rs 195.43 crore has so far been contributed to the Chief Minister's Public Relief Fund (CMPRF) for the state government's rain relief efforts. AIADMK lawmakers, Ministers and corporate heads contributed more than Rs 25 crore towards the fund on Tuesday.
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Chennai Floods: Bajaj Auto and Bajaj Finance Donate Rs. 10 Crore Towards Relief Fund
Bajaj Auto and Bajaj Finance have jointly contributed a sum of Rs. 10 Crore towards flood relief in Tamil Nadu. Both have donated an amount of Rs. 5 crore each, for the Prime Minister National Relief Fund.
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Akshay Kumar Donates Rs 1 Crore For Chennai Flood Relief
"After seeing the shocking visuals of rain affected Chennai, Akshay Kumar wanted to help the people and in this regard he called director Priyadarshan, who in turn directed him to contact Suhasini Maniratnam," read a statement
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J Jayalalithaa Thanks Akhilesh Yadav For Contributing For Flood Relief Operations
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today thanked her Uttar Pradesh counterpart Akhilesh Yadav for contributing Rs 25 crore for flood relief operations in the rain-ravaged state.
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Chennai Floods: Shah Rukh, Team Dilwale Donate Rs 1 Crore to Relief Fund
In a letter addressed to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, Shah Rukh wrote: "We are all deeply affected by the devastation wreaked on the city of Chennai by the fury of nature. At the same time, the resilience of the people of Chennai and the way in which the community has come together to help each other, is commendable and makes us all fe...
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Chennai Floods: Junior NTR, Mahesh Babu Make Donations to Relief Fund
Leading actors of Telugu cinema on December 2 announced contribution for relief in flood-affected Tamil Nadu. Allu Arjun posted on Twitter: "I would like to donate 25 lakhs to Chennai Flood relief!" Actors Junior NTR and Mahesh Babu have pledged Rs 10 lakhs each
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Chennai Floods: Rajinikanth Donates Rs 10 Lakhs to Relief Fund
Rajinikanth donated Rs 10 lakh through Sri Raghavendra Public Charitable Trust, owned by the superstar, read an official statement. Dhanush, who is married to Rajinikanth's daughter Aishwaryaa, also donated Rs 5 lakh. Heavy rains over the last few weeks have severely disrupting the livelihood of people in Tamil Nadu
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Uttarakhand flood: Rs seven lakh compensation given to kin of victims
A compensation of Rs seven lakh each has been given to families of persons from Tamil Nadu killed in the flood fury in Uttarakhand in June last year.
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Politicians Will Pay For Mismanagement During Floods: Chennai Voters
Four months after floods struck Chennai, Rajalakshmi is spending more than a lakh rupees to re-build her home in South Chennai's Ram Nagar, one of the badly affected areas.
-
Rs 300 Crore Collected For Tamil Nadu Flood Relief Fund
Contributions to Tamil Nadu government's flood relief and rehabilitation works crossed Rs 300 crore, with several corporates and film industry officials handing over Rs 17.10 crore worth of funds today.
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Chennai Floods: Over 195 Crore Contributed To Chief Minister's Public Relief Fund
A total sum of Rs 195.43 crore has so far been contributed to the Chief Minister's Public Relief Fund (CMPRF) for the state government's rain relief efforts. AIADMK lawmakers, Ministers and corporate heads contributed more than Rs 25 crore towards the fund on Tuesday.
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Chennai Floods: Bajaj Auto and Bajaj Finance Donate Rs. 10 Crore Towards Relief Fund
Bajaj Auto and Bajaj Finance have jointly contributed a sum of Rs. 10 Crore towards flood relief in Tamil Nadu. Both have donated an amount of Rs. 5 crore each, for the Prime Minister National Relief Fund.
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Akshay Kumar Donates Rs 1 Crore For Chennai Flood Relief
"After seeing the shocking visuals of rain affected Chennai, Akshay Kumar wanted to help the people and in this regard he called director Priyadarshan, who in turn directed him to contact Suhasini Maniratnam," read a statement
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J Jayalalithaa Thanks Akhilesh Yadav For Contributing For Flood Relief Operations
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa today thanked her Uttar Pradesh counterpart Akhilesh Yadav for contributing Rs 25 crore for flood relief operations in the rain-ravaged state.
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Chennai Floods: Shah Rukh, Team Dilwale Donate Rs 1 Crore to Relief Fund
In a letter addressed to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalithaa, Shah Rukh wrote: "We are all deeply affected by the devastation wreaked on the city of Chennai by the fury of nature. At the same time, the resilience of the people of Chennai and the way in which the community has come together to help each other, is commendable and makes us all fe...
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Chennai Floods: Junior NTR, Mahesh Babu Make Donations to Relief Fund
Leading actors of Telugu cinema on December 2 announced contribution for relief in flood-affected Tamil Nadu. Allu Arjun posted on Twitter: "I would like to donate 25 lakhs to Chennai Flood relief!" Actors Junior NTR and Mahesh Babu have pledged Rs 10 lakhs each
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Chennai Floods: Rajinikanth Donates Rs 10 Lakhs to Relief Fund
Rajinikanth donated Rs 10 lakh through Sri Raghavendra Public Charitable Trust, owned by the superstar, read an official statement. Dhanush, who is married to Rajinikanth's daughter Aishwaryaa, also donated Rs 5 lakh. Heavy rains over the last few weeks have severely disrupting the livelihood of people in Tamil Nadu
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Uttarakhand flood: Rs seven lakh compensation given to kin of victims
A compensation of Rs seven lakh each has been given to families of persons from Tamil Nadu killed in the flood fury in Uttarakhand in June last year.
