Floods in Kerala : help needed.

STANDWITHKERALA – TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!
You can make your donation in the following ways:

Transfer to UPI ID: keralacmdrf@sib or
PAYTM: http://m.p-y.tm/Kerala...RF

Pls add the PAYTM link as well

Yes, they need us even your one rupee matters donate as you can . You can donate through paytm

https://paytm.com/helpinghand/kerala-cm-s-distr...

YOU can also donate by this way in Amazon through any NGO organisation

1.Go to Amazon click on the banner KERLA NEEDS YOUR HELP and you can donate by any NGO seevices.

Thanks in advance

@G33kBoyRavi I know you will do from your side but a point if you discuss it would help others too thanks bro.

Don’t transfer to cms funds better donate to NGOs .(Do DONATE)

when people will be mature ! on such topics we are arguing on politics .

yar marne wale humi me se hai , koi neta nahi mar raha . also those are dying did not kill any other person , we should not check his karma before saving him .
so save political anger for votes or other threads , now help our fellow indians because they need us . tomorrow we may need them .

and yes stay away from fraud companies . only donate to bestest option you have .

The flood situation in Kerala has gone from bad to worse as the death toll in the devastating floods nearing 100. With no let up in the torrential rainfall, flight operations at Kochi airport have been suspended till Saturday. With the Meteorological department predicting heavy to very heavy rains across the state till August 18, a red alert has been sounded in all 14 districts. More than 1.5 lakh people have been lodged in relief camps across the state. Lack of power supply in some areas has rendered those stranded without a means to connect with friends and family. The floods have also left victims without homes and basic supplies. Cheif Minister of Kerala and some tech companies like Google and Facebook and e-commerce giant, Amazon India, are doing their bit to help those facing the ongoing torrential rains.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has requested help from various parts of the country since the situation in the state is worsening. He tweeted, “Saving their lives was our priority. Now it is our duty to help them rebuild it. Contribute generously to the Chief Minister’s Distress Relief Fund.” Congress president Rahul Gandhi also requested people to step up and contribute generously to the CM’s relief fund.

Visit the website donation.cmdrf.kerala.gov.in

Click on the donate menu to fill the Online Donation Form.

Enter your email ID, name, phone number and other details.

The page will redirect you to a payment gateway. Now you can pay through net banking, credit card or debit card.

You will receive a notification on the display and on your email address if the payment made is successful.

The Principal Secretary (Finance) Treasurer, Chief Minister’s Distress Relief Fund, Secretariat, Thiruvananthapuram – 695001

Unified Payments Interface and QR codes are listed for South Indian Bank, Federal Bank and SBI. Following is the account details in order to donate online:

Account number: 67319948232 Bank: State Bank of India Branch: City branch, Thiruvananthapuram IFS Code: SBIN0070028 PAN: AAAGD0584M Name of Donee: CMDRF

Amazon India is working with partners and state/national disaster coordination committees to offer support to all those affected by the floods. The e-commerce platform is asking consumers to donate products to NGOs that will be sent to the affected in Kerala. On the page dedicated to this effort, three NGOs are listed and each organisation has a wishlist of products that are ranked in order of highest priority. Products range from toothpastes to towels to utensils and food products, among others. You can add the products to your cart and select the gift registry address of the NGO in address page. Once the payment is complete, Amazon will deliver the product(s) to the address in Kerala from where the NGOs will offer them to flood victims. Partner NGOs are Habitat for Humanity, World Vision India and Goonj.

Google and Facebook are offering tracking tools for friends and family. Google’s Person Finder tool allows you to find your loved ones during natural disasters. Google has provided a page for Kerala Floods where you can either search for any person or provide information about a person.

HUMBLE_REQUEST_TO_ALL STAND_WITH_KERALA TOGETHER WE CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE!

Amazon: https://www.amazon.in/b?ie=UTF8&node=8891...31

Paytm: https://paytm.com/helpinghand/kerala-cm-s-distr...

Mobikwik: https://blog.mobikwik.com/index.php/standwithke...?

Kerala Chief Minister Donation Official site : https://donation.cmdrf.kerala.g...n/

You can make your donation in the following two ways:

Transfer to UPI ID: keralacmdrf@sib

OR Transfer to bank account.

Bank Details Chief Ministers Distress Relief Fund Bank : State Bank of India (SBI) Account Number : 67319948232 Branch : City Branch, Thiruvananthapuram IFSC : SBIN0070028 PAN: AAAGD0584M Account Type: Savings SWIFT CODE : SBININBBT08

PLZ SHARE AS MUCH AS U CAN

The government will manage, after donating say 100 rs till it reaches the person in need it will become 5 or 10rs.

Rather donate to some NGOs like KhalsaAid. Those guys are genuine and put up your money to right use. They have already reached Kerala for the relief work.

Donated

Ban me. But I will say Fuck you disgusting people who tries to bring politics, beef and hate comment in every sitiation. Shove up your opinion in your ass. No one gives a damm of your opinion.

Now ban me. #Peace

Its Govt’s duty to do .. If they can spend cores on elections and promotions, they can easily manage to donate here .. I’m out of this

Amazon is partnering with its implementation partners and state and national disaster coordination committees to provide immediate relief to the victims. The online giant has partnered with three NGOs – Habitat for Humanity India, World Vision India, Goonj.

To donate:

Click here: https://www.amazon.in/b?ie=UTF8&node=8891257031...

Select an NGO, browse their Wish List and select products to donate

Checkout, select a gift registry address, make payment

Paytm has also opened a dedicated page to contribute towards the Kerala CM’s Distress Relief Fund. Access it here: https://paytm.com/helpinghand/kerala-cm-s-distr....

Done

We can also use Tez and Phonpe apps for donation. Like Paytm, there is an option showing up in businesses section.

My Fellow Lions, The state of Kerala has been utterly devastated by landslides and overflowing reservoirs. Lion Clubs International Foundation (LCIF) has graciously awarded us a US$50,000 Major Catastrophe grant so that we may provide much needed relief to our neighbors. We are working diligently to get food, water, and supplies to the tens of thousands of victims of this disaster. I urge you, as Lions and humanitarians, to support LCIF through Campaign 100: LCIF Empowering Service. This is LCIF’s most ambitious fundraising campaign and donating to it will allow Lions to prepare for and respond to natural disasters in communities like ours for years to come. Please find the donation form and recognition form for your ready reference. We request you to kindly submit the duly filled form and pan card details along with cheque/demand draft in favour of “Lions Clubs International Foundation India” at the following address: Lions Clubs International Foundation India


19, Nirlon House, 4th Floor,
254-B, Dr. Annie Besant Road,
Worli,
Mumbai- 400 030

Lions club is an organisation with zero administration expenses…. Which mean whatever is donated goes only and only for charity….. The administration expenses are paid from clubs pocket

I paid through paytm and mobikwik

Wow! Surprised to see not even a single hate comment deleted by admins..
This is a time for people to get together and help one another.. Enough of this politics!
Grow up people!!

If you do not want to help, please dont. But dont spread hatred with fake and factless news and informations u gathered from the sanghi community.
Central goverment has released another 500 crores.just to make it clear thats what a govt is supposed to do. and also it isnt about central Govt or sanghis or commis.there is no political/religious/status barrier in kerala in the moment of need. Its about people who needs help. May be u dont really know that kerala is not full of communists, and also may be u also dont know that RSS also is resposible for many deaths in kerala.

And 99% of the people are not involved in political violence. so either help or ignore dont spread hatred about people and a state because they have more wisdom than you.

Thats not what they do arund here brother. Not now.
Also it would be more helpful if you can send required items instead of money. that would be more appreciated. Thanks !

Update for using supercash….it will be huge amount

Donated RS 2000 from my savings…

MAY GOD HELP KERALA!!!
THE HEART OF SOUTH

Anyone from Kerala here?
I am from Trivandrum.

Gupt Dan….! From My Side

https://twitter.com/Paytm/status/1030776471978....

We are extremely proud to announce that we have received contributions of INR 10 Crore+ in less than 48 hours from more than 4 lakh Paytm users across India for #KeralaFloodRelief

#IndiaForKerala

That’s a spirit guys . true nationalism . keep donating . #humanityrocks

What’s happening here.. Stop unwanted discussions.. Its not about what is good and bad and what is right or wrong.. Do what u can.. Try to help. People are suffering there beyond imagination. Let pray for their safety and do what can be done.

No further comments on any party or person will be allowed.. Be here for good or better avoid this thread. Just don’t spam any firther

Lots of good initiatives
paytm is matching user contributions by 100% https://blog.paytm.com/kerala-needs-our-help-70...
Zomato is collaborating with akshaya patra, all users can pay for meals/30 Rs. through zomato app

Well the disaster was waiting to happen.. let the below article be a lesson

Kerala priests and politicians unite to oppose Gadgil report on Western Ghats



Politicians of all hues and the Christian church have sworn to oppose the proposed decision of the Union Ministry of Environment and Forests (MoEF) to implement the report of the Western Ghats Ecology Expert Panel (WGEEP), headed by environmentalist Madhav Gadgil.

MoEF’s move followed the National Green Tribunal (NGT) fixing November 12 as the deadline for the MoEF to clarify its position on accepting the WGEEP report. NGT’s deadline came on October 8, after its orders passed in April to implement the NGEEP within three weeks went unheeded.

The Kerala State Government, which sought the Supreme Court’s stay on the implementation of NGT’s directive, received a snub on October 8 when the apex court dismissed its petition on the same day.

The NGEEP report envisages declaration of 37 per cent of the Ghats as ‘Ecologically Fragile’.

Following this, Chief Minister Oommen Chandy has called an emergency all-party meeting to formulate the state’s response to MoEF’s move. The Opposition Left Democratic Front has called a hartal in Idukki district – located in the Western Ghats – to protest.

Pointing out that the environment and ecology of the Western Ghats were under serious threat from human interference, the WGEEP had called for a spate of strict measures intended to protect the ranges, classified as a world heritage site by the United Nations. But an all-party meeting in Kerala and the Congress-led United Democratic Front (UDF) government held last year asked the central government to reject the report.

The Syro-Malabar Catholic Church, the state’s largest church which accounts for the maximum number of farmers living in villages located in Western Ghats, too has strongly opposed the report. Both the Congress and the CPI issued specific statements rubbishing the WGEEP report, saying it did not consider the livelihood issues of thousands of people who lived there.

“We will physically beat back anyone who comes to our area to implement this report” threatened PC George, MLA and chief whip of the ruling Congress-led United Democratic Front government.

An all party meeting had earlier asked the central government not to implement the report. “The report will completely stall the state’s development in the name of conservation” said the committee. The most serious objection raised by the parties was regarding the classification of ecologically fragile zones, where strict regulations were sought by the Gadgil committee on habitation and development. The Committee directed the State and Central Government not to issue environmental clearance to any project coming in the Ecologically Sensitive Zone 1 and 2.

Following similar objections from the governments and political parties of all the six states that share the Western Ghats, MoEF had constituted a high level Working Group, headed by space scientist G. Kasturirangan, to examine them.

However, the Kasturirangan Committee generally endorsed the Gadgil report, suggesting only minor changes regarding the zonal classification. Gadgil had opposed Kasturirangan’s changes too, saying they too may harm the extremely fragile Ghats which could ill afford even minor interference.

In July, the NGT had held that the states were statutorily obliged to protect the environment and ecology of Western Ghats. This was based on a petition by Goa Foundation, a NGO seeking orders to be issued to MoEF to implement the NGEEP report.

In response the Kerala State Government filed an affidavit in which it contended that the tribunal could not issue any directions as the report was under MoEF’s consideration.

The CPI criticized the report saying its implementation would stall all the proposed power projects in the state which woiuld lead to a severe power crisis in Kerala. CPI was particularly miffed by the WGEEP’s objections to the proposed Athirappalli Hydroelectric project.

The Syro Malabar church even suggested an international conspiracy behind the WGEEP. “If the report is implemented thousands of people living in at least 100 villages would lose their livelihood for they all fall in the so called ecologically most fragile zone according to WGEEP” said a church spokesperson.

https://www.indiatoday.in/featured/story/gadgil...