Kerala Flood Relief  

 13-year-old Harini Sri from Tamil Nadu raised funds for Wayanad landslide victims with a three-hour Bharatnatyam performance and donated Rs 15,000 to Kerala's CMDRF.
 

Rabiya, who had moved into a relief camp as her house was submerged in floods, tied the knot with Muhammad Shafi, watched by her relatives and others from the relief camp in Kerala

The Central government had earlier sanctioned Rs 600 crore as financial aid. The additional amount was sanctioned for the development of basic infrastructure facilities and for the development of roads
 

From Shah Rukh Khan to Sushant Singh Rajput to Mohanlal to Vijay, a lot of celebrities across India have donated money for the Kerala flood relief work. Now, India’s most loved couple Virat Kohli and Anushka Sharma has also joined the bandwagon.

Many Bollywood celebs like Shahrukh Khan, Sushant Singh Rajput, Hrithik Roshan and others have come forward to help Kerala flood victims.

Kerala police officers help with cleaning homes of victims in flood-hit zones 
 

Post-tsunami, then prime minister Manmohan Singh from the UPA government had agreed upon a foreign policy, by which it was decided not to accept any funds from foreign governments, during calamities in India.

Kerala flood relief: 60 trucks were sent to the State from Art of Living centres across India. Each truck carried 500 tons of everyday essentials costing more than Rs 9.35 crore.

Hero cycles company gifts class 2 girl a cycle after she donated her four years of savings for Kerala flood.

Actress Poonam Pandey has donated the payment she received for the movie Lady Gabbar Singh to the Kerala flood relief fund.

Kerala flood relief: Akshaya, a heart patient from Karur, Tamil Nadu, donates Rs 5000 from the money saved for her operation 

Eight-year-old Anupriya had been saving her pocket money for the past four years to get herself a bicycle, putting in Rs 5 coins into five piggy banks, which had added up to Rs 9,000. She decided to donate all her savings for Kerala flood  relief. The young girl’s parents immediately backed her decision and handed over a Demand Draft made for Rs 9,000 in favour of the Chief Minister’s Distress Relief Fund.