GM Nihal hosts show to raise money for Kerala flood victims

CHENNAI: Last week when Nihal Sarin became the 53rd Indian master of Abu Dhabi Masters, I rarely know that it is difficult for him to return home and share his happiness with his family living in Kerala It was.

Due to the closure of Kochi Airport and the flooding of his area around Trisul's residence, the state flood delayed his arrival. The damage from the flood affected the 14-year-old youngster who decided to play their role for the affected people.

On Wednesday night, Nihal will perform a live performance with ChessBase India on YouTube, analyze his game, answer questions from the audience, and collect money for victims affected by floods I wanted. "I know that I want to contribute in some way.Of course my parents and of course the doctor are also involved in their abilities.That are part of the rescue activities through Thrissur Medical School.ChessBase India told me When I asked - when I thought about this - I so soonly because this is the best way I can contribute to this situation in chess. "

Interestingly, the first donation of the Nihal performance came from Viswanathan Anand, the five world champion who donated 50,000 rupees. In the tournament held in Saint Louis, Nihal is still very satisfied that Anand spent time to support the plan. "I am very grateful to him, this will encourage others to do it, personally it will be a good feeling to know what you are seeing." Said Mr. Nihar.

As far as he is concerned, Anand is clearly impressed by the motive of this young man. "I think this is a good gesture for him, in fact it has to check the show time, which may be delayed as the time may not be very good, but for him it's nice I think it's useful for gestures, "Anand said before performance.

When he first noticed the image of the flood, the idea of ​​considering doing something for the victim came to the head of Nihal. "When I return, I noticed that the majority of the area was hit by a flood, not to mention the possibility of illness, dangerous like food poisoning Needless to say, the whole state seems to have drowned.In order to help people in need, we must praise Kerala state government, military, experts, citizens and the world, "said Niharu It was.

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The Department of the Interior said on Monday the large flood of Kerala State was declared a serious disaster. Given the intensity and intensity of floods and landslides in Kerala State, this is a serious disaster for every practical purpose, "says officials from the Ministry of Home Affairs. This classification will allow the country to gain more money and other aid from the center. The Army, Navy and the NDRF team continued their rescue activities. The South Commander said on Monday that 1,500 soldiers were rescuing, people were locked up on the roof and the area that can not be accessed with the help of a defense helicopter was hanged. Sony also emphasized the large logistics problem that the army faces in rescuing people and trying to rescue them.

On Wednesday night, Nihal will perform a live performance with ChessBase India on YouTube, analyze his game, answer questions from the audience, and collect money for victims affected by floods I wanted. "I know that I want to contribute in some way.Of course my parents and of course the doctor are also involved in their abilities.That are part of the rescue activities through Thrissur Medical School.ChessBase India told me When I asked - when I thought about this - I so soonly because this is the best way I can contribute to this situation in chess. "

As Kerala's flood situation continues to worsen, Kerala Prime Minister Pinarly · Villayan asked Prime Minister's distress relief fund to donate at Thursday's press conference. Pinarayi emphasizes the damage by the country caused by recent heavy rain and floods and the government needs more aid to rebuild the country. Celebrities in Kerala and other states have made a tremendous contribution to rescue activities, encouraging their fans to do the same. Mohanlal and Mamoothy, two pillars of the Malayalam movie industry, donated 250,000 rupees to the Relief Fund. According to the report, the Malayalam Film Artists Association (AMMA) submitted a total of 500,000 rupees to the Prime Minister in two stages.