Take a look at this temple in the picture. It is the Tiruchendur temple right on the coast in Tamil Nadu. I wrote about it in my previous post that it escaped the Tsunami. I have been told that the normal sea waves come as close as 100 metres of the temple in normal times. [...]
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The miracle @ Tiruchendur
Posted in Tsunami Relief on January 13, 2005 | 5 Comments »
Healing the wounds
Posted in Tsunami Relief on January 7, 2005 | Leave a Comment »
A disaster of this magnitude has left thousands psychologically scarred for the rest of their lives. The relief material if distributed well may help alleviate the material suffering to some extent, the real healing has to happen from within and I am not sure if scars like these can be erased in a lifetime. This [...]
Tsunami Relief Update
Posted in Tsunami Relief on January 1, 2005 | 2 Comments »
To streamline the relief work and communication at Bangalore, a group of volunteers coordinators has been set up to monitor the operations. These members are in direct touch with the IAHV Disaster Relief team in Chennai and will have the updated information on the requirements at various relief camps. Ravi (Malleshwaram) – 94487-02121Subramanya A.M (Subbu [...]
Where is your relief material going?
Posted in Tsunami Relief on December 30, 2004 | 3 Comments »
This piece in Deccan Herald today morning, brought tears to my eyes. “They bring old clothes in trucks and throw them on the streets, thinking we’ll pick up everything. Otherwise, someone in the truck hands out whatever clothes that come in his hand — be it a sari that falls into men’s hands and a [...]
List Of Medicines Required.
Posted in Tsunami Relief on December 29, 2004 | 1 Comment »
A team of Doctors from Bangalore are on their way to Chennai. They are leaving for Chennai tomorrow (thursday night) and again on 1st Jan. They are in need of the following medicines and equipments. If you can contribute, please call Dr. Jayashree at 26648774 or you can drop it at our collection center in [...]
