Stand up comedian and content creator Samay Raina has extended support to people affected by Assam's ongoing floods by donating ₹10 lakh to the Assam Chief Minister's Relief Fund.
The contribution comes as heavy monsoon rainfall has affected several parts of the state, with families facing displacement and disruption to their daily lives.
Raina's donation will support ongoing relief and recovery efforts for communities affected by the floods.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma publicly acknowledged Raina's contribution and thanked him for supporting the state's relief efforts during the flood crisis.
Sarma shared his message on X on August 8, expressing appreciation for the donation at a time when relief operations were continuing across affected parts of Assam.
Government agencies and relief teams have been working to provide assistance to communities dealing with the impact of flooding.
Raina is among several Indian public figures who have reportedly contributed to relief efforts for communities affected by the Assam floods.
According to the report, Kartik Aaryan contributed ₹1 crore, while Aamir Khan's production house donated ₹25 lakh. Ayushmann Khurrana reportedly donated ₹11 lakh, while Anupam Kher contributed ₹5 lakh.
Actor Randeep Hooda also visited Sivasagar, where he helped distribute ration kits and serve langar.
Assam's floods have affected communities across several districts following heavy monsoon rainfall, leaving many families dependent on relief and recovery assistance.
For people dealing with displacement and the loss of essential belongings, contributions to relief funds can help support access to food, shelter and other necessities during a difficult period.
Raina's ₹10 lakh contribution represents solidarity with communities facing hardship. Alongside support from other public figures and relief organizations, such efforts can help maintain attention on Assam and encourage wider participation in humanitarian relief and recovery.
Stand up comedian and content creator Samay Raina has extended support to people affected by Assam’s ongoing floods by donating ₹10 lakh to the Assam Chief Minister’s Relief Fund.
Stand up comedian and content creator Samay Raina has extended support to people affected by Assam's ongoing floods by donating ₹10 lakh to the Assam Chief Minister's Relief Fund.
The contribution comes as heavy monsoon rainfall has affected several parts of the state, with families facing displacement and disruption to their daily lives.
Raina's donation will support ongoing relief and recovery efforts for communities affected by the floods.
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma publicly acknowledged Raina's contribution and thanked him for supporting the state's relief efforts during the flood crisis.
Sarma shared his message on X on August 8, expressing appreciation for the donation at a time when relief operations were continuing across affected parts of Assam.
Government agencies and relief teams have been working to provide assistance to communities dealing with the impact of flooding.
Raina is among several Indian public figures who have reportedly contributed to relief efforts for communities affected by the Assam floods.
According to the report, Kartik Aaryan contributed ₹1 crore, while Aamir Khan's production house donated ₹25 lakh. Ayushmann Khurrana reportedly donated ₹11 lakh, while Anupam Kher contributed ₹5 lakh.
Actor Randeep Hooda also visited Sivasagar, where he helped distribute ration kits and serve langar.
Assam's floods have affected communities across several districts following heavy monsoon rainfall, leaving many families dependent on relief and recovery assistance.
For people dealing with displacement and the loss of essential belongings, contributions to relief funds can help support access to food, shelter and other necessities during a difficult period.
Raina's ₹10 lakh contribution represents solidarity with communities facing hardship. Alongside support from other public figures and relief organizations, such efforts can help maintain attention on Assam and encourage wider participation in humanitarian relief and recovery.