Siddharth Chennai Floods

As J Jayalalithaa's funeral took place with full state honours in Tamil Nadu today, social media was flooded with messages in tribute to one of India's most popular politicians with a devoted mass following. Ms Jayalalithaa, 68, died last night after three months in hospital. She was buried this evening at Chennai's Marina Beach, next to the memori...

"We went to 15 villages. Many of these were described as drowning, starving, and unserviced on social media. Not true. Do not comment on Cuddalore from outside. There are places that are struggling. Do not confuse relief work. Be concerned. Not dramatic," Siddharth wrote on Twitter

The floods in Tamil Nadu were of "epic proportions" and he had reached out on Twitter as he had "freaked out" after losing his home "for the first time in his life," actor Siddharth told NDTV in an interview today.

Rana Daggubati, Dhanush, singer Chinmayi Sripada, Naresh, Allu Arjun and Siddharth have helped people with food, medicines, blankets and other necessary amenities. Moreover, they have also appealed to their fans through social media, to join the drive

Prominent names from southern film industry like Rana Daggubati, Dhanush, Allari Naresh and Siddharth have joined hands to help the people of flood-hit Tamil Nadu.

"It was heartening to see Siddharth and Balaji come out and help people. We were touched by their gesture and thus wanted to help too," Ram Kumar, who joined Siddharth and his team of volunteers, said. The teams went around the city collecting food packets and getting them delivered to people

As life in Chennai has come to a standstill, celebrities from Bollywood and the southern film industry prayed for everyone's safety on Twitter. Rang De Basanti actor Siddharth is helping out those affected by the downpour. The actor has urged his followers to de-clutter roads and has been operating relief

As J Jayalalithaa's funeral took place with full state honours in Tamil Nadu today, social media was flooded with messages in tribute to one of India's most popular politicians with a devoted mass following. Ms Jayalalithaa, 68, died last night after three months in hospital. She was buried this evening at Chennai's Marina Beach, next to the memori...

"We went to 15 villages. Many of these were described as drowning, starving, and unserviced on social media. Not true. Do not comment on Cuddalore from outside. There are places that are struggling. Do not confuse relief work. Be concerned. Not dramatic," Siddharth wrote on Twitter

The floods in Tamil Nadu were of "epic proportions" and he had reached out on Twitter as he had "freaked out" after losing his home "for the first time in his life," actor Siddharth told NDTV in an interview today.

Rana Daggubati, Dhanush, singer Chinmayi Sripada, Naresh, Allu Arjun and Siddharth have helped people with food, medicines, blankets and other necessary amenities. Moreover, they have also appealed to their fans through social media, to join the drive

Prominent names from southern film industry like Rana Daggubati, Dhanush, Allari Naresh and Siddharth have joined hands to help the people of flood-hit Tamil Nadu.

"It was heartening to see Siddharth and Balaji come out and help people. We were touched by their gesture and thus wanted to help too," Ram Kumar, who joined Siddharth and his team of volunteers, said. The teams went around the city collecting food packets and getting them delivered to people

As life in Chennai has come to a standstill, celebrities from Bollywood and the southern film industry prayed for everyone's safety on Twitter. Rang De Basanti actor Siddharth is helping out those affected by the downpour. The actor has urged his followers to de-clutter roads and has been operating relief