German embassy holding concert in aid of flood-hit Kashmir


New Delhi, Sep 22 (IANS): The German embassy is organizing a concert Tuesday of Kashmiri music featuring noted santoor player Pandit Bhajan Sopori and his son Abhay in aid of Jammu and Kashmir, which has been hit by devastating floods.

The concert, titled "Ehsaas-e-Kashmir" is being held "to show solidarity and mobilize support for Kashmiris in need", a press release from the German embassy here said Monday.

The concert will be held in the garden of residence of Ambassador Michael Steiner at 6 p.m.

The envoy said he has set a target of mobilizing Rs.1 crore for helping the state cope with the floods.

"The German embassy is working with experienced and reliable aid organizations in Kashmir. Two weeks ago, Ambassador Steiner announced the first German aid project for Kashmir with a local hospital in the disaster-struck region. The embassy has made available Rs.25 lakh for basic health care in cooperation with the NGO German Doctors."

The embassy has opened a special Kashmir account: Kotak Mahindra Bank, New Delhi/account name: Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany/account number: 5711474539/IFSC code: KKBK0000182/ reference: Kashmir, for those who want to contribute.

  

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