He has addressed individual trolls, individual alleged fans, sweethearts and especially former sweethearts, journalists and TV shows, local business managers and other people within driving distance of his house. Chris has posted several videos on his YouTube channel that he apparently believed would be only viewed by the people he addressed the videos to, and that they'd view the video even when they haven't been made aware of Chris's channel. From 2017 onward, Chris's YouTube presence started to dwindle as he shifted his online presence to Twitter, but he still uploaded videos every now and then.įor Chris, YouTube wasn't merely a way to post videos dedicated to his alleged adoring fanbase and issue broad condemnations of trolling it was also a communication channel. His websites have gotten hacked, Encyclopedia Dramatica crashed forever, and this very wiki sucks balls sometimes, but YouTube is always up and operational, and, except during his "final departure from the Internet" in 2010, Chris has always produced new Captain's Log videos and reacted to the videos of his friends and enemies. YouTube was once the primary arena in the online world of Chris, who has occasionally called it "the YouTube". United Nations Organizations (UNO) honoured him as ‘One of the outstanding people of the 20th Century’.Chris commenting on a (now deleted) video thinking it was meant for him. Similarly, the Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), Delhi recognized him as ‘One of the top ten librarians of the world’. The Government of India awarded him the ‘Best Librarian in India’ in 1990. He was given the BAPASI award for best librarian in 2012 and Lifetime Service Award from Rotary International in 2011. There are many awards and accolades received by P. Along with the award he also received an amount of ₹30 crores, which he donated to charity. He was amply rewarded for his service to humanity. During his 35-year-long career at Kumarkurupara Arts College at Srivaikuntam, he diligently and willingly donated his salary month after month towards charity and did odd jobs to meet his daily needs.Įven after retirement, he worked as a waiter in a hotel in exchange for two meals a day and a meagre salary so that he could continue to donate to orphanages and to children’s educational funds.Īt the age of 23, he donated 8.5 gold sovereigns to the National Security Fund in response to then-Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru’s call for people to support the country during the war with China.
Kalyanasundaram, a true humanitarian, was born in Melakarivelamkulam in Tamil Nadu’s Tirunelveli district, lost his father when he was a child, and was raised by his mother, Thaayammal, who inspired him to help others.Ī gold medalist in library science, he also holds a masters degree in literature and history. Palam Kalyanasundaram Ayya received the Padma Shri Award from the President of India in recognition of his self-less service.
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