Kerala

Various parts of Kerala remain submerged due to floods, and the armed forces are doing everything they can to help the stranded people.

8-year-old Anupriya had saved ₹9000 over a span of four years, but broke open all of her piggy banks after seeing visuals of the affected people on TV and decided that her dream of owning bicycle could wait.

Their selfless acts are examples of how even a small thought can create ripples of change.

Data from the satellites are then processed by the Decision Support Centre (DSC) at the National Remote Sensing Centre (NRSC) in Hyderabad.

In Kerala, many animals are stranded and stuck, but these people are doing everything to help.

In Kerala, a groom acted quickly to turn his postponed wedding's venue into a relief camp for those stranded due to floods.

Along with the seven wagons of water that have already been dispatched from Chengalpattu, the national transporter has also been supplying bottled water to the flood-affected areas in Kerala.

While help is pouring in from all quarters, there are some stories from within the state that will brighten your day.

Meanwhile, a start-up has joined the fight against fake news to help the authorities who are grappling with the immensely challenging circumstances!

"Most fishermen who are engaged in the relief work have left their daily work to help out people. This isn't a spontaneous one-time initiative; we are doing it with a consistent unity."