Ernakulam

For Clifin, the World Cup is the biggest celebration of football and there was no way he would miss it.

These are heartwarming stories of human perseverance and dedication that all of us, who grumble at the slightest inconveniences, must learn from.

While most aspirants shut themselves from the world, apply for sabbaticals from their day jobs, and spend hours in libraries pouring over books, Sreenath continued doing his job and made time to study through it as well.

Ever since the 2010 aviation disaster at the Mangalore airport, Yeshwanth Shenoy from Ernakulam has been single-handedly fighting to make India's airports and air travel safer for its citizens.

The ambulance service will soon have a dedicated phone number, which will help the crew to rush to the locations upon getting alerts.

In a span of 40 years, Sister Jude has singlehandedly managed to change the face of a little dispensary in Mau to a fully operational hospital that has 352 beds along with all kinds of medical departments under its jurisdiction.

Kerala is setting a fine example for the rest of India.

The Social Justice Department has already sent across its proposal and is yet to receive a reply from KSRTC for permissions.

The 43-year old, who made it to the PSC’s rank list of Lower Division Clerk (LDC), has been assigned the duty of keeping a track on the stock and sale of variously branded liquor.

The brainchild of husband-wife duo, Pratheek and Tina Thomas, who live in the heart of Ernakulam with their lovely family of four dogs, the name Studio Kokaachi finds its reference from a monster, Kokaachi, used by parents to scare children into eating their food.