kerala floods

Floods have destroyed houses, roads and whole cities. In such times, people sometimes give up on civic decency. Not in Kerala, though!

Kerala has just started re-building after the floods, and this could be a great solution for those who need a new place to live.

Aluva had close to 50,000 people taking refuge in over 230 relief camps. The volunteers collected clothes, food and medicines for cancer patients to provide them with care even during this crisis.

In Uttarakhand, officials quickly acted to save a horse that would have drowned in the Yamuna.

In what could well be a first, SC judges Kurian Joseph and KM Joseph shed their traditional reserve and revealed their musical sides to an audience that included the Chief Justice of India!

"Today I visited this camp, this is one of the best relief camps that I have ever seen in my 20 years of professional career... This is worth documenting and sharing widely for others to learn from Kerala."

“It seemed as if the skies had been ripped apart as the waters burst out endlessly, transforming the bountiful scene into one of catastrophe.”

From air-lifting doctors to ensuring crucial supplies reached on time, Praveen Pardesi went the extra mile to help rain-ravaged Kerala.

Along with such donations, the feast that accompanies with Onam, the grandiose sadhya will raise funds for the flood-hit victims.

“I don’t worry about if I get punished for this. The need of the hour was to save lives. And if I have to bear the consequences for it, I will do so with pride,”