Kerala

On the one hand, NGOs, concerned individuals and voluntary groups are tirelessly reaching out to people throughout the country and asking for donations in kind. But at the same time, there are those who have been trying to hamper this spirit of the country.

In the light of recent events that have devastated Kerala and its people, the tech-savvy IAS officer decided to harness the scope of social media once again.

MG Rajamanikyam has always been a beloved civil officer in Kochi for his humble, straightforward approach to his work and indomitable spirit.

The students initially started to donate numerous supplies to various collection points in Kerala but soon came together to create something innovative.

While no amount of aid will compensate for the lives lost, we hope that these contributions will support Kerala and her people to recover from the crisis.

With guts of steel and a dedication to help, the man is sure to be commended for his bravery.

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

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.

Khalsa Aid, a UK-based Sikh NGO, is among the many organisations that have come forward to offer assistance. As Kerala grapples with this disastrous situation, the volunteers have reached Kochi to serve langar!