Kerala

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.

"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."

From restaurants offering food to merchants donating their wares, people across the state are joining hands to keep Kerala afloat! #KeralaFloods

Much in news due to the #KeralaFloods, the debate around this 123-year-old dam has even made the Supreme Court intervene. Find out why!

Kerala is reeling under floods and humans and wild animals are feeling its adverse effects.

In Kerala's Kanjikuzhy village, Rocky started barking and then howling in distress at 3 a.m.

With over 60,000 people rendered homeless and the death toll rising, this is being called one of the worst floods the State has witnessed.

Amidst all this chaos, stories like that of Vishnu Kachhawa, a blanket merchant who hails from Madhya Pradesh, will restore your faith in humanity.

Locally known as ‘Pappada Ammumma’ or the Papad granny, Vasumathi has been selling papads for the last 40 years by the roadside at the famous Chalai market.