Thiruvananthapuram

Exotic fruit trees like katemfe, rollinia deliciosa, arazaboi, mangosteen, snake fruit, milk fruit, pulasan, durian, chamaliang, burmese grapes, ilang ilang and many rare varieties of mangoes, custard apple, pineapples, and bananas are part of this farm.

It all began when a friend of one of the Support 4 Society (S4S) members was getting married and wanted to commemorate the occasion by giving back to the society through a dress bank.

The museum is spread across the 5,000 sq. ft. boathouse building which was built in the early 19th century.

This step taken by the couple – Surya and Ishaan K Shaan, was possible only due to the efforts of the LGBTQI community in India and

Nurseries under Thiruvananthapuram Social Forestry Division have been delegated the responsibility of cultivating 80 lakh seedlings.

More than providing clothes, the motive behind the initiative had been to drive home the message of being charitable in a socially conscious, responsible and most vitally, dignified manner.

Vova Dabbawala is the brainchild of city-based Sreejith Jayan that is all set to begin its operations across four prime locations spread across the ambit of Kerala’s capital on May 15.

The app is also an excellent way for the railways to go green.

This move probably makes the school the first educational institution in Kerala to incorporate such an eco-friendly solution to beat the heat.

Inviting anyone and everyone who is willing to donate books, the drive intends to collect books which will be used to put together libraries in government schools and orphanages identified by the team across Thiruvananthapuram.