Thiruvanathapuram

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.

Last year, Amazon India listed products from Looms & Weaves as the best sellers from Kerala.

Known as Pappachi, his family had registered a ‘missing’ complaint with the local police, besides printing newspaper advertisements and circulating posters across the town, but to no avail.

Owned by Devanarayanan Potty, who is a head priest under the Devaswom Board, the house probably has more books and manuscripts than the entire population of Sreevaraham.

Launched under People's Planning Scheme with a budget of ₹37 Lakh, each structure has ten cubicles and can be taxied away to any location.

Women's taxi services, driven by women for women offer a safe means of transport for female passengers in a male-dominated industry.