Floods  

The Indian Air Force (IAF) continued its rescue operations in flood-hit Kerala. IAF’s Mi-17 helicopters have airlifted people who were stranded. IAF said it was committed in defence of skies and saving precious lives on ground. So far IAF pilots have rescued several people from various districts of Kerala.

Civil defence officials rescued an 85-year-old woman, who was stranded in Kodagu floods. The entire operation went on for close to 5 hours. It started at 2.30 pm and ended at around 7 pm yesterday

Bengalureans send massive relief material to Kodagu for the flood victims. Trucks filled with supplies left for Kodagu and more relief material will be sent to the affected areas.

According to few critics, Kerala deserved this situation as it had not yet banned beef. That's not all, the ban on women's entry in Sabarimala temple was lifted, and that could have enraged the divine being

The place known as God's Own Country saw the wrath of nature. Now, as the rain has finally receded and relief work is in full swing, the question still lingers: why Kerala? 

Mysuru Deputy Commissioner D Randeep is reportedly appointed as the nodal officer to oversee flood relief works. 

Asianet Charitable Trust and Suvarna News have been working around the clock to send relief material to Kerala and Kodagu

In Kerala, along with people many animals are stranded due to flood, but these groups of people are doing everything to help every dog, elephant, cattle and more 

Hostel students of Sree Ayyapa college stuck in the massive flood was rescued in Mi 17 V5 helicopter

Kerala relief worker kneels on all fours to help women climb a raft in a flood-hit district

The Empire hotel group's 3500 workers donated one day’s salary that summed up to Rs 15, 53,386, for Kerala flood relief.

This news spread quickly and people residing in and around started panicking and were getting ready to vacate their houses. But in reality, Harangi dam stands strong.
 

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has withdrawn red alert from all 14 districts of Kerala. This is the first time since August 9 when red alert has been withdrawn from the entire state