Kerala Flood  

Kerala police officers help with cleaning homes of victims in flood-hit zones 
 

Youths from Mukkam offered their help  to clean the Venniyode Sree Maha Vishnu temple in Wayanad, Kerala, post the floods. 20 Muslim youths cleaned the Ayyappa temple in Mannarkkad, Kolpuzha. 

India's stance can be seen as an expression of its soft power. It is also a continuation of a policy started by the Manmohan Singh government

Post-tsunami, then prime minister Manmohan Singh from the UPA government had agreed upon a foreign policy, by which it was decided not to accept any funds from foreign governments, during calamities in India.

Torrential downpours began hammering Kerala on August 8, more than two months into the annual monsoon season, setting off devastating floods that left more than 200 people dead and sent more than 8,00,000 fleeing for dry land.

Kerala Floods: This photo is shared with the caption, "How can I leave it dirty?" There is an heart-warming story behind the only room, which looks like it was built just yesterday.

Bollywood actor Kalki Koechlin speaks exclusively to MyNation, while elaborating on Kerala floods, freedom of speech and women empowerment

Administration, students and staff members of  VO Chidambaram college of arts and science in Thoothukudi, Tamil Nadu, donate relief materials worth Rs 4 lakh to the victims suffering in the flood-hit zones of Kerala.

Kerala floods: Pictures of unity surface from relief camps. Nuns raised their hands to put 'mehendi'

A journalist from Punjab was seen hugging a man, stranded in Kerala floods while taking him to safety. The image of this was tweeted by Anand Mahindra who wrote that this is the India that makes him proud.  
 

2826 fishermen participated in rescue operations in Kerala floods. And 699 boats used for rescuing 65000 people.

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Kerala flood relief: 60 trucks were sent to the State from Art of Living centres across India. Each truck carried 500 tons of everyday essentials costing more than Rs 9.35 crore.

ISRO's remote sensing satellites are continuously providing data and images of the affected areas in Kerala and Kodagu