Operation  

A large number of people near and far have come together to help with clean-up operations in Kerala. First stop - Kuttanad. Just as the flood-rescue mission, cleaning and sanitation activities too have become a voluntary effort in the flood-hit areas of the state.
 

62-year-old Uthappa is assumed dead after his house collapsed due to landslide and heavy downpour in Karnataka's Kodagu district

Aparajita of Jadavpur wanted the CD player so that she could regularly practice her moves at home after dance class. But looking at the  visuals of flood-ravaged Kerala, she decided to donate her savings.

Pranathi Vivek has contributed Rs 19 lakh worth gold birthday cake to the Kerala Chief Minister's Distress Relief Fund.
 

Shrihari hails from Mysuru and Abhishek from Bengaluru. The two friends had gone to Kodagu together to help another friend of theirs residing there.  Friends and family are trying hard to trace them both. 

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.

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

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

Over 23,000 people have been saved and more than 2,000 have been provided with medical help. All the three wings of the armed forces – Army, Navy and Air Force have been involved