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Tuesday, November 5, 2024
TopicKerala floods

Topic: Kerala floods

At least 373 dead in Kerala due to rains, floods & landslides

PTI -
More than 54.11 lakh people have been affected in the floods since 30 May.

Sharing WhatsApp photo to ferrying people and food: How ‘God’s own army’ saved Kerala

Rohini Swamy -
The 700-odd boats manned by Kerala's fishermen are estimated to have rescued around 35 per cent of the flood-affected people in the state.

Kerala needs doctors and skilled workers to rebuild lives: Tourism minister Alphons

PTI -
Union tourism minister K.J. Alphons in a series of tweets appealed to skilled workers to help the state regain normalcy.

Superstition about Kerala floods: Rule of faith or lack of rationalism in 21st century India?

ThePrint Team -
The Supreme Court recently said the ban on entry of women of menstruating age in Kerala’s Sabarimala Temple is “patriarchal”. Many Twitter users, including RSS...

Defence forces to Kerala’s rescue, and the furore over a hug

Rupanwita Bhattacharjee -
The best cartoons of the day, chosen by editors at ThePrint.

80 years before Kerala floods, Mahatma Gandhi blamed caste system for natural disasters

Nitin Pai -
Kerala is better equipped to rise anew from the calamity than any other part of India.

In Kerala flood war room, clockwork efficiency is the order of the day

Rohini Swamy -
Officials at the state’s disaster management cell tackle the crisis with a calmness and efficiency that belies the severity of the task.

Flood-hit Kerala races to avert disease outbreak as waters recede

Bibhudatta Pradhan -
Devastating floods have claimed hundreds of lives and thousands have taken shelter at rescue camps since the monsoon arrived in June.

Story of the Mullaperiyar dam caught in the Kerala flood controversy

Achyut Mishra -
Last week, Kerala argued that the more than 100-year-old dam might collapse if excess water is not reduced, Tamil Nadu said it’s safe for now.

Supreme Court justices rise up to Kerala’s call for a helping hand

Ritika Jain -
From CJI Dipak Misra's donation announcement to Kurian Joseph-led collection drive, the higher judiciary pitches in for the battered state.
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Defence

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National Interest

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