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Allu Arjun to donate Rs 25 lakh for landslide-hit Wayanad, says 'Kerala has given me so much love, I want to...'After popular actor Mohanlal visited the landslide-hit Wayanad in Kerala and donated Rs 3 crore for the rehabilitation works of the disaster-hit region, actor Allu Arjun penned a note for the ...
Following the heavy rains in July and August of 2024, which caused significant landslide threats in Akamala and Marathukunnu, the District Collector visited the area, and experts from the Kerala State ...
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Allu Arjun donates ₹25 lakh to Kerala CM Relief Fund, prays for safety of Wayanad landslide victimsAllu Arjun has shown his support for the relief work in landslide-hit Wayanad, and announced that he will be donating the amount of ₹25 lakh to the Kerala CM Relief Fund. The actor took to ...
The Kerala High Court on Friday strongly criticised the ruling LDF and the opposition UDF in the state for their recent dawn-to-dusk hartals in landslide-hit Wayanad, saying it was "irresponsible".
Although Kerala had asked the Union government for a package of Rs 2,000 crore for the rehabilitation of Wayanad landslide victims, there was no mention about it in the Union budget. However ...
After a gap of around eight months, the Kerala government will lay the foundation ... project for the survivors of the devastating landslides last July. Revenue Minister K. Rajan announced this ...
THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Kerala government has approved a Rs 35 crore project to rebuild the Chooralmala bridge in Wayanad district which was destroyed in the devastating landslide last year.
Nearly 500 people were killed around Kerala in 2018 during the worst flooding to hit the state in almost a century. India’s worst landslide in recent decades was in 1998, when rockfalls ...
The Kerala government approved a comprehensive rehabilitation project for survivors of the devastating landslides earlier. The project involves setting up two townships to provide a safe and ...
Thiruvananthapuram: In a significant move to aid victims of the devastating landslides in Meppadi in Wayanad, Kerala Bank has announced the write-off of Rs 3.86 crore in loans for 207 individuals.
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