 | Kerala floods one month after: Kunnukara, Kuthiyathode seek route to redemptionIn the devastating floods, 256 houses were completely damaged while 925 houses suffered partial damage. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Damaged equipment flood workshops in AlangadRajesh, an electrical equipment technician, has been working overnight for a month now in Alangad. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: ‘Normal’ still a dream for NeriamangalamThe 60 residents of the village are yet to recover from the impact of the deluge. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Amid financial woes, plywood factory owners keep their chin upThe owner of Amina Industries, a plywood manufacturing unit in Vallam, near Perumbavoor, Faisal has decided to restart his factory even though many of his machines are damaged. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Manappuram on road to recoveryHowever, the speed with which the rebuilding work is being carried out at Aluva Manappuram shows how resilient humans are. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Crops destroyed, Vaikom farmers determinedThe entire paddy cultivation in these fields, having a growth of two to 45 days, has been destroyed in breach of bunds. |
 | Art inspired by aftermath of Kerala floodsAlong with his friend and artist Girish Kalleli, Sabu’s artworks were on display at the Durbar Hall Art Gallery till Sunday. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Flood memories haunt ghost-towns of ChengannurAccording to Pradeep Kumar, councillor, Chengannur municipality, the correct picture will be arrived at only after village officers submit the data. |
 | Heritage groups to restore artefacts damaged in Kerala floodsThe Heritage Council’s primary focus is on restoring the unique production of Aranmula Kannadi and for this materials are required as well as utensils for moulding the precious metals. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Lower Kuttanad picking up the piecesThe Kolothu Jetty-bound KSRTC bus arrives at the Kainakari Jetty bus stop at 11.25 am. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Boundary lines blurred in EdanandAlthough there are no camps in Edanad anymore, people are far from settled. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Tourism sector in Kerala shows signs of slow recovery post floodsAll Kerala House Boat Owners Association president Josekutty Joseph said, over 100 boats have begun cruises and the industry is limping back. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Destroyed by floods, Chengannur cries out for helpVisiting the worst-hit places in Chengannur, the Express team was approached by many elderly people, especially women. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Pandanad struggles to reconstruct after Kerala floodsPandanad, a rural area in Chengannur, is struggling to find the means to reconstruct post the floods. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Students, teachers join hands to beat odds in Lower KuttanadThe school endured two major floods in the past two months, but the teachers are in high spirits to normalise the school operations and achieve a record feat in the next SSLC examination. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Ranni market loses steam; merchants to sue KSEBA month has gone by after the floods. But the shutters of almost 80 per cent of the 950 shops in Ranni market road are still down. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Aranmula residents yet to return to their homesA month after the deluge, the main road along the Pampa at Aranmula continues to wear a deserted look. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Pampa reeling under devastationFor anyone who has been to Pampa before the floods, the sights here now are devastating. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Pampa merchants clueless about compensationThis is for the fifth time Soman J, of Pandalam, is coming to Pampa along with his friends after floods destroyed the entire bank of Pampa. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Rs 10,000 hardly a relief for Ranni’s flood victimsSince he was born, C G Mathai, 75, has been living in his ancestral home on the banks of the Pampa at Perunad in Ranni. |
