 | Jude Anthany Joseph's film based on Kerala floods gets major revampAnnouncing the project, director Jude wrote on his social media handle, "This is the story of the brave Keralites who fought together the flood that drenched the state in 2018." |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Comprehensive plan to deal with emergency situations on the anvilKochi city will soon have its own comprehensive master plan to deal with emergency situations arising due to natural calamities and disasters. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Chendamangalam weavers seek new paths to revive handloom sectorSupport for the weavers who were hard hit by the floods poured in from within and outside the state, and even globally. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Biodiversity assessment likely to miss deadlineWe are yet to begin the process of impact assessment, said a District Biodiversity coordinator. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Unicef’s healing touch for the flood-hitUnicef has initiated a psychosocial counselling among women and children across the state in the aftermath of the deluge. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: World Bank estimates Rs 25,050 crore for rebuilding stateThe World Bank, in its preliminary report, has estimated that an amount of Rs 25,050 crore is necessary for rebuilding the state. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Government adopts all strategies to raise fundsAccording to the budget papers, a total of Rs 11,866.9 crore is owed to the government under various heads at the end of the 2016-17 financial year. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Financial Inspection Wing reports swept under the carpetThough the Left Front Government made tall promises on initiating action based on the FIW reports, the government departments and institutions continue to sweep the reports under the carpet. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: Government staff can still take part in salary challenge, says Thomas IsaacThe salary challenge was announced by the government to fund flood rehabilitation activities. |
 | Kerala floods one month after: God’s Own Country regains lost lustreThe ‘readiness survey’ conducted by the Tourism Department found that 90 per cent of the tourist destinations in the state are fit to receive tourists. |
