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Two massive landslides struck Mundakkai and Churalmala in Wayanad in the early hours of July 30, causing extensive destruction. Rescue operations are being intensified, political leaders are ...
Wayanad rehabilitation: Kerala HC directs govt to deposit Rs 17 cr more for township land possession
Kochi: The Kerala High Court on Friday allowed the state government to take physical possession of the 64 acres of land at ...
Jose Porunnedom laid the foundation stone for the 50 homes being built by Mananthavady diocese at St Sebastian's school ...
'This is betrayal': Priyanka Gandhi slams Centre for not waiving loans for Wayanad landslide victims
Gandhi expressed her outrage over the government's stance. "Wayanad landslide victims have lost everything — their homes, ...
who until recently represented Wayanad in parliament, told lawmakers that the scope of the devastation was “heartbreaking”. “Our country has witnessed an alarming rise in landslides in recen ...
Neither the said authority nor the District Collectors of Idukki and Wayanad have filed the response in this regard, it stated. “We only express our displeasure in the way in which the ...
Kozhikode: The preliminary work to remove debris of the Mundakkai-Chooralmala landslide from the Punnappuzha river has begun. The project is being implemented by the Uralungal Labor Contract ...
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Wayanad landslide: Rashmika Mandanna donates Rs 10 lakh for those affected; Mammootty and Dulquer Salmaan also extend helpTrigger Warning: This article ... landslide victims and notified of donating an amount of Rs 25 Lakhs towards the relief fund. Many more actors have also been striving to help the people of ...
The landslides destroyed large tracts of three Wayanad villages Punchirimattom, Chooralmala and Mundakkai apart from some in Attamala when the disaster struck on July 30 last year.
The Centre, in an affidavit, submitted that loans taken by the survivors of the landslides can be rescheduled or restructured in accordance with the RBI’s Master Directions on Natural Calamities.
NEW DELHI: After a ten-day long rescue mission, the Indian Army personnel have partially withdrawn from the search operations in the landslide-hit regions of Wayanad on Thursday (Aug 8).
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