A special moment of Prime Minister Narendra Modi went viral on social media. We all know PM Modi's special connection with kids. On August 11, Prime Minister Narendra Modi shared a heartwarming moment with a child in Wayanad, Kerala, brightening the day amid challenging times. The day before, on August 10, PM Modi had visited a relief camp in the region to meet survivors of recent landslides. His visit to the camp was aimed at offering support and solidarity to those affected by the natural disaster. The interaction with the child showcased a lighter, compassionate side of the Prime Minister, providing a brief but meaningful respite from the ongoing recovery efforts. Modi’s presence in Wayanad highlighted the government’s commitment to assisting communities in distress.
11 August,2024 05:18 PM IST
Kerala was hit by the Landslide tragedy claiming numerous lives in the early hours of July 30th. On 10th August, Prime Minister Narendra Modi conducted an aerial survey of landslide-hit Wayanad and visited the affected areas. The multiple landslides claimed over 300 lives and rendered many displaced and injured. PM Modi reviewed the relief and rehabilitation efforts.
10 August,2024 03:59 PM IST
Days after Kerala was hit by the Landslide tragedy claiming numerous lives, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on August 10 conducted an aerial survey of landslide-hit Wayanad. The multiple landslides claimed over 300 lives and rendered many displaced and injured. PM Modi will be reviewing the relief and rehabilitation efforts and will be interacting with survivors the at landslide-hit region.
10 August,2024 03:53 PM IST
A massive uproar broke out in Lok Sabha, as Leader of Opposition Rahul Gandhi spoke on Wayanad Landslides on August 07. The multiple landslides in Wayanad killed over 100 and numerous were displaced.
07 August,2024 07:21 PM IST
The Wayanad landslides, has caused massive damage to life and property. The current death toll stands at 308 as per as Kerala Health Minister. 195 bodies and 113 body parts have been recovered so far. Drone visuals showed the search and rescue operations at the landslide-affected Mundakkai area in Kerala’s Wayanad. “In the last four days we have been doing operations here. A joint team of the Indian army, the NDRF, the local police, special operations groups, the fire force, the Coast Guard and the Navy have been operating in all these areas... The revenue department is still trying to collect the data and find out how many people are here and how many people are missing. We have so far recovered more than 200 bodies and body parts...,” said M.R Ajithkumar.
02 August,2024 04:17 PM IST
The death toll from the Wayanad landslide in Kerala has now exceeded 167, with many people still missing. Rescue teams are working hard to find survivors trapped under the debris. Major General Mathew informed that over 500 Army personnel have been sent to help with the search and rescue efforts. While speaking to ANI, he informed that the construction of a bridge will be completed by 10 am today, which would provide frictionless dimensions in the search and rescue operations Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has arrived in Wayanad from Kozhikode, accompanied by Chief Secretary Dr. V Venu and DGP Shaik Darvesh Sahib. The situation remains critical as teams continue their search for any remaining survivors. Watch video for more.
01 August,2024 02:26 PM IST
The death toll due to the deadly Wayanad landslide has risen to 143 as of Wednesday, July 31st. Many people are injured and several are still trapped, and rescue efforts are underway in Wayanad's Chooralmala. The landslides have caused severe damage, destroying homes, swelling water bodies, and uprooting trees. The villages of Mundakkai, Chooralmala, Attamala, and Noolpuzha are isolated, leaving many people stranded. Reports say that more than 50 bodies were found in the Chaliyar river, several kilometers downstream, and are now being kept at the Government Hospital in Nilambur. Families are struggling to find their loved ones, and the situation is dire. The locals of the tragedy hit area recounted the horror. They said that "We don't know how many people are buried under mud. It is the first time such an incident has happened here,”. An NDRF commander said that there's possibility of surge in death toll as it reached 143. Meanwhile, a two-day mourning is being observed in Kerala for those killed in the deadly landslide.
31 July,2024 12:06 PM IST
A massive landslide hit Kerala's Wayanad district early today, July 30, following heavy rains. The landslide struck Meppady, Mundakkai, and Chural Mala, causing 24 deaths and injuring over 70 people. Emergency teams, including 250 members from various rescue organizations, are working hard to help those trapped. Dr. Sekhar Lukose Kuriakose, Member Secretary of Kerala State Disaster Management, explained that the Wayanad landslide was caused by a river splitting into two, which contributed to the disaster. The heavy rains weakened the ground, leading to the landslide and the tragic consequences for the affected areas. Watch video to know how and what caused the deadly incident.
30 July,2024 05:33 PM IST
Hundreds are feared trapped after a massive landslide in Kerala's Wayanad district early today, July 30. The landslide hit Meppady, Mundakkai, and Chural Mala following heavy rains. Reports say 24 people have died, and over 70 are injured in Wayanad landslide. Emergency teams, including 250 members from Fire and Rescue, Civil Defence, NDRF, and local units, are working to rescue those trapped. An additional NDRF team is on the way. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has expressed his sadness and announced compensation of ₹2 lakh for each deceased and ₹50,000 for the injured. Congress MP K Suresh described the situation as worsening, while Leader of the Opposition Rahul Gandhi pledged to seek more help from Union ministers. President Droupadi Murmu also extended her condolences. Rescue efforts are ongoing as the community and authorities respond to this devastating disaster.
30 July,2024 02:06 PM IST
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has made his electoral decision clear, opting to retain his traditional stronghold of Raebareli while paving the way for his sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra to contest from Wayanad. This strategic move follows Rahul Gandhi's victory in both Raebareli and Wayanad constituencies, presenting him with a choice under electoral regulations to choose one within 14 days of the results. By retaining Raebareli, a constituency steeped in the legacy of the Gandhi family, Rahul Gandhi reaffirms his commitment to serving his longstanding political base while endorsing Priyanka Gandhi Vadra's potential electoral debut in Wayanad.
18 June,2024 10:40 AM ISTADVERTISEMENT
