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Indisputably Calming Reasons To Make Kerala Your Next Wellness Vacation

Nestled on the Malabar Coast lies a tropical paradise of magical backwaters, lush greenery, abundant wildlife, and serene beaches, encompassing all that is Kerala. Aptly titled ‘God’s Own Country’, Kerala’s beguiling beauty is best witnessed through your own eyes. And if you’re wondering where you should vacation next, let us convince you why Kerala should be your next wellness vacation. 21 Destinations That Make Kerala The Ultimate Wellness Vacation Immerse Yourself In History And Culture Kochi Biennale An art exhibition showcases contemporary art from around the world, exploring a range of art styles that Biennale Fort Kochi brings home for […]

A Flower That Blooms Every 12 Years: Know All About The Neelakurinji Flower

Kerala’s Neelakurinji Flower blooms after 12 years. Find out everything here!

Kerala Village Raises Rs. 18 Crore To Save Village Kid

A village in Kerala raised Rs 18 crore to treat a rare disease called Spinal Muscle Atrophy.

Meet The 60-Year Old Newly-Weds

This elderly couple find love in their twilight years.

Things You Should Bring Back From Your Kerala Trip

Know what to buy and from where to buy in Kerala.

This 105-Year-Old Woman Proves That One Must Never Stop Learning

Old age is never an excuse to stop learning.

Radio Saving Lives In Kerala Catastrophe Again

We are all aware about the floods in Kerala and how the state is struggling to deal with the calamity day to day. In these times, more than ever, do we need to band together as a nation to bring God’s own country out of the darkness that has engulfed it. A POWERFUL MEDIUM TO SAVE LIVES Time and again, one medium has proved to be a powerful mode of communication in Kerala which is the radio and the amateur radio operators who worked day and night during Kerala rescue operations. Even during the Chennai flood in 2015, the medium […]

89-Year-Old Kerala Farmer Provides Books For Tribal Kids

CK Narayana Panicker academic struggles did not deter him from contributing to the printing cost of textbooks for tribal kids in Idukki district While food and shelter are primary needs, education is just as important and should not be ignored. Despite this, in a fast-paced technology-driven world, this basic need is still a distant dream for some kids. This is why, the action of some generous people, stands out as a beacon of hope. Financial crunch As a child, 89-year-old C K Panicker was forced to quit studying because he couldn’t afford to buy textbooks. He did not allow history […]

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