Author: Aaditya Anand M

At the event, palm plates and stainless steel tumblers were used for replacing papers and plastics.

”First thing is the sewage from the street that mixes with the river. Because of this, during the floods, the waters entered the street and the whole area got inundated.”

“First of all, we use bamboo baskets and since it contains holes we will apply cow dung in its inner surface so that these are filled. After that, we fill it with red sand and put the seeds,”

Ajay, a class nine student, secured nine points in the tournament which made him bag the honour, as nobody else could match his score.

A Keralite NRI businessman today pledged Rs one crore to the fourth edition of the Kochi- Muziris Biennale, which gets underway here on December 12.

It was built by Ramalinga Swamigal, a saint from a village called Padagacheri, near Kumbakonam, who lived during the early 20th century.