Consecutive floods in Kerala not only washed away lives and livelihoods, it also left psychological scars.

There is a rise of 639,271 tourists (both domestic and foreign) during April-June this year as compared with same period last year.

Goods taxable at 1.5% State GST will attract a cess on value of 0.25%. Gold bullion and jewellery attracts GST (centre plus states) of 3%.

The residents now want the political parties to take up climate change as one of the main issues in the upcoming general election.

The 40,000 members of the Singapore's Malayalee community along with the local Red Cross has raised around 50,000 dollars for the Kerala Fl...

According to the ministry's National Emergency Response Centre (NERC), 488 people have died in Kerala and 54.11 lakh in 14 districts have b...

Home improvement loans are for properties located in Kerala, even if the customer is stationed somewhere else, and will be valid only for l...

While the floods wreaked havoc on the finances of people living in the state, they could also have an impact on the portfolios of others el...

Bengali labourers are returning home in thousands from Kerala, the southern state hit by its worst floods in a century

In the past, the central bank had granted forbearance for loans to small businesses during demonetisation. More recently, relief was grante...

After being flooded for almost a fortnight, Kerala is slowly crawling back to normal life as flood water has started to recede. Reports sug...

The firm said cement companies Ramco Cements and India Cements could see a near-term demand slowdown

As part of its "relief measure, the housing finance company has also decided to waive the processing fee for home improvement loans to cust...

CM Pinarayi Vijayan pegged overall loss at Rs 8,316 crore so far due to the floods.

The deluges and rains have hit 26 districts in Maharashtra, 22 in West Bengal, 21 in Assam, 14 in Kerala and 10 in Gujarat so far.

A Dubai-based NRI healthcare company has sent a fully-equipped disaster management team comprising 25 specialists to flood-hit Chennai.

The Centre has decided to release a relief package of more than Rs 2,892 crore for seven states, for tackling drought, and flood issues.