According to local residents, the victim had gone to drive off an elephant that had entered his farm. However, as he did not return, they checked and found him lying on the ground with elephant footprints around him

The Wayanad Community Seed Fest for 2026 has officially commenced, celebrating local seed diversity and traditional farming practices in the region.

The Indian Union Muslim League (IUML) has completed and handed over 51 houses to survivors of a past landslide disaster in Wayanad, providing much-needed relief.

Although breeding has declined, experts say there is no immediate cause for concern as the vulture population in Wayanad Wildlife Sanctuary remains stable, with around 80 vultures recorded. Human disturbances can disrupt vulture breeding, while invasive species like Senna threaten the growth of native trees, further impacting nesting and foraging habitats.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan is scheduled to hand over new homes to survivors of the Wayanad landslide on March 1.

The 2024 Wayanad landslides, the deadliest in Kerala's history with 298 confirmed deaths, bring the politics of rehabilitation into focus ahead of the state polls.

As many as 178 houses will be handed over to survivors, says Revenue Minister

Rahul Gandhi recounted a light-hearted story about resolving a sibling dispute with his sister Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, crediting the 'magic' of Wayanad for their reconciliation.

Wayanad MP Priyanka Gandhi Vadra to be present at event at Kalpetta

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan inaugurated a township for families affected by Wayanad landslides, emphasizing that development is about uplifting the marginalized and fulfilling social interventions like the LIFE Mission housing project.

The first phase of the Wayanad township has been inaugurated, with keys handed over to 178 families. The Chief Minister stated that construction for the remaining beneficiaries is nearing completion.

‘Jana Galsa – Keralathile Gothrakalakal’, by Kudumbashree, comes as part of an initiative to rejuvenate the tribal art forms and transforming them into viable enterprises that can ensure livelihood…

The NDMA report on recent disasters reveals gaps in risk assessment and planning, pressing the need for improved infrastructure strategies in vulnerable regions

Environmental groups in Wayanad, India, are criticizing the forest department for rejecting a human-wildlife mitigation grant, alleging the department succumbed to pressure from farmer organizations. The project, initiated by the MoEFCC, aimed to reduce tensions in areas outside tiger reserves.

A Community Seed Fest is scheduled to commence on February 28 in Wayanad, focusing on local seed varieties and agricultural practices.