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On Thursday, Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan called Prime Minister Narendra Modi again, seeking more aid considering the situation.We use cookies and similar tools that are necessary to enable you to make purchases, to enhance your shopping experiences and to provide our services, as detailed in our Cookie Notice. Heavy torrential rains and floods have left over 90 dead and 50,000 people displaced in the state, swamping homes, destroying roads, and disrupting air and rail traffic in many places. Later in career,when they are ‘caught’ in the filthy system & web of corrupt politicians, things start changing. I have found majority of young officers highly motivated and enthusiastic to contribute to the society. Great examples being set by these two young officers. #IndiaIndependenceDay #KeralaFloodRelief let’s respect them & only these officers can lead to our real development. The relief measures are in progress in #Kerala Two IAS officers celebrating #IndependanceDay2018 by carrying rice sacks to relief camps.ĭuty bound officers. When nations celebrates #IndependenceDayIndia We the people of this Country and every Nation will Salute these type of good administrators who are the real #diamonds of the world! Hope others will follow his footsteps and we pray for it. Hope they keep it up and inspire their fellow sewaks across…. While some lauded them for setting a fine example, others thanked them for all their efforts. Joined hands with other employees, at around 9.30 pm unload a vehicle full of rice bags. Setting an example! G Rajamanikyam IAS & NSK Umesh IAS Sub-Collector, Wayanad unloading rice bags at Collectorate, Wayanad for distribution to Relief Camps. From Facebook to Twitter, many have shared the pictures saluting the two heroes who got into action “instead of just ordering others”. Kerala Food Safety Commissioner MG Rajamanikyam, who is also the special officer dealing with Disaster Management, and Wayanad sub-collector NSK Umesh were photographed unloading a truck at the relief camp of Wayanad Collectorate. ALSO READ | Kerala floods: Netizens hail MP trader who donated his entire stock of blankets to relief fund

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