Devotion in the Rain
Devotion in the Rain
At Manappuram in Aluva, devotees brave the showers as they proceed in long lines to the ritual platforms to offer Karkidaka Vavubali.
Photo: E.V. Sreekumar / Manorama
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Some moments leave more than just pictures.
Some moments leave more than just pictures.
At the Elderly Fest in Kakkanad, I watched a group of seniors aged 65–76 dance their hearts out in a Margamkali competition — and win first prize.
They trained for over a month with Sister Nimmi, supported by Vayomitram coordinator Sudha Vijayan.
But more than the prize, what struck me was their spirit.
They said the training helped ease their pains — and brought back laughter, movement, and meaning into their daily lives.
Their joy was real. Their motivation — contagious.
Life Afloat:
Life Afloat: A mother and child navigate Alleppey’s serene backwaters aboard a country boat—an essential mode of daily transport in this water-bound district.
#AlleppeyLife #Backwaters #Kerala
“A Journey of Flavor and Love”
“From the first day of school to the final year, each meal served by our beloved cook was more than just food—it was a taste of love, care, and warmth. As we move on to new chapters, we return to thank the one who fed not just our hunger, but also our hearts. The bond we shared will always remain, even as we meet new faces in the kitchen. Thank you for every meal, every smile, and every memory. You’ll always have a special place in our hearts. 💖🍽️ #Gratitude #EndlessMemories #NourishedByLove”
City Struggles
A policeman shields himself with a handkerchief, trying to escape the dust and smoke of Kochi City.