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Young communists raise £1.2m in Kerala relief fund drive
A boat is seen anchored to a pole after the Periyar river overflowed following heavy monsoon rains in Kochi, Kerala state, India
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YOUNG communists in the Indian state of Kerala have raised around £1.2 million in distress relief funds after two devastating floods and the threat of a spike in the Covid-19 pandemic.
Members of the Democratic Youth Federation of India (DYFI), the youth organisation associated with the Communist Party of India (Marxist), initiated the Recycle Kerala campaign in May, collecting 3,000 tons of recyclable waste in the southern state.
Old newspapers, bottles and other scraps were picked up from houses across Kerala. The waste materials were sorted, segregated and sold for recycling. Some, like the bottles, were upscaled by creative members of the organisation.
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