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Kerala Techie Goes Missing During Trek, No Trace After 48 Hours
Reported by Deepak Bopanna | Updated: April 04, 2026 14:29 IST
The missing woman has been identified as IT professional Sharanya.
Highlights
- A 36-year-old woman from Kochi went missing during a trek in Kodagu district
- The missing woman, Sharanya, was an IT professional staying at a homestay
- She left for a solo trek to Tadiandamol and was seen entering the trail on CCTV
Kodagu:
A 36-year-old woman from Kerala's Kannur went missing during a trek in Karnataka's Kodagu district.
The missing woman has been identified as IT professional Sharanya. She was staying at a homestay, from where she left on a solo trekking trip to Tadiandamol. CCTV footage saw her entering a trek route, but did not exit it. A senior police official told NDTV that she made a phone call before she went missing.
Despite two days of extensive search operations by forest department personnel and locals, she remains untraced. Authorities are searching the forest, alternate trails and interior stretched near the trail.
Sharanya's brother Shyam has reached the spot.
Published: April 04, 2026 14:26 IST
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