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World Malayalee Council: A Platform for Unity in Nepal
The World Malayalee Council (WMC) organized a meaningful meeting in Nepal with the aim of strengthening unity among Malayalees residing in the country and addressing their social, cultural, and organizational concerns. The programme served as an important platform for bringing together the Malayalee expatriate community and reinforcing collective responsibility and cooperation.
The event was inaugurated with a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony and was graced by several distinguished personalities. The Honourable Chief Guest, Vice Chancellor Professor Rajibir Singh ji, along with Sri. Anubhav Mehta ji, Sri. Gyanendra Purohit ji, Mrs. Megha Bhandari ji, Sri. Sanjay Kumar ji, Professor Dr. Susan Joseph madam, Sri. P. R. Nath, other dignitaries, representatives from various organizations, and the beloved inmates of M. D. D. Bhal Bhavan, added immense value and dignity to the occasion.
Discussions during the meeting focused on enhancing cooperation among Malayalee organizations, strengthening community bonds, and addressing the challenges faced by Malayalees living abroad. Speakers highlighted the importance of unity, mutual support, and active participation in social and cultural initiatives, while stressing the collective responsibility of preserving Kerala’s cultural identity outside the state.
Shri. Kannatt Surendran was specially acknowledged for his significant role and contributions in promoting unity and strengthening the activities of the World Malayalee Council. His leadership and vision were recognized as instrumental in advancing the Council’s mission of connecting Malayalees across regions.
With a presence in more than 60 countries worldwide, the World Malayalee Council continues to function as a strong global network dedicated to social service, cultural promotion, and community welfare. The meeting concluded with a call for greater participation from Malayalees in Nepal to further strengthen the organization and contribute meaningfully to the global Malayalee diaspora.
