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SUMMARY:Indraprastha witnessed a unique celebration of Kerala Piravi by the World Malayalee Council Delhi province
DESCRIPTION:The World Malayalee Council (WMC) Delhi Province celebrated Kerala Piravi Day marking the 69th anniversary of the formation of the state of Kerala in 1956. \nThese diaspora celebrations serve as a vital cultural link for Malayalis residing far from their home state\, and the Delhi event was a significant confluence of cultural pride\, community networking\, and civic dialogue. The WMC Delhi event\, often held at a central venue like the R K Puram Kerala School\, successfully recreated the spirit of Kerala in the capital city. \nThe core of the celebration was a rich cultural program. These events typically feature classical dance forms like Mohiniyattam and Kathakali\, traditional folk arts\, and musical performances\, providing an important platform for young Malayalis in Delhi to connect with their heritage.\nParticipants often attend wearing traditional Kerala attire (like the Kasavu Saree and Mundu)\, reinforcing the cultural aesthetic. \nKerala Piravi is also celebrated as Malayalam Language Day. A crucial part of these celebrations is the Bhasha Prathijna (Language Oath)\, taken by attendees to reaffirm their commitment to preserving and promoting the Malayalam language and literature among the diaspora.The function served as a key meeting point for the Delhi Malayali community\, facilitating networking among professionals\, students\, and families. It brought together various generations of the diaspora\, strengthening social bonds. \nThe presence of prominent personalities like Rted. Justice Kurian\, Rted. Justice Ravikumar\,Mr. Sibi George IFS\, are the highlights of the event and WMC’s mission to engage with the larger community was also fulfilled. Women’s Forum India Region predpresident Mrs. Geetha Ramesh and myself Surendran Kannatt were honoured graciously. \nReports indicate that key WMC events in Delhi often attract notable guests\, such as ambassadors\, retired judges (e.g.\, former Supreme Court judges)\, and other high-ranking officials\, underscoring the political and professional influence of the Delhi Malayali diaspora. \nAs the Vice Chairman of the World Malayalee Council (WMC)\, my presence was particularly demanded by the Delhi province leaders. \nThe World Malayalee Council Delhi’s Kerala Piravi celebration was a well-organized and meaningful observance that went beyond mere festivity. \nIt effectively served its dual purpose: to commemorate the historical date of Kerala’s formation (November 1\, 1956) and to preserve the cultural identity of Malayalis living in the national capital. \nThe event successfully created a sense of ‘home away from home\,’ using the universal language of culture and community gathering to remind the diaspora of the rich history\, linguistic legacy\, and progressive achievements of Kerala.
URL:https://kannatts.com/event/indraprastha-witnessed-a-unique-celebration-of-kerala-piravi-by-the-world-malayalee-council-delhi-province/
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SUMMARY:Strategic Meeting Ahead of All India Mahila Federation Conference
DESCRIPTION:We’re pleased to share highlights from a recent meeting that underscores the spirit of collaboration and community empowerment. \nSmt. Srimathi Teacher\, Former Health Minister and President of the All India Democratic Women’s Association\, held a warm and constructive dialogue with Shri. Kannath Surendran\, a distinguished Malayalee social worker based in Hyderabad. Shri. Surendran is a member of the Loka Kerala Sabha (LKS) and serves as the Global Vice Chairman of the World Malayalee Council (WMC). \nTheir discussion focused on two key initiatives: \nAll India Mahila Federation Conference \nScheduled for January 25th\, 27th\, and 28th in Hyderabad\, this national conference will bring together voices from across India to champion women’s rights\, social justice\, and inclusive development. Both leaders emphasized the importance of grassroots participation and strategic planning to ensure the event’s success. \nNORKA Health Insurance Scheme \nThe meeting also reviewed the progress of the NORKA Health Insurance Scheme\, which aims to support Malayalee expatriates living in Hyderabad. Discussions centered on improving awareness\, accessibility\, and community engagement to maximize the scheme’s impact. \nThis meeting reflects a shared commitment to social welfare and diaspora support\, setting the stage for meaningful outcomes in the months ahead. \nStay tuned for more updates as we approach the conference dates!
URL:https://kannatts.com/event/strategic-meeting-ahead-of-all-india-mahila-federation-conference/
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