Kannatt Surendran | Founder & Entrepreneur | Kannatts Group

An Evening of Felicitation, Fellowship, and Global Unity - 31 January 2026
2026-01-31 08:00 - 17:00 UTC
World Malayalee Council – An Evening of Felicitation, Fellowship, and Global Unity | 31 January 2026
On the evening of 31 January 2026, the distinguished venue Prasanth in Thiruvananthapuram became a vibrant symbol of unity and pride. The World Malayalee Council (WMC) Travancore Chapter organized a heartfelt felicitation ceremony honoring members nominated to the Loka Kerala Sabha.
The gathering was not merely ceremonial—it reflected the strength, vision, and global presence of the World Malayalee Council.
A Global Community United
Leaders and members of the World Malayalee Council arrived from different parts of the world, representing the dynamic Malayalee diaspora spread across continents. Their presence highlighted how the World Malayalee Council serves as a bridge connecting Malayalees globally while preserving Kerala’s cultural identity.
Participants from across Kerala—symbolically stretching from Punjab to Parasala—added depth and diversity to the event. The hall resonated with shared enthusiasm, cultural warmth, and a collective sense of belonging. The World Malayalee Council once again demonstrated its ability to unite people beyond borders.
A Ceremony of Dignity and Recognition
The felicitation ceremony was conducted with elegance and discipline. Each moment on stage reflected the values upheld by the World Malayalee Council—leadership, service, and cultural refinement.
The honors presented to members nominated to the Loka Kerala Sabha were not just personal achievements. They symbolized the collective journey of the World Malayalee Council, an organization deeply rooted in Kerala’s heritage yet globally connected.
More Than an Organization
For many attendees, this event became a meaningful reunion. Long-standing friendships were rekindled, new collaborations were formed, and discussions centered around future initiatives of the World Malayalee Council.
The evening clearly conveyed one powerful message:
The World Malayalee Council is not merely an organization—it is a global community built on shared identity, service, and unity.
Continuing the Mission of Unity
As the ceremony concluded, the spirit of togetherness remained strong. The World Malayalee Council continues to inspire leadership among Malayalees worldwide, fostering cultural pride while encouraging active global engagement.
Rooted in Kerala’s traditions and connected across nations, the World Malayalee Council stands as a beacon of unity, progress, and collective responsibility—empowering generations to serve, lead, and uphold their heritage with pride.

A Day of Compassion: Supporting Families through the Palliative Care Support Programme
2026-01-31 08:00 - 17:00
Palliative Care Support Programme in Kallikkad Brings Hope to 350 Families
The Palliative care support programme held on 31 January in Kallikkad, Thiruvananthapuram, was a meaningful initiative aimed at supporting families facing chronic illness and age-related suffering. Organized with compassion and purpose, the programme brought relief, dignity, and reassurance to rural households navigating some of life’s most difficult moments.
Deepa Auditorium became a space of unity where community care turned into real action.
Kannatt Surendran Supports
A key highlight of the Palliative care support programme was the generous sponsorship and presence of Kannatt Surendran, whose continued involvement in social welfare initiatives has strengthened rural healthcare efforts.
His participation was not symbolic. It reflected a sincere commitment to supporting families in need. By backing the Palliative care support programme, Kannatt Surendran reinforced the importance of sustained private support in community health initiatives.
In recognition of his consistent service, the Kallikkad Grama Panchayat President formally honored him during the function.
Impact of the Palliative Care Support Programme on 350 Families
The Palliative care support programme directly benefited nearly 350 families caring for bedridden and elderly patients.
The materials distributed included:

Wheelchairs and walkers for improved mobility

Waterbeds and blankets for bedridden comfort

Diapers and medicines for essential healthcare support

Clothing and daily necessities for struggling families

Each item delivered through the Palliative care support programme carried more than practical value—it provided comfort and emotional reassurance.
Why Matters
The success of the Palliative care support programme demonstrates how collaboration between local governance, care centers, and responsible individuals can create meaningful change.
When such initiatives are organized with genuine intent, families facing palliative challenges feel supported rather than isolated. The programme became a reminder that community strength lies in collective compassion.
A Model for Future Palliative Care Support Programme Initiatives
The event in Kallikkad set an example for future Palliative care support programme efforts across Thiruvananthapuram. With structured planning, dedicated care teams, and committed sponsors like Kannatt Surendran, such programmes can continue to reach more families in need.
The gathering at Deepa Auditorium was ultimately a celebration of humanity—where empathy turned into action and service became a shared responsibility.

Kannatt Surendran

Voicing Telangana at the Fifth Loka Kerala Sabha 2026
2026-01-29 08:00 - 2026-01-31 17:00
I had the honour of attending the Fifth Loka Kerala Sabha, held at Thiruvananthapuram from 29th January to 31st January 2026. The prestigious gathering took place at the historic Kerala Legislative Assembly, bringing together distinguished delegates and members from across the globe.
The three-day assembly served as a significant platform for dialogue, collaboration, and policy-level engagement between Kerala and its global diaspora. It was truly a wonderful experience to reconnect with fellow members, exchange perspectives, and collectively reflect on the progress and aspirations of the Malayalee community worldwide.
One of the most memorable aspects of the event was the opportunity to share meaningful moments with LKS members within the Assembly premises — a space that symbolizes democratic values, governance, and collective responsibility. The atmosphere throughout the sessions was intellectually enriching and emotionally inspiring.
I extend my sincere gratitude to the organizers of LKS for providing me the opportunity to address the gathering on stage as an LKS Member representing Telangana. Being able to share a few words at such a distinguished forum was both an honour and a deeply cherished milestone.
The Fifth Loka Kerala Sabha will remain a remarkable experience, marked by unity, vision, and the shared commitment of global Malayalees toward the development and progress of Kerala.

World Malayalee Council – Valluvanadu Province
2026-01-24 08:00 - 17:00
Christmas & New Year Celebrations | General Body Meeting
On 24th January 2026, the World Malayalee Council – Valluvanadu Province successfully celebrated Christmas and New Year, followed by its General Body Meeting, at Hotel Elite, Thrissur.
The festive celebrations were graciously inaugurated in the esteemed presence of Dr. Niji Justin, Mayor of Thrissur Corporation, who attended as the Chief Guest for the Christmas and New Year programme.
The event atmosphere was vibrant and heart-warming, filled with joy, laughter, and festive spirit, reflecting the true essence of the season. Following the celebrations, the General Body Meeting was conducted, during which members actively participated in constructive discussions on welfare initiatives, organizational development, and future plans for the Valluvanadu Province.
The gathering was a memorable occasion, marked by unity and camaraderie, and it was truly heartening to witness all Valluvanadu Province members coming together under one roof, strengthening bonds and reinforcing the shared vision of the World Malayalee Council.
The Valluvanadu Province extends its sincere gratitude to all members, dignitaries, and organizers who contributed to the successful completion of this meaningful and joyful event.

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ATMA Malayalee Seva Samithi Christmas & New Year Celebrations 2026
2026-01-18 08:00 - 17:00
On 18th January 2026, Atma Malayalee Seva Samithi successfully organized Christmas and New Year Celebrations at Bowenpally Brilliant School, Bowenpally. The event brought together members, families, and well-wishers for an evening filled with festive cheer, cultural vibrancy, and community bonding.
The celebrations were graced by the presence of the Chief Guest, who expressed heartfelt delight at being part of the occasion. The program stood out for its festive ambiance, colorful decorations, and joyful energy, truly reflecting the spirit of Christmas and New Year.
The venue was transformed into a lively celebration space, resonating with music, laughter, and togetherness. The thoughtfully curated programme created a fun-filled atmosphere, engaging attendees of all age groups and strengthening the sense of unity among the Malayalee community.
Participants and guests alike appreciated the warmth and enthusiasm that defined the event. The celebrations served not only as a festive gathering but also as a meaningful platform for community interaction and cultural expression.
The organizers extend sincere gratitude to all members, volunteers, participants, and guests who contributed to the grand success of the Christmas and New Year Celebrations 2026. The event will be fondly remembered for its joy, color, and the strong spirit of togetherness it fostered within the community.

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World Malayalee Council – India Region | WMC Haryana Province: Empowerment Through Inclusion and Social Commitment
2025-12-13 08:00 - 17:00
The gathering brought together an esteemed group of leaders, dignitaries, and social advocates with a shared purpose: to reaffirm collective responsibility toward the empowerment and inclusion of persons with special needs. The presence of the Honourable Chief Guest, Vice Chancellor Professor Rajibir Singh ji, along with distinguished guests Sri. Anubhav Mehta ji, Sri. Gyanendra Purohit ji, Mrs. Megha Bhandari ji, Sri. Sanjay Kumar ji, and the respected Professor Dr. Susan Joseph madam, added gravitas to the occasion. Special appreciation was also extended to Sri. P. R. Nath, other dignitaries, representatives from various organisations, and the beloved inmates of MDD Balabhavan, whose lives and aspirations formed the heart of the discussions.
At the outset, gratitude was expressed to all participants for coming together to deliberate on the rights, dignity, and special privileges of persons with social needs—individuals who deserve not sympathy, but sustained support and inclusion. The event marked a significant milestone for the World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region, particularly through the successful organisation of a One-Day Symposium on the Empowerment of the Disabled by WMC Haryana Province. This initiative, rooted in the ongoing and impactful work at MDD Balabhavan, stood as a model of meaningful social engagement. The contribution of Shri. Padmakumar, President of WMC India Region, in announcing further visionary initiatives was acknowledged with appreciation, and heartfelt congratulations were extended to WMC Haryana Province and the “Man of the Day,” Mr. P. R. Nathan, for his selfless service.
The program was further strengthened by the participation of WMC leaders from global, regional, and provincial levels. Special recognition was given to Shri. Kannatt Surendran, Global Vice Chairman of WMC, whose leadership and presence underscored the organisation’s unwavering commitment to humanitarian causes. Alongside him, leaders such as WMC CNEC Susan Joseph, WMC IR Women’s Forum President Mrs. Geetha Ramesh, Delhi Province President George Kuruvilla, General Secretary Ramesh Koyikkal, members of WMC Haryana Province, trustees of MDD Balabhavan, and the President of the newly chartered WMC Nepal Province, Fr. Roby, collectively contributed to the event’s success.
The symposium emphasized that empowering the disabled is not an act of charity, but a matter of rights and social justice. Statistics—whether global or national—serve only as reminders that behind every number lies an individual with immense potential, often constrained by physical barriers, inaccessible systems, and social stigma. Rehabilitation, therefore, must be comprehensive, encompassing healthcare, inclusive education, vocational training, and economic opportunities.
The discussions converged on a clear message: policies alone are insufficient without a shift in societal mindset. True inclusion rests on three pillars—accessible infrastructure and technology, inclusive and sensitized workplaces, and a transformation in social attitudes. Above all, society must move from pity to respect, from exclusion to participation.
The event concluded with a reaffirmation of WMC India Region’s commitment to sustained social projects and humanitarian service. It called upon policymakers, institutions, and citizens alike to dismantle barriers and build an inclusive society—one where disability is not defined by limitation, but by the collective responsibility to ensure dignity, equality, and opportunity for all.

World Malayalee Council: A Platform for Unity in Nepal
2025-12-12 08:00 - 17:00
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.

Visit to Navodaya School, Chitwan – Nepal
2025-12-08 08:00 - 17:00
Kannatt Surendran visited Chitwan District, Nepal, which was a deeply moving and memorable experience that left a lasting impact on him.
Chitwan is best known as the home of the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Chitwan National Park, but beyond its natural beauty lies a rich human story. The region has long been inhabited by indigenous communities such as the Tharu and the more isolated Chepang tribes. These communities have lived in close harmony with the forests and river systems of the Terai plains and surrounding hills, shaping cultures and livelihoods that are both unique and fragile.
Kannatt Surendran undertook this visit as a member of the Loka Kerala Sabha representing the Pravasi Malayali community outside Kerala, and as Vice Chairman of the World Malayalee Council – Global Diaspora. The purpose was to connect with Malayalis who are actively involved in running educational institutions in Nepal and to understand the humanitarian work they are doing on the ground.
During this journey, Kannatt Surendran had the opportunity to visit the Navodaya Residential School in Khairahani, Chitwan District, which has been managed with unwavering dedication by Fr. Cherian for the past 25 years. The school plays a crucial role in the education and upliftment of children from the Chepang community, a historically marginalized and formerly nomadic tribal group.
The Chepang people were traditionally forest dwellers, relying on hunting, fishing, and food gathering for survival. Over generations, they have remained among the most disadvantaged communities in Nepal, facing extreme poverty, social isolation, and low literacy levels. Education initiatives like Navodaya School are not just institutions—they are lifelines for these children and their families.
Along with a few friends, Kannatt Surendran also visited other schools run by Malayalis in the region. Kannatt Surendran was able to extend financial support towards the welfare of the tribal community. Their needs are urgent and ongoing-food, shelter, clothing, education, and sustainable livelihood opportunities remain critical areas requiring attention.
Kannatt Surendran returned from Chitwan with a renewed sense of responsibility and commitment. The experience strengthened my resolve to continue supporting the Chepang community and to stand firmly with our Malayali brothers and sisters who have dedicated their lives to such noble humanitarian missions far away from home.
This visit reaffirmed the belief of the global Malayali community, under the leadership and vision of Shri. Kannatt Surendran and the World Malayalee Council, has a meaningful role to play in driving compassion, service, and positive change across borders.

World Malayalee Council Chairperson’s Inspiring Visit to Sri Vidya Centre
2025-12-02 08:00 - 17:00
Today, the Sri Vidya Centre for Special Children, Hyderabad, had the honor of welcoming Shri Kannatt Surendran, the Global Chairperson of the World Malayalee Council.
This remarkable institution—home to nearly 80 residents and dedicated to the education and growth of around 50 special children—was truly touched by his visit.
Shri Kannatt Surendran, widely admired for his compassion, humanitarian work, and active service within the Malayalee community of Hyderabad, brought with him a sense of warmth and inspiration.
His heartfelt interactions with the children created moments of pure happiness, making the day unforgettable for them. The kindness, encouragement, and respect he showed will remain deeply cherished by everyone who had the privilege of being part of this special occasion.
God bless you, Sir !

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An Inspiring Conversation with Governor Shri Jishnu Dev Varma
2025-11-29 08:00 - 17:00
I had the wonderful opportunity to meet our Honorable Governor, Shri Jishnu Dev Varma at Rajbhavan. His simplicity, kindness, and warm welcome truly made the day memorable.
As the GLOBAL Vice Chairperson of the World Malayali Council, President of the Telangana Nair Service Society, and a Loka Kerala Sabha Member, I had the chance to discuss various welfare initiatives for the Malayalee community in Hyderabad. Our conversation was thoughtful, constructive, and genuinely inspiring.
I look forward to many more meaningful interactions with him in the future.
Thank you so much, sir, for the wonderful meeting. I truly appreciate your valuable time.

Emotional moments when performances of divyangjans transformed "Bharat Bharathi" program unforgettable
2025-11-09 08:00 - 17:00
This Sunday has been a special day for me since I was the special guest in the function by “Bharat Bharathi”, a Tapestry of Unity Honouring Sardar Patel.
The ‘Bharat Bharathi’ program, held in Hyderabad today (November 9, 2025), was a spectacular cultural confluence organized to mark the ongoing celebrations of the 150th Birth Anniversary of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (born October 31, 1875).
This event perfectly mirrored Sardar Patel’s colossal legacy by celebrating the rich diversity of the Indian demographic system through art, performance, and inclusivity.
The Historical Resonance of Sardar Patel
Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, often revered as the ‘Iron Man of India’, played an indispensable role as the nation’s first Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister in the aftermath of Independence.
Patel’s defining achievement was the swift and effective integration of over 560 princely states into the Union of India.
These states, which constituted nearly 40% of the territory, were a challenge to the new nation’s unity.
Using a combination of diplomacy, persuasion (through the Instrument of Accession), and decisive action (as seen in Hyderabad and Junagadh), Patel prevented the balkanization of India.
His work was not about imposing uniformity but about creating a strong territorial and administrative framework that could accommodate India’s vast cultural, linguistic, and regional diversities—the very essence of Ek Bharat, Shreshtha Bharat (One India, Great India).
The celebrations, like ‘Bharat Bharathi,’ serve as a potent reminder that the unity of modern India is a direct consequence of his pragmatic nationalism and unwavering resolve.
The ‘Bharat Bharathi’ event in Hyderabad was a living testament to the unity Patel forged, utilizing cultural expression to highlight the nation’s strength in its diversity.
The main program featured cultural presentations by artists from 15 different states, performing iconic traditional folk dances.
This showcase vividly mapped India’s geographical and cultural expanse onto a single stage, echoing Patel’s success in bringing all these distinct regions under one flag.
A special and deeply moving focus of the evening was the cultural program by differently-abled children. This inclusion is particularly significant, as it expands the concept of National Unity beyond geography, language, and religion, to embrace all sections of society, including those with special needs (Divyangjan).
Their performance underscored the idea that every citizen, regardless of ability, is an integral and talented part of the national fabric, fostering a sense of comprehensive, compassionate nationhood.
I raised the question: Why did they invite me as the special guest?
I was humbled by the request by beloved Mrs.Dr. Meenakshi Padmanabhan, who is the driving force behind the event and a noted socio- cultural leader, replied that me,being a noted philanthropist and leader of a Malayali organisation as Global Vice Chairman of the World Malayali Council & President, Telangana Nair Seva Society,as the Chief Guest further symbolized this unity.
And further explained that my role highlights the continuous cultural and social cohesion between regions (Kerala, Telangana, and the national umbrella) and the contribution of diverse community leaders to national celebratory programs.
In essence, the ‘Bharat Bharathi’ program was a powerful contemporary reaffirmation of Sardar Patel’s legacy: using culture and inclusion to demonstrate that India’s unity is not just political, but a vibrant, resilient, and enduring social reality.

NSS Jayanthi Celebrations 2025 - Stories of Heart, Hope, and Heritage
2025-11-02 08:00 - 17:00
From the break of dawn on November 2nd, 2025, an air of excitement and belonging swept through the Telangana Nair Seva Society grounds. The annual NSS Foundation Day was more than just a formal gathering; it was a coming together of families, generations, and dreams, united by the timeless thread of service and heritage.
A Morning of Pride and Reflection
As the flag was raised, President Kannatt Surendran shared heartfelt memories about the community’s journey—not just its achievements, but the small, everyday acts of kindness that have shaped its progress. The crowd listened as an elder from a local Karayogam recounted how, years ago, a simple financial aid request was answered almost overnight thanks to the Society’s support network. That young boy, once struggling, now stood among the volunteers, guiding others—a living example of how NSS had changed lives.
The NSS anthem was sung not just in unison, but in spirit. Parents watched with pride as their children, wearing traditional Kerala attire, joined hands with their grandparents—bridging generations with melody and meaning.
Stories from the Heart
During the cultural session, laughter and applause filled the air. One highlight was a short play staged by the youth, which humorously depicted a family arguing about waste segregation—ending with the youngest daughter, barely eight, teaching everyone with a handmade compost bin. Her proud mother later shared, “She learned about this at last year’s NSS Jayanthi. Now, every house in our lane composts waste, thanks to her.”
Another story came from a medical student who, in an impromptu moment, shared how an NSS scholarship covered crucial tuition fees when her family faced hardship. She spoke of returning every holiday to mentor high schoolers, determined to “give back a little of what NSS gave me.”
A Day of Impactful Actions
Health and environmental awareness were not just discussed, but lived. When a local health worker demonstrated handwashing techniques during a session, giggling children became “sanitation ambassadors,” eagerly running to correct their elders in the lunch line. Meanwhile, saplings planted that morning were named after NSS founders by children, echoing the hope that roots set today would grow into shade for many tomorrow.
Treasurer P. Sethumadhavan offered touching words about accountability and community trust, sharing a personal story of helping a struggling entrepreneur find stability through a small NSS loan, which blossomed into a thriving business employing local youth.
Carrying Forward the Legacy
As dusk approached, General Secretary M. K. Sasikumar invited the youngest and oldest attendees to plant the final sapling—a gesture symbolizing the passing of values and responsibilities. “This tree,” he said, “is like our community—it grows only when everyone nurtures it.”
Families mingled, elders shared stories of past struggles and triumphs, and children played under the banners of unity and service. The day closed not with farewells, but with promises—to help, to teach, to serve, and to cherish the power of coming together.
NSS Jayanthi 2025 was a day of real connections—of stories woven from hope, pride, and gratitude—showing that the heart of the Telangana Nair Seva Society beats strongest when its people lift each other up.

Strategic Meeting Ahead of All India Mahila Federation Conference
2025-11-01 08:00 - 17:00
We’re pleased to share highlights from a recent meeting that underscores the spirit of collaboration and community empowerment.
Smt. 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).
Their discussion focused on two key initiatives:
All India Mahila Federation Conference
Scheduled 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.
NORKA Health Insurance Scheme
The 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.
This meeting reflects a shared commitment to social welfare and diaspora support, setting the stage for meaningful outcomes in the months ahead.
Stay tuned for more updates as we approach the conference dates!

Indraprastha witnessed a unique celebration of Kerala Piravi by the World Malayalee Council Delhi province
2025-11-01 08:00 - 17:00
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.
These 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.
The 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.
Participants often attend wearing traditional Kerala attire (like the Kasavu Saree and Mundu), reinforcing the cultural aesthetic.
Kerala 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.
The 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.
Reports 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.
As the Vice Chairman of the World Malayalee Council (WMC), my presence was particularly demanded by the Delhi province leaders.
The World Malayalee Council Delhi’s Kerala Piravi celebration was a well-organized and meaningful observance that went beyond mere festivity.
It 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.
The 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.

WMC Kuwait – Onam Celebration HRIDYAM 2025
2025-10-03 08:00 - 17:00
The vibrant festival of Onam was celebrated with great enthusiasm and cultural pride by the World Malayalee Council (WMC) Kuwait Province on October 3rd, 2025. The grand event, titled HRIDYAM 2025, brought together members of the Malayalee community in Kuwait for an unforgettable day of tradition, joy, and togetherness.
I was deeply honored to attend the celebration as the Guest of Honor, alongside our esteemed President, Sri. Babu Stefan. It was indeed a privilege to witness the warmth, unity, and cultural spirit that filled the venue. The event stood as a testament to the dedication and organizational excellence of the WMC Kuwait team, who ensured that every aspect of the celebration truly reflected the essence of Malayalee heritage and Onam’s timeless charm.
The program featured a delightful array of traditional Kerala cuisine, colorful cultural performances, and engaging games that brought smiles to people of all ages. Every moment resonated with the nostalgia of Kerala’s traditions—right from the rhythmic beats of Kerala music to the aroma of the sumptuous Onam Sadhya. It was heartwarming to see the community come together in such large numbers, cherishing the spirit of Onam even while living miles away from home.
As the Global Vice Chairman of WMC, I felt immense pride and gratitude towards our WMC Kuwait family, whose relentless efforts have made the Malayalee community in Kuwait proud. Their passion for cultural preservation and community bonding reflects the true spirit of the World Malayalee Council’s mission—to unite Malayalees across the globe and keep our traditions alive.
A special note of appreciation to the entire WMC Kuwait team for organizing such a memorable and joyous event. HRIDYAM 2025 was not just a celebration, but a beautiful reminder of our shared roots and the strength of our global Malayalee family. I look forward to many more such gatherings and social programs that will continue to strengthen our cultural and emotional connection with society.
Kudos to the WMC Kuwait team for making HRIDYAM 2025 a grand success!

ATMA Malayalees Seva Samithi – Onam Celebrations 2025 (Onakodi)
2025-09-28 14:00 - 22:00
ATMA Malayalees Seva Samithi proudly hosted its grand Onam Celebrations – Onakodi 2025 at MMR Gardens, Bowenpally, Hyderabad, marking a day of joy, tradition, and togetherness. The event brought together Malayalees from across the city, beautifully uniting the community under the spirit of Onam—Kerala’s most cherished and celebrated festival.
Distinguished Guests and Honors
The celebrations were graced by the presence of several eminent personalities. The Chief Guest of the evening was Mr. Kannatt Surendran, respected Loka Kerala Sabha Member, Global Vice Chairman of the World Malayalee Council, and CEO of Kannatt Group of Companies. His presence added prestige to the occasion, reflecting the community’s commitment to tradition and progress.
Other distinguished guests included Mr. Praveen Kumar Nedungadi, CEO and Director of Incredibe India Projects Pvt. Ltd, Mr. Vinod Menon, MD of Vasco Scientific Products Pvt. Ltd, and Mr. K. Gopi, Chairman of Integrated Cleanroom Technologies Pvt. Ltd. Their participation highlighted the strong bond of Malayalees thriving in diverse professions yet deeply rooted in cultural values.
The evening also witnessed special recognitions. Renowned senior journalist and social worker Sri. C.G. Chandra Mohan was honored with the Icon of the Decade Award, instituted in memory of the former Secretary, Sri. K.K. Rajesh. Additionally, the Business Achievement Award was presented to Mr. Thomas John, Chairman of Professional Couriers Pvt. Ltd, and Mr. Vasu Menon, Chairman of Vasoco Scientific Equipments Pvt. Ltd, for their contributions to business excellence.
A Cultural Extravaganza
Onakodi 2025 was a true cultural spectacle, filled with artistic brilliance and festive energy. The highlight of the evening was the musical show by renowned South Indian playback singer Madhu Balakrishnan and his team. His soulful renditions of devotional hymns, classical pieces, and popular film songs touched the hearts of the audience, creating a wave of nostalgia and joy. The music bridged generations, delighting both the young and the old.
Adding grandeur to the occasion, Kalamandalam Sivadas Marar and his team presented a spellbinding Pandimelam. The thunderous beats of the chenda reverberated through the venue, instantly transporting the audience to the festive landscapes of Kerala. The pulsating rhythms infused the evening with unmatched energy, symbolizing the cultural richness and vibrancy of Onam.
Recognizing Young Talent
ATMA Malayalees Seva Samithi also took the opportunity to nurture and inspire the younger generation. Students who excelled in their 10th and 12th examinations were honored with prizes, acknowledging their academic dedication and perseverance. This thoughtful gesture by the Samithi not only recognized their hard work but also encouraged others to aim for excellence, reinforcing the importance of education in community progress.
The Flavors of Kerala – Onasadya
No Onam celebration is complete without the traditional Onasadya, and Onakodi 2025 ensured that the community relished this culinary heritage. The grand feast featured an elaborate spread of authentic Kerala delicacies such as avial, olan, thoran, sambar, pulissery, pachadi, and the much-loved payasam. The flavors and aromas transported everyone back to their roots, reminding them of festive gatherings back home in Kerala. Sharing this meal together not only satisfied appetites but also strengthened the bonds of togetherness.
A Heartfelt Thank You
A special note of gratitude goes to the Organising Committee of Onakodi 2025, whose dedication and meticulous planning made the event a grand success. Heartfelt thanks to Mr. Kamalaksha Kurup (President), Mr. B.N. Ajaya Kumar (Secretary), Mr. P.S. Sudheesh Kumar (Programme Convenor), and the entire ATMA team for their tireless efforts, teamwork, and commitment to preserving Kerala’s cultural heritage in Telangana. Their passion and leadership transformed Onakodi 2025 into a memorable celebration that will be cherished for years to come.
Unity, Culture, and Community Spirit
The celebration was a true testament to unity in diversity. Families, youth, and elders arrived in their traditional attire, filling the venue with vibrant colors and cultural pride. The air was filled with laughter, music, and the warmth of shared traditions.
ATMA Malayalees Seva Samithi’s Onakodi 2025 was not just an event—it was a heartfelt celebration of heritage, culture, and togetherness. Every performance, recognition, and activity carried the essence of Onam—prosperity, happiness, and harmony.
As the evening concluded, attendees carried home cherished memories, a renewed sense of community belonging, and the promise of even grander celebrations in the years to come. Onakodi 2025 will be remembered as a shining example of how tradition and unity can bring people together, making festivals more meaningful and memorable.

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Navodaya Malayalees Cultural Association Celebrates Grand Onam Fest 2025 at Kukatpally
2025-09-21 08:00 - 17:00
Onam Fest 2025: A Colorful Celebration by Navodaya Malayalees Cultural Association
The joy, warmth, and traditions of Kerala’s most beloved festival, Onam, came alive in Hyderabad when the Navodaya Malayalees Cultural Association (NMCA), Kukatpally, hosted a grand celebration at Naina Conventions on Sunday, 21st September 2025. The event was more than a festival – it was a homecoming for Malayalees living away from Kerala, bringing families and friends together to celebrate their roots.
The entire venue was filled with festive charm. Beautiful pookkalams (floral carpets) decorated the halls, children and adults wore traditional Kerala attire, and the spirit of togetherness shone in every corner. For many, it felt like stepping back into Kerala, surrounded by culture, food, music, and joy.
Honoring the Guests
The celebration was honored by the presence of several distinguished guests. Shri. M. Krishna Rao, Hon’ble MLA of Kukatpally, joined as the Chief Guest, while Smt. Priyanka Varghese (I.F.S.) and Mr. Jupally Satyanarayana (Corporator, Kukatpally) were welcomed as Guests of Honour.
Also gracing the occasion were Mr. Kannatt Surendran, Mr. Praveen Kumar Nedungadi, Mr. Srinivas Mathilakathi, and Mr. Bandi Ramesh. Their presence added warmth and encouragement to the community gathering.
The event was guided under the leadership of NMCA President Shri. M.K. Babu, with Secretary Panampilly Vijayakumar Menon and Treasurer K. Ramesh ensuring that every detail was taken care of, making the celebration a smooth and memorable one.
A Day Full of Tradition and Joy
From the very beginning, the event was filled with energy and excitement. The stage came alive with cultural programs—songs, dances, skits, and traditional performances by both children and adults—that captured the essence of Onam and its timeless story of King Mahabali. The audience cheered as performers showcased Kerala’s heritage with pride and creativity.
The Onam Sadhya, a grand traditional feast served on banana leaves, became the highlight of the day. With a wide spread of authentic Kerala dishes, the sadhya brought everyone together around the table, sparking conversations, laughter, and nostalgia of Onam back in Kerala.
The colorful pookkalam, the cheerful cultural activities, and the delicious sadhya combined to recreate the magic of Onam in Hyderabad, reminding everyone that distance cannot fade cultural bonds.
A Celebration of Togetherness
The Chief Guest, Shri. M. Krishna Rao, praised the association for keeping traditions alive and building strong community ties. The Guests of Honour also applauded the way NMCA brought people together to celebrate, emphasizing how such events strengthen cultural connections beyond borders.
For many attendees, the Onam Fest was not just a cultural program but a heartfelt reminder of belonging and community. It gave everyone—young and old alike—a chance to reconnect with traditions while creating new memories with friends and families in Hyderabad.
In Closing
The Navodaya Malayalees Cultural Association’s Onam Fest 2025 was a resounding success. It wasn’t just about celebrating a festival—it was about celebrating people, unity, and shared happiness. By recreating Kerala’s spirit in Kukatpally, NMCA once again proved that culture lives on wherever hearts come together.

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Onam celebrations jointly organised by Sound of Music and World Malayalee Council
2025-09-21 08:00 - 17:00
Attended the Onam celebrations jointly organised by Sound of Music and World Malayalee council, Thrissur chapter. The function was presided by Shri Mohanan, President of Sound of Music which was inaugurated by Shri Surendran Kannatt, Vice chairman WMC Global committee. Adv Sreekumar, Secretary of sound of Music & Wmc Thrissur chapter welcomed the gathering. Felicitation speeches were made by NP Ramachandran, secretary WMC India’ region , Chandraprakash Edamana, Gen secretary, Wmc Valluvanadu, Joju Varkey and others. Thiruvathira, songs, dances , games etc entertained the guests followed by delicious onam sadhya.

21st Edition of Indo-American Corporate Excellence (IACE) Awards 2025
2025-09-19 08:00 - 17:00
The Indo- American Chamber of Commerce (IACC) 21st edition of Indo-American Corporate Excellence (IACE) Awards 2025 is Held at Mumbai on 19th September At Sahara International Hotel, an occasion dedicated to celebrating excellence in Indo-U.S. business relations. The IACC is Established in 1968. IACC is the apex bi-lateral Chamber synergizing India-US Economic engagement. As a former Chairman of Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, as a former South India President and former Executive Director, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to all the winners for their outstanding achievements and for setting exemplary standards of leadership, innovation, and growth. The IACE Awards continue to stand as a symbol of collaboration and progress, strengthening the bridge of partnership between India and the United States. Thank you so much for giving me an opportunity to be a part of IACC. I am Really Honored and Grateful and proud to be a part of it.

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Telangana Nair Seva Society Athapookalam Competition Onam Celebrations
2025-09-07 08:00 - 17:00
Telangana Nair Seva Society(TNSS) had conducted the Athapookalam Competion as Occasion of Onam Celebrations. As a president of TNSS i feel very delighted and proud that so many has taken part. It was wonderful to see so many colorful Pookalam. It was so good to see so many Malayalees taking part in the competition and made it a memorable celebration.

Onam Celebration in Cochin with victims of Childhood Cancer and supporting palliative care patients in Attappady and Kallikkad
2025-09-03 08:00 - 17:00
As the chief guest of a childhood cancer care program in chavara cultural centre in Cochin, it was a different but touching experience.
This Onam function for children battling cancer was a poignant reminder of the resilience of the human spirit.
Witnessing these young souls in critical health conditions was heart-wrenching, yet their smiles and joy in the face of adversity were truly inspiring.
As one of the sponsors of the Onam kits, which included nutrition food and other essentials, I felt a deep sense of responsibility and compassion.
Seeing happiness brought to their faces, despite the challenges they face, was both rewarding and humbling.
In the meantime similar few other programs were Organised in two districts in Kerala.
Building on this experience, I was privileged to play a role in organizing Onam celebrations for palliative care patients in Attappady, Palakkad district, and Kallikkad, Thiruvananthapuram district, Kerala.
These events aimed to bring joy and comfort to around 300 families of critically ill patients by distributing food and dresses to their families.
Despite their health struggles, the smiles and gratitude of the patients and their families made the effort worthwhile.
The presence of dignitaries added to the significance of the occasion, highlighting the importance of community support for those in need.

AIMS, Hyderabad - Onam 2025
2025-08-24 08:00 - 17:00
On 24th August 2025, the Onam celebrations were Organized by AIMS, Hyderabad. Thank you so much AIMS. It was a memorable Onam celebration. Thank you for the invite and for the felicitation, it was a memorable moment.

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Sangamam Kala Samskarika Kendra - Onam 2025
2025-08-24 08:00 - 17:00
On August 24th 2025, I was Invited by Sangamam Kala Samskarika Kendra as a special guest for the Onam celebration program as “Ponnona Sangamam”. I am very much honored for the invitation and also grateful for the felicitation. Thank you so much.

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Vice Chairman World Malayalee Council

WMC Business Leadership Forums

Hyderabad business icon philanthropist

Natyaveda Guruvayoor Fest 2025
2025-08-14 08:00 - 2025-08-16 17:00
The 3 days long Mohiniyattam Dance festival titled “Natyaveda Guruvayoor Fest” is the new and passionate responsibility I could successfully fulfill in a grand manner the other day.
Meeting with our legendary Maestro of Indian classical dance Padmavibhusan Dr. Padmasubramaniam was not in my thoughts until it happened. It was a rare experience in my life dedicating 3 full days as the patron of the Dance festival committee for receiving prominent mohiniyattam dancers and interacting with them. As a performing art lover seated in front with audiences till the end, I served my responsibility with pride.
Guruvayoor Festival, initiated first time in the spiritual headquarter of Kerala, received wide appreciation as it is Kerala’s first Destination art fest. From August 14- 16 prominent dancers like Neena prasad, Gopika varma, Sunanda Nair, Gayathri Madhusoodhanan, Sandra Pisharody and Malavika Menon mesmerized the audiences with their charming performances.
The festival was inaugurated by Dr. Padmasubramaniam and she received the first Natyaveda Puraskaram ( one lakh rupees and bronze momento and citation)
As a Member of Loka Kerala Sabha, I strongly believe that contributions for the welfare of Kerala is not only supporting economic development programs, but also taking leadership to promote our rare cultural and classical art forms in a vibrant manner.
That is why I took the initiative to organise a destination cultural festival and introduced a National award to prominent artists every year through this Guruvayoor Fest.
This festival was held adjacent to the premises of the Guruvayoor temple.
Going forward, the Natyaveda Award will be given annually to prominent Indian classical artists as part of the Guruvayoor Fest.
My Commitment for Promoting Traditional Art Heritage, I will be Initiating new projects in traditional art heritage promotion, to nurture our dying classical art forms in association with prominent classical art centres like Natyaveda performing art centre.
– Despite challenges, I am committed to promoting our traditional art heritage.

World Malayalee Council (WMC) organizational wings in Nepal
2025-07-31 08:00 - 17:00
The World Malayalee Council (WMC) new leadership team visited Nepal to expand Organizational Wings.
The World Malayalee Council (WMC) team, led by new Global President Dr. Babu Stefan, Secretary General Shaji Mathew Mulamoottil, and global Vice Chairman Surendran Kannatt, visited Nepal recently.
The visit aimed to expand WMC’s organizational wings in Nepal, where Keralites (Malayalees) are exploring new destinations for better livelihood opportunities.
WMC leaders had a fruitful meeting with Nepal’s Industries and Commerce Minister, Hon. Damodar Bhandari.
Minister Bhandari offered full support to establish businesses in Nepal if the Malayalee community decides to do so.
WMC leaders had discussion with Indian Embassy Officials to know about the inclusive socio political ecosystem for Indian community to Start community organisation.
Leaders explained that they are on a mission to link with the pravasi malayali community in all countries, wherever they live.
The goal is to establish networking with all countries where Malayalees migrate.
The visit is part of WMC’s efforts to strengthen ties with Nepal, fostering cooperation and growth for the Malayalee community.
The World Malayalee Council is a global network uniting Malayalees across continents for cultural, social, and professional collaboration and converging progressive resources for the betterment of their home land, Kerala.

WMC Business excellence award to Surendran Kannatt
2025-07-29 08:00 - 17:00
Heartfelt congratulations to Kannatt Surendran, a visionary businessman, Edupreuner and philanthropist based in Hyderabad, on being honored with the “Business Excellence Award ” at the 14th Global Conference of the World Malayalee Council in Bangkok.
This prestigious recognition is a testament to his tireless efforts and dedication to excellence in his endeavors.
His contributions to the business world and his commitment to giving back to the community through philanthropy have made a lasting impact.
It’s an honor to have his achievements acknowledged on a global platform, and we’re thrilled to see his work celebrated by the World Malayalee Council.
Special appreciation to Member of Parliament Shri. John-Brittas for presenting the award, and gratitude to the Indian Embassy officials, Kerala leaders, and WMC Global officials for gracing the occasion.
Here’s to continued success and inspiration for many more decades.

Malayalee Cultural Organization

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South West India Region Council of Y's Men International honoured Philanthropist Mr. Surendran Kannatt with Karma Shreshta Puraskkar
2025-06-25 08:00 - 17:00
His outstanding contributions to Ysmen International Organization’s “Caring the Aged” project have been greatly appreciated and falicitated him in grand award ceremony conducted in Trivandrum, capital of Kerala.
Through his dedication and generosity, Mr. Kannatt has made a significant impact on the lives of many elderly individuals, providing them with the care and support they deserve.
His commitment to this noble cause is a shining example of his compassion and commitment to society.
The Karma Shreshta Puraskar is a fitting tribute to Mr. Kannatt’s selfless service and philanthropic efforts.

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA
2025-06-03 08:00 - 17:00
I had an opportunity to meet Shri. P.S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA on June 3rd 2025. It was a casual meet. We had a meaningful conversation about the Malayalees who are residing in Telangana. The Meeting was memorable. Thank you so much Honorable Governor Shri. P.S. Sreedharan Pillai sir for his valuable time.

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

Meeting with Shri. P. S. Sreedharan Pillai, Honorable Governor of GOA

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region – 14th Biennial Conference
2025-05-17 08:00 - 2025-05-18 17:00
On 17th and 18th May 2025 World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region, 14th Biennial Conference was held at YMCA international Club in Ahmedabad, hosted by WMC Gujarat province.
Mrs. Jayathi Ravi IAS, additional Chief Secretary – Gujarat inaugurated the function.
Mr. JENU DEVAN,IAS, Inspector General of Registration of Gujarat Graced us as Guest of honour. My Congratulations to all the New office bearers and Executive committee members of the India Region.
The event was so Wonderfully organized by the Gujarat Province leaders.
My heartfelt congratulations to them.

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

World Malayalee Council (WMC) India Region - 14th Biennial Conference

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad
2025-04-25 17:00 - 20:00
“KERALEEYAM” is an annual festival that celebrates the development and achievements of Kerala and its culture. It was held on 25th April 2025 at 5 pm at University of Hyderabad. The Evening was completely filled with students everywhere. All the performances were outstanding , 10 Electrifying cultural performances, The Thunder of Shinkarimelam, alive Band and Traditional Kerala sadhya. It was wonderful to be a part of this celebration. World Malayalee Council and Kannatt Group of companies offered their support and will continue to do so in upcoming years. It was mesmerizing. Thank you so much.

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad

KERALEEYAM - Annual Festival at University of Hyderabad
