Dr. Ramesh Nambiar
Kala Keralam, a Socio-cultural organization formed in the year 2005 by the resident Keralites of Mayur Vihar Phase – 1 and adjacent areas. In the last 16 years, this group has established itself as one of the leading organizations in Delhi conducting, organizing and promoting varieties of cultural activities. Kala Keralam has done tremendous efforts to popularize music, dance, drama and other cultural activities of Kerala among the Delhiites, especially the South Indian community. The music and dance competitions conducted as “Kalotsavam” is very popular among the students and art lovers, reflected each year by the increased number of participants and high standards. Kala Keralam has given much importance to the teaching of Malayalam language among the young generation. This Padana Kendram instils interest in the Malayalam language and Kerala culture among the young generation and is a proud achievement of this organisation having 4 study units as on date. The “Manawa Sewa” activities of Kala Keralam viz; medical & financial support for the needy and providing scholarships for economically weaker students are praiseworthy. I wish Kala Keralam, the very best in all its endeavors and I am certain that this organization will achieve new milestones with its immense potential of talented members with their dedicated team work.
K Raghu Nath
Kala Keralam’s aim to encourage and propagate the art & culture of Kerala among the rising Keralite population in Delhi. Over the years it has attained populace by conducting and organizing sociocultural activities, making this organization unique among others. Few well- appreciated events like Music & Dance Competition, Malayalam Quiz competitions, Career guidance classes, Cyber-crime awareness seminars etc. have given the younger generation lot of opportunities to learn and showcase their talents.
Over the years Kala Keralam has been conducting Malayalam language classes for students, thereby inculcating the culture of Kerala in them. Special cultural events conducted during the occasion of Onam, Christmas, New Year, Praveshanotsavam etc. by Malayalam class students have been well appreciated due to the versatility of the events. Yearly Tour programmes conducted to various places in and out of Delhi for the members and their families have always been enjoyed by all and look forward to it every year. I am hopeful that Kala Keralam will achieve further heights with the presence of a highly talented, enthusiastic cluster of members and its tremendous organizational abilities.
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