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Data | Malappuram, Palakkad and Wayanad lag behind other Kerala districts 

Members of a boat club practising ahead of Champakulam Moolam boat race on Vembanad Lake in Alappuzha | Photo Credit: SURESH ALLEPPEY It is a well-documented fact that Kerala ranks first on many socio-economic indicators compared to other States. For instance, it has a low share of teenage marriages, a low infant mortality ratio, a low share of stunted children, and a high share of people using…

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Palakkad, Kerala, India: Palakkad is a city and municipality in the Indian state of Kerala. It is the administrative headquarters of Palakkad District. It was established before Indian independence under British rule and known by the name Palghat. Palakkad is famous for the ancient Palakkad Fort, which is in the heart of the city and was captured and rebuilt by Hyder Ali in 1766 which later fell into the hands of Zamorin in 1784 . The city is about 347 kilometres northeast of the state capital, Thiruvananthapuram. Wikipedia

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Kanthallur Salai

The salais were institutions of higher education associated with temples (Kanthallur salai, Parthivapuram salai, Thiruvalla salai, Moozhikkulam salai etc.). Established by the Ay kings, they followed gurukula system (students living in proximity to the teacher) Though the royalty provided free food, clothing and accommodation to the students, the administration of salas were mostly autonomous.

Known as 'Dakshina Nalanda', Kanthallur salai is believed to have been founded by the Ay king Karunthadakan (857-885 AD). Later, this salai gained world fame as a center of learning. Students from foreign countries like Sri Lanka too came to Kanthallur salai for higher studies. This mahashala provided training in multiple branches of knowledge including martial arts. What set Kanthalloor apart from other ancient Indian universities of that era was the diversity in the subjects it offered. In Kanthalloor, students were taught subjects such as atheism which were considered taboo in other universities.

There are conflicting opinions about the exact location of Kanthallur salai. KV Subramania Iyer speculated that Kanthallur salai may have been located in a village called Kanthallur, seven miles from Neyyatinkara in present-day Thiruvananthapuram district. T. Gopinatha Rao quotes records dating back to the 9th century which refer to the deity in present day Valiyashala as Kanthallur Chalai Mahadeva.

Kanthalur salai appears repeatedly in the Chola inscriptions. There are several references to Kanthallur salai in Rajarajan's inscriptions about the attacks on Ay, Mahodayapuram and Mooshika kingdoms. It is thought that Ay rajas have become the vasals of Pandyas by that time. His inscription from the 4th year of his reign mentions 'Kanthalur Salai kalamaruthu aruli'. In fact, this is his first achievement listed in the chronology of events. Rajarajan was obviously very proud of this achievement.

Since 'kalamaruthu' can have many connotations, there were arguments that this means that the ships at Kanthallur were destroyed or that only the free food distribution for the students was stopped.

However in 2009, a hero-stone (veerakkal) belonging to the reign of Rajarajan was unearthed. It has a eulogy in Tamil that talks about the king “beheading the Malai Alargal (chera warriors)”, settling the long-standing debate about what he did at Kanthallur Salai. It is evident that Cholas destroyed the salai, annexed the port of Vizhinjam and killed the warriors. The salai is mentioned in the records of his successors too, showing multiple Chola invasions across generations.

Later, Vizhinjam was renamed as Rajendrachola Pattanam. Due to the incessant attacks of Cholas, the importance of Vizhinjam port and Kanthalloor Salai (if it survived Rajarajan's attacks in the first place) gradually deteriorated. Between the 10th and the 12th centuries Kanthalloor Salai and the port of Vizhinjam, were completely destroyed in war.

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In my upcoming fanfiction about Ravidasan, he and Parameshwaran will be Kanthallur Salai alumni and they will send little Amarabhujangan for higher education in this place.

In historical inscriptions, his name is Ravidasan Panchavan Brahmadhirajan. Brahma arayan/Brahmadhi rajan were titles given to high class Brahmin officials in administration and military. Another person of similar status mentioned in the novel is the Prime Minister of the Chola Kingdom, Aniruddha Brahmarayar.

The above picture is purely for aesthetic purposes.

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[heavenofbeauty]

KERALA : GOD'S OWN COUNTRY

Famous as ‘God’s Own Country,’ Kerala is a southwest corner of India, which has an area of 38,863 sq km and a population of about 3.48 crores. Kerala is known to be the best state in India, and without a doubt, it is said to be paradise on the land of India. It is full of coconuts and elephants, which contributes to the rich biodiversity and cultural heritage of the state. Moreover, captivating beauty, lagoon, and backwaters of Kerala attract around ten million tourists every year.

KERALA CULTURE

The culture of Kerala is indeed an integral part of Indian heritage. Like the Indian subcontinent, the culture of Kerala also has an archaic history that claims to be significant in itself. Kerala also has a holistic and cosmopolitan lifestyle in which many people and castes have contributed significantly. The spirit of inclusive and diversified tolerance and generosity of attitude among the people of Kerala is still alive to develop the leadership quality. The history of Kerala represents a romantic and fascinating story of a unique process of cultural and social synthesis. Kerala has shown the best of its talent in every field, responding to every challenge and, at the same time combining old traditions and new values ​​with human facts.

Kerala has a total of 14 districts, each of which is famous for its unique destination and temptation.

Idukki

Wayanad

Kottayam

Malappuram

Kozhikode

Kasaragod

Alappuzha

Kannur

Ernakulam

Kannur

Pathanamthitta

Thrissur

Kollam

Palakkad

Thiruvananthapuram

Traditional Attire of Kerala

The traditional dress in Kerala is called Mundu and Neriyatu, which is for both men and women. Women of Kerala traditionally wear sarees. Mundu is very popular in the state and is worn by men. It is an elegant dress, often used for ceremonial purposes.

The Mundu Nerihathu of women has an upper shawl. White-colored clothes have been given the most importance in the state. Presently different colored Mundu and Nerihathu are available in the market.

CLIMATE

Kerala is situated at an interval of only 8 degrees from the equator, due to which the weather of Kerala is warm. The main feature of the climate of Kerala state is “the cold downpour and heavy rainfall.” The main Rainy season begins with the western monsoon. The second rainy season comes with the northwest monsoon. Kerala rains for about 120 to 140 days every year. Heavy rains in Kerala also cause floods, prompting the considerable loss of lives and wealth.

KERALA FOOD

Kerala cuisine is a combination of vegetables, meats, and seafood with a wide variety of spices. Spices such as black pepper, cardamom, cloves, ginger, and chili are most commonly used in rice, coconut, seafood, and non-vegetarian dishes. Food in Kerala has its share of vegetarian dishes, including various tubular and root-based vegetables, as well as the use of beet-root, ginger, garlic, and onions along with animal milk.

Therefore, the food here is a balanced mix of non-vegetarian and vegetarian preparations. Traditionally, food is served on a banana leaf in Kerala, and almost every dish prepared in Kerala has coconut and spices to taste the local cuisine.

[maralika09]

INTRODUCTION TO MALAYALAM – A BEGINNER’S GUIDE

Who speaks Malayalam

Malayalam is the spoken language of the South Indian state Kerala and Union Territory of Lakshadweep. This constitutionally recognized classical languages of India, has a recorded history of more than 2000 years. Malayalam is a Dravidian language with distinct script, evolved grammar and rich literature.

Kerala state is divided into 14 districts. The capital of Kerala is Thiruvananthapuram (തിരുവനന്തപുരം).

How To Learn Malayalam

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For a beginner, who is completely new to the language, it is always better to start with alphabets for systematic learning, rather than by starting with some phrases or catchy words. The alphabet sequence in Malayalam is known as Aksharamala. Malayalam Aksharamala consists of Vowels, Consonants and Chillaksharas.

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Learning these Alphabets and understanding their correct pronunciation should be the first challenge. It is understandable that in the beginning it will be a bit difficult, but it will get easier with constant practice.

How to practice Alphabets

Each alphabet has its own sound. Some alphabets look similar, while some sound similar. But we know there are differences and each alphabet is unique with its own structure and sound. So the challenge is to recognize and distinguish different alphabets.

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To Learn alphabets, the easiest way is to listen to the audio, With image of the particular alphabet in front. Listening to audios of simple words along with the scripts of those words, can be very helpful to recognize and distinguish different alphabets for beginners. Listen as much as possible to be familiar with the language.

Watch this video lesson for listening practice and enjoyable learning

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Once the complete alphabets and their correct pronunciation is understood, then we can proudly say that we have cleared the first level!!!.

Start Reading

At this point the students feel more at ease and will be confident that they now know the Alphabets. It truly is a great achievement!!!

It’s time to start reading. While doing reading practice, read out loud. As you read out, you can listen to your own voice.

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Reading out loud can be helpful not only to check and correct ourselves, but also it will be easier when we start speaking. Words will flow fluently if practice reading out.

Expand Vocabulary

With a minimum of 800 words one can communicate effectively in a language. Once the student starts reading, new words will be naturally added to the vocabulary. Mind is curious to learn new words and phrases. To make it more productive, target to learn and memories a minimum of 5 words daily. Gradually and effortlessly more and more words will be added to your vocabulary. Don’t skip listening along with the scripts and reading out even for a day.

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Connecting Different Words

Now we can understand the language. We have covered a good distance in this journey. Shall we explore more?

Let us try conversation. If we start a conversation in a new language, at first we will get only words. We may not be able to make a complete and meaningful sentence.

To make a meaningful sentence, we should arrange words properly. For our convenience we have categorized words into nouns, verbs etc. There are some words that combines, relates or co-ordinate other words in a sentence.

Some Examples in Malayalam

• And – ഉം – Um • If – എങ്കിൽ – enkil • But – പക്ഷെ – pakshe • In – ഇൽ – il • Because – അതുകൊണ്ട് – athu kondu • Then – പിന്നെ – pinne • Therefore – ആയതിനാൽ – aayathinal

How to Ask

Interrogative words are a very important part of language. Conversation often leads to questions and answers. Make an effort to learn and memorise basic question words, while expanding vocabulary.

Important Question Words In Malayalam

• What – Enthu( എന്ത്) • Who – Aaru (ആര്) • When – Eppol (എപ്പോൾ) • Where – Evide(എവിടെ) • How – Engane (എങ്ങനെ) • Which – Eethu (ഏത്)

Yes/No words in Malayalam

If we are engaged in a conversation at the learning stage, we mostly tend to answer with yes or no. Yes, and No are the basic, simplest and most effective response one can express as well as understand. It is interesting that these two can be effectively expressed and understood without saying.

Yes / No words in Malayalam

Yes

•അതെ (Athe) •ആണ് (Aanu) •ഉവ്വ് (Uvvu) •ഉണ്ട് (Undu)

No

•അല്ല (Alla) •ഇല്ല (Illa)

Conclusion

Human mind is always curious to learn new things. Knowing new things or learning something new keeps the mind fresh, creative and happy.

Learning a new language has many advantages.

• It can improve memory and listening skills • Enhance focus and concentration, • It boosts understanding capacity, • Strengthens learning ability, • Uplifts confidence and self-respect.

It is said that everything is difficult before it gets easy. The same can be said for languages too. It is hard in the beginning and gets easier with practice. Important thing is to practice without break. Do practice every day, either by listening to audios, or reading. Learn new words daily. Do listen daily even if you are unable to grasp a word. Remember to read out daily even if it is not coming fluently or perfectly. Gradually and eventually it can be mastered.

HAPPY LEARNING!!!

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Attukal Pongala, the largest festival for women in the world, begins in Trivandrum

Several dignitaries were present on the temple premises during the lighting of the pandara aduppu. They included Mayor Arya Rajendran, Education Minister V Sivankutty and Shashi Tharoor MP.

THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Attukal Pongala, arguably the largest festival of women in the world, began in the Kerala capital Thiruvananthapuram on Tuesday. This year, the festival is witnessing a huge participation of devotees.

During the past two years, devotees participated in the ritual by offering pongala at their homes due to the covid situation.

On Tuesday, the rituals began at the Attukal Devi temple when the temple tantri Thekkedath Parameswaran Vasudevan Bhattathirippad handed over a lighted lamp to the melsanthi P Kesavan Namboodiri at the sanctum sanctorum. The melsanthi then lit the hearth at the thidapalli, the temple kitchen, and handed over the lamp to his co-priest. The latter lit the pandara aduppu, a special hearth set up in front of the temple marking the start of the ritual.

Devotees celebrated the lighting of the pandara aduppu by loud chants and bursting crackers. Following the lighting of the pandara aduppu, thousands of devotees lined up on the temple premises and the numerous city streets lit their hearths to cook pongala, the sweet porridge considered to be the favourite of the goddess of the Attukal Devi temple.

Several dignitaries were present on the temple premises during the lighting of the pandara aduppu. They included Mayor Arya Rajendran, Education Minister V Sivankutty and Shashi Tharoor MP.

Various government departments, including the police and district administration, are taking steps for the smooth conduct of the festival. The Health Department has arranged treatment facilities on the temple premises. Devotees have been asked to drink water frequently to avoid dehydration due to the high temperature.

[seemabhatnagar]

Review Petition 379/2021 Kerala Private Hospitals Association v. State and 12 others

A young lady doctor was brutally stabbed by the surgical knife by the patient brought to the hospital in the company of police and home guard. It is a shock that the police & security personnel at the government hospital were not able to avert the incident that took the life of the bright young lady doctor and brought a void for lifetime in the life of family, friends, relatives, classmates and colleagues.

#police #hospital #security #breakdownofprotectionmachinery #faith #system #lawandorder #keralahighcourt #kottarakkara #kolamdistrict #judicialintervention #statepolicechiefkerala

State Police Chief, Kerala is directed by the Division Bench of the Kerala High Court comprising Hon’ble Mr Justice Devan Ramachandra J & Hon’ble Mr. Justice Kauser Eddapagath J to appear online at 10 am today, when the special sitting in the murder case of Female house Surgeon Vandana Das is proposed. State Police Chief is also required by the Court to submit a report from his side with respect to the incident.

A young lady doctor Vandana Das was stabbed to death by the surgical knife on the wee hours of yesterday at a hospital in Kottarakkara area of Kollam district in Kerala while she was doing medical checkup allegedly by a man, a school teacher, who was brought there by police for treatment in the company of police personnel and homeguard. She sustained multiple stab wounds on her chest and neck and succumbed to injuries after a few hours at a private hospital in Thiruvananthapuram where she was brought for treatment.

The Court expressed their shock and anguish over the ghastly incident tantamounting to erosion of the faith in the system.

The Court observed that she was serving at the hospital as part of her curriculum, when the gruesome incident took place, snuffing her life and the aspirations of her parents forever.

Submission of standing counsel of the University:

The student community is feeling unsure and unsafe to work as Interns and House Surgeons in Government Hospitals. He submitted unless urgent orders are issued by this Court to assuage their fears, things may take a turn for the worse in the days to come, particularly because they are already on a path of strike.

Observation of the Court

The police could not protect her and the reasons to this will certainly have to be explored and found out.

The incident establishes breakdown of the protection system more so when she was in the premise of Government hospital where it was the duty of the police and security personnels to ensure that doctors, Health Care Professionals, Nurses and others, are protected to the maximum extent.

The Court took serious note of the fact that no substantial development has been reported to the Court by the State Government with respect to amendment in Prevention of Violence and Damage to Property Act, 2012.

Government pleader during the hearing submitted that Government is seriously considering about the amendment and soon it will be brought but unable to give any specific time frame.

The Court expressed its concerns that various directions issued in the past concerning any attack on any doctor, healthcare professional, nurse or such other, should be taken cognizance of by the Police within a one hour. And the netizens be made aware of the incident through all channels including media.

We are still not aware whether directions issued time to time have been fully implemented;

Directions issued by Court in the matter

CCTV visuals be protected of the place where incident took place and it will be the responsibility of Superintendent of Taluk Hospital, Kottarakkara.

Judicial Magistrate first class of Taluk Kottarakkara should visit the hospital and conduct inspection of the scene of incident & report today (11.05.2023).

The order passed in this matter be followed in letter and spirit and shall apply in its full force and warrant to every Intern, House Surgeon, Post Graduate student and other persons engaged in the Health Science Education, without any reservation.

Seema Bhatnagar

[nagercoil-today]

Maintenance at Kochuveli yard: Numerous trains cancelled during December 1-12

Thiruvananthapuram: Several trains conducting services in Kerala have been fully cancelled on the following days. This is in view of the power cuts to be imposed for carrying out engineering maintenance at Kochuveli railway yard in Thiruvananthapuram district.

Trains, dates cancelled

Train number 06772 Kanyakumari MEMU Express Special leaving Kollam at 11.35 am and no: 06773 Kollam Junction MEMU Express Special departing from Kanyakumari at 4.05 pm – December 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11.

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Balaramapuram: Timeless Art of Handloom Sarees

Nestled in the Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala, Balaramapuram is renowned for its exquisite handloom sarees and cotton fabrics. Known for their elegance, these textiles are crafted with intricate designs. They feature natural cream-coloured cotton and adorned with delicate gold sari borders and embroidery. The history of handloom weaving in Balaramapuram dates back over 200 years. It…

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Balaramapuram: Timeless Art of Handloom Sarees

Nestled in the Thiruvananthapuram district of Kerala, Balaramapuram is renowned for its exquisite handloom sarees and cotton fabrics. Known for their elegance, these textiles are crafted with intricate designs. They feature natural cream-coloured cotton and adorned with delicate gold sari borders and embroidery. The history of handloom weaving in Balaramapuram dates back over 200 years. It…

[carrentalkeralam]

Explore Kerala’s Capital with Ease: Rent a Car in Trivandrum

Kerala, known as “God’s Own Country,” is a land of unparalleled beauty, and its capital, Trivandrum (Thiruvananthapuram), is no exception. Whether you’re planning to soak in the serene beaches, explore the historic temples, or wander through the lush green countryside, the best way to make the most of your journey is by choosing to rent a car in kerala trivandrum

Why Rent a Car in Trivandrum?

With its mix of urban charm and natural wonders, Trivandrum is a treasure trove for travelers. Public transport, though widely available, often limits your ability to fully explore this vibrant city at your own pace. Renting a car offers flexibility, comfort, and the chance to travel beyond the usual tourist routes.

Some popular destinations easily accessible when you rent a car include:

Kovalam Beach: A picturesque coastline with golden sands and turquoise waters, just a 30-minute drive from the city.

Padmanabhaswamy Temple: A historic architectural marvel that is a must-visit for spiritual seekers.

Ponmudi Hills: A tranquil hill station with breathtaking views, perfect for a scenic road trip.

Veli Tourist Village: A serene spot for boating and picnicking, ideal for families.

Benefits of Renting a Car

Freedom to Explore: Skip the rigid schedules of tours and buses and travel at your own pace.

Convenience: With a rental car, you can avoid waiting for cabs or public transportation.

Cost-Effective for Groups: Traveling with family or friends? Splitting the cost of a rental car can be more economical than other options.

Access to Hidden Gems: Discover offbeat locations that are often missed when relying on guided tours.

Tips for Renting a Car in Trivandrum

Book in Advance: Peak tourist seasons can make it challenging to find vehicles on short notice.

Choose the Right Vehicle: Depending on your group size and travel plans, pick a compact car for city driving or an SUV for hill stations.

Verify Documents: Ensure the rental company provides a well-maintained vehicle with proper insurance and permits.

Check the Terms: Be clear about fuel policies, mileage limits, and additional charges.

Experience Kerala Like Never Before

Trivandrum is not just a destination; it’s a gateway to Kerala’s wonders. Renting a car allows you to explore neighboring districts, including Alleppey’s backwaters, Kanyakumari’s coastal charm, and the wildlife at Neyyar Dam.

So, the next time you plan your trip, rent a car in Kerala’s Trivandrum and turn your travel experience into an unforgettable adventure!

[abeyaustin]

Kerala now has 836 Bars

District-wise bifurcacton :

Thiruvananthapuram: 94 Kollam: 70 Pathanamthitta: 27 Alappuzha: 50 Kottayam: 75 Idukki: 28 Ernakulam: 195 Thrissur: 112 Palakkad: 50 Malappuram: 50 Kozhikode: 40 Wayanad: 18 Kannur: 37 Kasaragod: 10

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Source : https://www.onmanorama.com/news/kerala/2024/10/23/kerala-thiruvananthapuram-gets-one-hundred-eighteen-new-bars.html

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Brain-eating amoeba: With four new cases, Kerala expands testing of encephalitis cases

Photograph used for representational purposes only | Photo Credit: AFP Amoebic meningoencephalitis cases have surfaced in the State again, and four persons are currently undergoing treatment at Government Medical College Hospital, Thiruvananthapuram. All four are from different parts of the district and amoebic meningoencephalitis has been confirmed in all with the testing of cerebrospinal fluid…

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To participate in the Kerala Navratri Puja… Procession with Swami Raja decoration from Kanyakumari is a special scene…

The event of participating in the Navaratri celebrations in Kerala by organizing a grand procession from Kanyakumari district to Thiruvananthapuram is a significant cultural and religious tradition that symbolizes the deep-rooted ties between Tamil Nadu’s Kanyakumari district and Kerala’s Navaratri festivities. This procession, adorned with the splendor of the “Swami” (the deity) in royal attire,…

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The National UN Volunteers-India

Celebrating the Unsung Sport HEROES

Niyas S: Athelete

Sree S. Niyas, a native of Punalur in Kollam district, is a remarkable athlete who has overcome significant challenges to make his mark in the world of sports. Niyas was a finalist in athletics at the World Para Grand Prix tournament held in Tunisia in 2022. He is currently ranked 7th in the Asian rankings and 31st in the world rankings for running. Working as a Post Assistant in the Postal Department, Niyas is now training for the Asian Games and the Olympics.

Niyas's story is one of resilience and determination. Despite being diagnosed with bone cancer at a young age, he transformed his disability into a source of strength through sheer willpower and perseverance. Born into an ordinary family, Niyas's journey to success is inspiring. His dedication to athletics, a passion he nurtured from childhood, serves as a model of courage and perseverance that children today should emulate.

Niyas's success is a testament to his unwavering faith and determination to overcome adversity. Differently-abled athletes like him are role models for countless individuals who face obstacles in their lives. It is unfortunate that such inspiring athletes often do not receive the recognition they deserve. May this short biography of Sree Niyas inspire children to pursue their dreams, no matter the challenges they face.

NIYAS: RUNNING TO CONQUER LIFE

This is the story of S. Niyas, a native of Punalur, Kollam, who bravely battled cancer at the age of six. Niyas represents the hope of an entire nation, carrying the dream of raising the Indian flag on the world stage. He is currently training intensively for the 2023 Para Asian Games and the 2024 Paralympics. Niyas qualified for the Paralympics by winning gold in the 1500m, 900m, and 400m races at the 19th Senior National Para Athletics Championship held in Bangalore in 2021. However, the outbreak of COVID-19 disrupted his journey, preventing him from completing the competition process.

Niyas's interest in sports was sparked in ninth grade when he realized that his talent lay in athletics. His passion for running was fueled by his sports teachers, Sandhya from Punalur Government Higher Secondary School, and Santhosh from Punalur Sree Narayana College, as well as the encouragement he received from Joy of Thiruvananthapuram Sai and Olympian OP Jaisha. A gold medalist in the All India Inter-University Cross Country Competition in 2017 and 2018, Niyas set impressive records, running 21 km in 1 hour and 13 minutes in the Gandhi University Intercollegiate Half Marathon in 2018 and completing a marathon of 42 km in 2 hours and 45 minutes in 2019.

After completing his undergraduate degree at Alvas College, Mangalore, Niyas is now focused on preparing for the Olympics, with support from his coach, Subhash Joseph of the Kasargod Sports Council, and his sponsors, including Vipin Nambiar and Arun Nambiar from the ESSA Group. Niyas is the eldest son of Shah Jahan and Arifa, hailing from the Puttan House in Charuvila, Punalur. His journey is a beacon of hope and inspiration, demonstrating the power of perseverance and the strength of the human spirit.

[unawards]

The National UN Volunteers-India presentation

Certificate of appreciation

Proudly presented to

AMBILI K

HEAD MISTRESS

Government LPS, Madavoor - 695602

Thiruvananthapuram District. Kerala State, India

Email: glpsmadavoor123@gmail.com

Est. 01/06/1869

In recognition of its significant contributions to the overall development of the region and the nation at large. This government school has been a beacon of knowledge and culture, fostering a spirit of patriotism and community service among its students. The remarkable achievements of its students in the fields of art, literature, and culture have played a vital role in the reconstruction of our country.

The school has been a witness to many defining moments in the history of India's freedom struggle, and it has produced numerous freedom fighters whose dedication and service to the nation are immeasurable.

We hereby acknowledge and appreciate the enduring legacy and the invaluable services rendered by this esteemed institution in shaping the future of our country.

Dr M Ramachandran, SG - The National UN Volunteers-India team