Malayalee community celebrates Kerala Piravi in Lucknow
The Kerala Samajam organised a medical camp and cultural programmes at its Gomti Nagar office to mark the state's formation anniversary.
The Kerala Samajam celebrated Kerala Piravi, the anniversary of the formation of Kerala on November 1, 1956, at its office in Gomti Nagar, Lucknow, according to The Times of India.
The event included a free medical camp and various cultural programmes intended to showcase the traditions and heritage of Kerala.
Dr Shilpi Shukla inaugurated the programme, while Rev Fr Jaison Joseph attended as the guest of honour. Kerala Samajam president Jenson James welcomed the participants and dignitaries.
Other attendees included vice-president Reji Lukose, treasurer Binoy Andrews, and library secretary MM Johny. Working committee members Saju P Nair, V Shiv Shanker, N Gopalakrishnan, and Joshy Joseph were also present.
The celebration provided an opportunity for Malayalees living in Lucknow to reconnect with their cultural roots and celebrate their shared identity.