Welcome to Kutch Kerala Samajam Gandhidham
Kutch Kerala Samajam (KKS) is a Socio cultural Organization registered under the Mumbai Public Trust Act XXIX of 1950 No. E-171 (Bhuj) in the year 1952 to cater the social and cultural needs of Malaylee community, living in and around Gandhidham, Gujarat. KKS is one of the pioneer Malayalee organizations in Gujarat and played a key role in the integration of the Malayalee community from all walks of life.
The common dream of a few enthusiastic ‘Malayalees’ living in Gandhidham locality in Gujarat to have an association where they could share their thoughts and come together led to the idea of a ‘Samajam’ during the early late ’50s. It was a matter of time… in 1952, the Kutch Kerala Samajam was registered.
Our Samajam is affiliated to ‘Federation of Gujarat Malayalee Association (FEGMA) which is the nodal organization of various Malayalee Association in Gujarat that aims to project and present the ethnic diversity of Malayalees in Gujarat&our Samajamalso member of Non-Resident Keralites’ Affairs (NORKA) under the Government of Kerala to redress the grievances of Non-resident Keralities.
The Management of the Samajam is vested in an Executive Committee consisting of Five Office bearers viz. a President, a Vice – President, a Secretary, a Joint Secretary and a Treasurer and twelve Executive Committee members.
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Onam Celebration Every year the grand finale of Onam celebration takes place with day long grand literary and cultural programmes. “Onasadhya” grandeur for the programme.
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Sunday 20th May 2012
Kutch (also spelled “Cutch”, “Kachh”, “Kachch” and even “Kachchh”) is a district of Gujarat state in western India. Covering an area of 45,612 km2, it is the largest district in the state of Gujarat and the second largest in India.
Gandhidham, is a city in the Kutch district of the Indian state of Gujarat. This well-planned rich city was established in 1960s for Sindhi immigrants. It is 12 kilometers from Kandla, one of India's largest ports.
Kerala is a popular tourist destination for its backwaters, yoga, Ayurvedic treatments and tropical greenery. Kerala has the highest Human Development Index in India, comparable with that of first world nations.
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