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Kairali Gadha-2022

 As we all know November 1 is celebrated as kerala piravi day among the keratitis.Our college celebrated on this special day with so much of happiness and enthusiastic.We named the programme as kairali gadha.Kerala Day or Kerala Piravi (#KeralaPiravi) is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Kerala as an independent State in the Republic of India on November 1, 1956.






Prior to this unification, Kerala was divided into three independent provinces of Malabar, Cochin, and Travancore. Malabar Presidency constituted the northernmost territories of Kerala that included Thalassery, Kannur, and Kasaragod. The princely State of Cochin occupied the middle section, and the sovereign State of Travancore administered the southern region. After the Independence of India, there arose a strong need to carve new states on a linguistic basis. Thus, a few years after Independence, Kerala was reorganized as one such independent State. Our college conducted a exhibition which depicts the old traditions of kerala.The programme was inaugurated by Mr Shajahan younus after that second year students performed a mega thiruvathira on this special day.

The programme was arranged nicely by our beloved juniors,with the supervision of Asha miss our malayalam department HOD.Asha miss was very much enthusiastic for this day .She arranged very nicely on incorporating the tradition too.We named the exhibition as polika 2k22.The exhibition remembered us about the tradition and culture of Kerala.After that payasam was arranged us for.All of us enjoyed very much on this day.
















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