KAVYA KALA SAHITHY AND URI KAVIYARANGU

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URI- KAVYA KALA SAHITHY KAVIYARNGU AND FELICITATION TO 15 POETS

United Religions Initiative and Kerala Kavya Kala Sahithy jointly organized a colourful felicitation function and Kaviyarangu on 10th November, 2012 at Karickom International Public School. The felicitation at 2.30 pm was inaugurated by Mr. Muraleedharan, station Director of All India Radio. Dr. P.N Gangadharan Nair , president of the Kottarakara based social- Literary organization” Samskara” presided. Dr. Abraham Karickom, Chair man of the Karickom International Public School welcomed esteemed audience. Prof John Kurakar, president of the Kerala Kavya Kala Sahithy introduced the chief guests and 15 poets. 15 socially dedicated poets:- Prof. Kadakode Viswambaran, Ummannoor Gopalakrishnan, Neelaswaram Sadasivan, Kottarakara Krishnan Kutty, Ummannoor Balachandran, Abraham Koipally,Kottarakara Sudharma, Kanaka Letha, Aduthala Jayaprakash, M.K Radhakrishnan, Ajayan Kottara, Vikaraman Pillai, Mannadi Chanakyan, John Varghese, Thazvara Gopi participated the Kaviyarangu. Mr. K.O Raju Kutty of All Kerala Balajana Sakhyam released the book” Kavyanjali” the collection of 15 poems.

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