Delhi Malayalee Association to celebrate Kerala Formation Day

Our Correspondent

The Delhi Malaylee Association will be celebrating the Kerala Formation Day on November 1 at DMA Centre, R.K.Puram from 3pm. Dr. Joy Vazhayil IAS, Secretary, Corrdination and Security at Cabinet Secretariat, Government of India, will be the Chief Guest on the occasion. Ms. Neema Noor, Assistant Public Prosecutor, Government of Delhi, National Capital Territory, will be the Guest of Honour.

Mr. K. Raghunath, President, DMA, will preside over the function. The DMA Magazine will also be released on the occasion.

DMA was established in 1949, as a premier socio-cultural organisation consisting of around one million Keralites living in Delhi & NCR. Spanning across Delhi in 25 areas it serves a wide spectrum of the Malayali society. DMA has always endeavored to enrich the social and cultural life of Delhi and to effectively project the art and culture of Kerala to the people of Delhi & NCR as well as the outside world.

The organisation works incessantly for promoting national integrity, social welfare, enhanced education, women empowerment and fostering a sense of fraternity in the public, embracing the best of human values from all religions without entertaining dividends like gender, caste, creed, or social status.

DMA has a diligent federal system as its organisational structure. The Central Executive lays down broad policies and holistic guidelines; Frame Work and Area Committee at the branch level, tweaks and implements the ideas and undertaking activities independently yet in consonance with the provisions of the constitution of DMA.

DMA is the largest organisation of Malayalees outside Kerala. Eminent personalities from various walks of life have been vigorously involved in shaping and patronizing the activities of DMA from the beginning and have come a long way since its foundation. DMA has its own office premises in six locations in Delhi and the centralised building, the headquarter at RK Puram. This building was constructed in land allotted by Government of India at the Institutional Area, Sector-4, R.K. Puram, New Delhi.