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Message from Yi Chapter Chair ...........03

Message from CII Chairman ....................04

Learning Initiatives ........................................05

Healthcare Initiatives ...................................07

Environment Initiatives ...............................08

Arts Sport & Culture Initiatives ..........09

Education Initiatives ......................................09

CII Yi initiatives ................................................. 10

Membership Platform ..................................... 12

National Events in Kochi chapter ........ 14

Students Net Platform .................................... 15

The Team ..................................................................24

In the News .............................................................25

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In the recently concluded Yi National Summit the theme was “ The Change we want to be “. The summit emphasised on how youth can bring in the change they always wanted to see.

Yi Kochi is one of the 26 chapters of Yi. We have a unique role as compared to the other chapters – mainly because we are in Gods own country. Why???

The problems kerala faces vis – a vis the rest of the country is vastly different. Kerala is a bizarre anomaly among the so called emerging nations ( including India) – it’s a place that offers real hope for the future of developing nations – Why?

In size its way too small just over a percentage of India but has close to 3.4% of the population . Kerala has a population as big as California’s and a per capita annual income of less than $300. But its infant mortality rate is very low, its literacy rate among the highest on Earth, and its birthrate below America’s and falling faster. Kerala’s residents live nearly as long as Americans or Europeans. Though mostly a land of paddy-covered plains, statistically Kerala stands out as the beacon of social development; there’s truly no place like it.

So when we take the above factors into consideration Yi s role in nation building takes a different path here. The sad part of kerala model of development is – it has left huge gaps – industry doesn’t exist here, hence the exposure to youth is limited. We are a small state but the highest road density in India – its FOUR times the national average thus leading to the highest number of accidents. We have an ageing population – so what should Yi concentrate on in the coming years is a challenge.

In the past years we have concentrated on giving exposure to the youth and instilling in them an entrepreneurial culture. And last year was no different. A series of events were done to ensure that the students get a wider exposure.

This has been possible because of the excellent team work – Biju – the Co chair has been instrumental in the Yi net activities ably supported by a team .The Executive Committee as always there to throw up new ideas and streamline the existing.

The support from National , the secretariat mainly Jayesh and Anuradha has been fantastic. CII as a parent was always there – a special thanks to ganesh , CII Chair.

I wish Biju and his team all the best for the coming year and take YI kochi to greater heights.

We Can We Will. Naveen Philip

Message from Yi Chapter Chair

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Dear Young Indians,

Any organization that fails to include the society as one of its stakeholders is failing in its responsibility to the nation. Merely adding on to the GDP, without parallel contribution to the society will result in a lopsided and unbalanced economy. And as the chairman of CII Kerala, I can without doubt say that CII has not ignored its responsibilities to the society. And one of the major steps we took to ensure that we give back to the country and society is the conceptualization and formation of Young Indians (Yi) eight years ago and running it successfully all these years.

Demographically India stands at an advantage in comparison to most other countries like the US, Japan or China. We have a population in which the great majority is in their productive years. There are very few who don’t understand the potentials we have as a nation, but they are very few who actually work towards realizing this potential.

At this juncture, I call forth all Young Indians, who by definition and action are a group of progressive youth, to explore the various opportunities and options in front of them. And the primary step, I feel, is the development of an understanding of our current status beyond just demographics. I would suggest, we actually go out into the society and involve them in our work, as we can’t afford to ignore them in our task of nation building. We also need to focus more on developing Entrepreneurship in the state as a tool to kindle young minds.

I wholeheartedly congratulate the Yi Kochi chapter under the leadership of Mr Naveen Philip for the wonderful work they have done last year. Their remarkable initiatives under the students’ net platform and Operation Blackboard do deserver special mention and these are clear testimonials to the fact that Yi Kochi is moving the right direction of inclusive development.

I wish the incoming team under Mr Biju Philipose, all the very best and request them to explore newer and innovative agendas, keeping in mind the unique advantages and shortcomings we have as a state and as a nation

Best regards

P Ganesh Chairman – CII Kerala

Message from CII Chairman

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InspYiration Summit

Yi and CII jointly organized the InspYiration summit on 4 December, 2010 at Hotel Taj Gateway, Kochi. The InspYiration summit, an endeavor aimed to bring together great minds from diverse fields on a common platform, had speakers who were leaders in the respective fields sharing their experiences with the youth of today. Eminent speakers like Mr D Udaya Kumar, the Designer of the Rupee symbol, Mr TK Jose, IAS, Managing Director, Roads and Bridges Development Corporation, Mr Ambalavanan Ramachandran, CEO - Surge Forth Technologies, Mr Murugavel Janakiraman, Founder and CEO, Bharat Matrimony Group, Ms Shaheen Mistry, Founder & Chairperson, Akanksha Foundation, Mr Navas Meeran, Director- The Eastern Group, Mr Baiju Nair, CEO, Origo group spoke on this occasion

Learning Initiatives

InspYiration Summit

The Power of Branding

Benefits of Using Cloud Computing for your Business Growth

Putting your Business Story to Work

Interactive Session with Dr Subramanian Swamy

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The Power of Branding

Yi Kochi organized a learning session on the Power of Branding on 6 September, 2010 at Hotel Deshadan Plaza. The session was held by Mr Ajayan Gopinathan and Mr Rajan Krishnan of The Philosopher’s stone.

Putting your Business Story to Work

A one-day workshop on “Putting your business story to work” was held on 15 January, 2011 at the Yacht Club. In the workshop, Mr Puneet Bhatnagar, Mind Coach and creativity expert, explained about the intricacies of persuasive storytelling and how one can use it for their business presentations and communications.

Interactive Session with Dr Subramanian Swamy

Yi kochites had a wonderful opportunity to interact with Dr Subramanian Swamy renowned politician and economist on 25 January, 2011. He spoke on Financial Architecture and its influence on economic growth.

Benefits of Using Cloud Computing for your

Business Growth

CII-Yi along with Cluster Pulse (CP), an economic development agency, organized a learning session on the benefits of using Cloud computing for business growth on 3 November, 2010 at the Center Hotel. Mr Tom Mathew Cheeran, Business Development Manager from Microsoft Corporation (India) Pvt Ltd was the key resource person.

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Healthcare Initiatives

Donate a Smile

Eye Camp at Santhwanam

Donate a Smile

A Dental camp was conducted on 10th July 2010 as part of “Donate a Smile” program in association with Yi. The camp started with an introductory speech by Dr Rajkrishnan on “Oral Hygiene”. There were 34 inmates and all of them were examined by Dr Rajkrishnan. The camp concluded at 1:00 pm with distribution of chocolates donated by YI.

Eye Camp at Santhwanam

Yi Kochi organized an eye camp for the children of Santhwanam Charitable Society on 25 Feb, 2011. 52 kids from Santhwanam were part of the eye camp. After the initial round of check ups, 12 kids were taken for a follow-up check up and 7 kids were provided with specs.

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Environment Initiatives

Yi Environment Day Celebrations

Wealth Out of Waste (WOW)

Yi Environment Day Celebrations

On 5th June, 2010, Yi Kochi chapter started off its activities for the year, with the screening the documentary movie “Only an Axe Away” as a part of its World Environment Day celebrations. The film, directed by P Baburaj and C Saratchandran, was about the history of the unique campaign to save the Silent Valley from destructive development. The film shared the anxieties of the people of Kerala about the future of the Silent Valley.

Wealth Out of Waste (WOW)

Global warming, draught and environmental pollution are some of the serious threat affecting the society today. In the times of recession, GDP & foreign exchange deficit pays a vital role in the economic existence of the country. In the arena of energy, people are looking for alternate cheap resources for low cost energy.

To address these key issues, Yi along with its nets took up the WOW- Wealth out of Waste project in tie up with Sree Giri Packaging, a sister concern of Sree Sakthi Paper Mills. The project focuses on recycling waste materials like waste paper and plastics. SGP Company collects papers & plastic from schools and the school is also paid for it (premium price to normal scrap collector payment rates). SGP then recycles them at their factory, thus generating savings on Environment. At present, the project has been taken up by Yi TocH School net. Yi Kochi hopes to take up thisproject in all its nets in the coming year.

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Arts Sport & Culture Initiatives

Kerala Fusion Program

A Kerala Fusion program, an artistically fused cultural program of Bharathanatyam, Kathakali, Mohiniyattom and Kalaripayattu was held on 6 August, 2011 during the Erode chapter’s visit to Kochi.The awesome Kalaripayattu movements, the subtle expressions of Kathakali, the grace of Mohiniyattom and Bharathanatyam had all the viewers spellbound for an hour.

Education InitiativesOperation Blackboard

Operation Black Board is a unique program, aimed at improving the black board facilities in underprivileged schools, where blackboards are either not in good condition or are not sufficient, affecting the quality of education. Yi Kochi launched the project on 30 January, 2011 and Mr Tony Chammany, Honorable Mayor; Corporation of Cochin distributed the blackboards to the Schools. As the first phase of the project, Yi Kochi contributed 100 blackboards to over 15 schools in and around the city. We hope to cover more schools in the coming year. Of the 488 blackboards distributed nationally by all the Yi chapters to date, Yi Kochi has contributed 100 blackboards.

Mr Tony Chammany, Mayor, Corporation of Cochin distributing blackboards to the Schools

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CII-Yi initiativesKerala Brand Conclave 2010

Kerala Marketing Conclave 2011

Member Fellowship Evening

Breakthrough

Kerala Brand Conclave 2010 “Building Enduring Brands

in a Changing World”

CII, Kerala and Yi jointly organized the Kerala Brand Conclave 2010 on 23 October 2010 at Kochi. This was the very first attempt in Kerala to explore the secrets behind Brands that have endured in this changing world in such a large forum.

The objective of this conclave is to explore ways to develop, manage and sustain brand value in sophisticated market and leverage topics such as revolutionary online, new media branding strategies and global perspective, the conclave discussed successful international brand management initiatives and illustrate

practical applications of the topics such as New Age Customer, Rise of New Media, Technological Advances and How to build a successful brand in a changing world.

Mr P Ganesh, Chairman Kerala State Council welcomed the gathering and spoke on how the conclave was in line with the CII Kerala’s theme for this year- ‘Economic Wellbeing for Kerala: An Agenda for Business’ . Mr Navas Meeran, Vice chairman, The Eastern Group and the chairman for the event , in his theme address, explained why the theme “Building Enduring Brands in a changing world” was chosen and what he hoped to achieve through this conclave. Mr T Balakrishnan, IAS, Additional Chief secretary, Industries and Commerce, Government of Kerala, in his inaugural address, explained how the brand- “God’s own country” was build up over the years. In his keynote address, Mr R Dinesh, Joint Managing Director, TV Sunderam Iyengar & Sons, said that in the private sector, how much the chief Executive Officer (CEO) lives the brand was important.

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Kerala Marketing Conclave 2011

Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Kerala along with Young Indians (Yi) Kochi organized the first edition of Kerala Marketing Conclave 2011 focused on the theme; “The destination for marketing solutions” on 28 January 2011.

The objective of the programme was; to understand the Indian companies the customers compulsions and help improve their revenue and market share, help reduce their cost of operation and enable them manage growth.

Experts and thought leaders addressed on: The rise of organized Retail in India & Managing Global Brands in Domestic Markets, Building the Global Brand from Kerala: Myth or Reality?, Visual Aids: How TV and Movies are transforming marketing in India?

The objective of the Fellowship was to interact with members, facilitate networking and relationship building. This event helped members to share ideas, views and best practices and also discussed industry issues and concerned areas.

“Breakthrough” A Three Day

Adventure Camp

A Three Day Adventure Camp “BREAKTHROUGH” was organized by CII-Yi at Dhoni, Palakkad from 21 to 23 January 2011 at Dhoni, Palakkad. This event was a part of the initiative suggested in the District Development Plan prepared by Confederation of Indian Industry for exploring the Potential of Palakkad.

Mr M B Rajesh, Hon’ble Member of Parliament inaugurated the programme. The expert trainer of the camp was Mr Ajith Lal from Kerala Mountaineering Association who is an International trainer.40 professionals & youth participated in the camp. The base camp was at the Lead College of Management at Dhoni, Palakkad.

Member Fellowship Evening

Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) Kerala along with Young Indians (Yi) Kochi chapter organized a Member Fellowship Evening on 6 October 2010 at Kochi.

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meet. A cruise along the backwaters of Kochi and a cocktail dinner over an artistically fused cultural program showcasing the art forms of Kerala was also organized.

Yi Kochi Retreat 2010

The retreat time for Yi Kochites saw light at Pampa Villa in Alleppey on the day for children, 14 November, 2010. Filled with games, fun and a boat ride along the beautiful backwaters of Alleppey, the retreat provided the Yi members a great day of merrymaking and networking.

Membership PlatformFrom Erode to Ernakulam- cross chapter visit

Yi Kochi retreat

Better Bees

Yi Women’s Cycle Rally

TraYil

From Erode to Ernakulam- Cross Chapter Visit

The Yi members from Erode visited Yi Kochi on 6-7 August, 2010. A visit to Synthite Industries, DP world International Container Transshipment Terminal (ICTT) at Vallarpadam was organized as a part of this Cross Chapter

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Better BeesYi Kochi kicked off its “Better Bees” Program with a huge bang!!!! The Young Women of Yi, and the Youngest Indians, their kids, had a fantastic, fun-filled evening of a bit of learning, a lot of fun, and some fabulous food! The program, held to promote women membership in Yi, did bring in a few enthusiastic hands to Yi this year.

Dog and the Bone - The armies on the two sides of the bone

Yi Women’s Cycle RallyPedaling for a Balanced Society, a Balanced World

The World runs on very delicate balance – be it an individual, the society or the environment. It is ultimately how we balance our priorities and needs that determines where, how and when we move ahead (or behind) in life. The Young Women of Yi Kochi, realizing the importance of a balanced society and a balanced world, undertook a cycle rally from Durbar Hall Ground to High Court junction, Kochi to spread this message on the International Women’s day on 8 March, 2011

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The young women of Yi, girls from Bhavans Vidya Mandir, Girinagar, Model engineering College, Rajagiri College of engineering and St. Theresa’s college participated in the rally. The rally was flagged off by Mrs. Bhadra Satheesh, Honorable Deputy Mayor, Corporation of Cochin.

TraYil 2011The second edition of TraYil – the Yi Kochi Treasure hunt was held on 20 March, 2011.

Four teams – FyiRE Flies, Hawk eYI, The Spartans, and MaverYick Turtles – kicked off their hunt for the treasure a week before the D-Day. After the tight neck-to- neck competition, it was the FyiRE Flies team lead by Biju Philipose that ran away with the treasure. But beyond doubt the fun, enjoyment and networking that the members experienced was the greatest treasure.

National Events in Kochi chapter

The 3rd Yi Governing Council Meeting was held in Hotel Trident in Kochi on 18 September, 2010

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Students Net PlatformCharter daysCraft workshop at GGHSInteractive session with Bhairavi JaniRYiBInteractive session with the Organizers of the

Rickshaw runYi Net dayBYiNDERS Book ClubThe Power of Money 1K 1daySKYiM-IIJoy of Giving weekDYiAPrateekshaTechnopreneur 2011VOYiCE 2k11

CHARTER DAYS

Vidyodaya GPS

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Bhavans TocH Public School

MEC TIST

Rajagiri

Delta Study GGHS

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Craft workshop at GGHS

A Craft workshop, an initiative of the Better Bees – the women members of Yi Kochi, was organized on 18th August, 2010 at GGHS Net. The workshop was held by Ms Vishaka Bhansali and it did bring to light many a hidden artist among the Yi Net students of GGHS

on the Right To Information Act and the importance of exercising this right as responsible citizens of the country

Run Your Independent Business (RYiB)

Seeding ideas and skills of entrepreneurship, spotting potential business men and women and providing an avenue to actually experience the thrill and hell of running an independent business to the future citizens of our nation – That’s RYiB in short.

The 2010 edition of RYiB eliciting participation from 18 teams from 7 of Yi Kochi’s nets was a sight to behold. Filled

Interactive session with Bhairavi Jani

An interactive session with Ms Bhairavi Jani, National Chair, Yi was organized for the Yi net students of GGHS and TIST on 17 September, 2010. Ms Jani spoke on the importance of dreaming high to achieve great heights at the session. She also spoke

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with innovative products and ideas – from games to test your luck to mouth watering savories to beautiful handmade products – this business arena was witness to tough competition and marketing. Though all the stalls came out victorious, it was the teams from TocH Public School that banged the first three prizes in this competition that was evaluated on the basis of sales generated, scalability of the business idea, innovation, branding, environment friendliness and cleanliness.

Interactive session with organizers of the Rickshaw

Run

The students of Delta study and Global Public School had the wonderful opportunity to meet and hear the story of three incredible individuals – of three young graduates from Norway, Canada and Australia who covered 5,000km across India in a rickshaw on a noble mission to raise money to build an entire water

purification station in Andhra Pradesh. With a challenge to the youth of India to share their ideas for solving water issues, the trio invited the students to participate in the Tapping India competition in which they have to upload a one minute video to You Tube via their website and present their idea for solving any water related issue.

Yi Net Day

30 Jan, 2011 - The day for nets to enjoy and break free! Be it breaking free from a knot, or joining hands, dupattas and belts to form the largest line, or enacting

Hugh Minson and Dani Smythe: the Rickshaw runners addressing the Yi Nets

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a machine, the nets had a gala time and at the same time their creativity and problem solving skills tested. And of course, a wonderful cultural extravaganza with hip hops, and musical melodies had Yi Kochi rocking to top bollywood and Hollywood numbers. A campaign to Save Kochi also followed to rouse the social consciousness of the Yi net members.

BYiNDERS BOOK CLUB

The BYiNDERS Book Club, launched by the Yi Vidyodaya net aims to encourage reading of books amongst students. This club intends to bring together students from various schools across the city to share their ideas, views and opinions on various literary works.

This year, the BYiNDERS book club met five times and the books The Narnia - The silver chair by C.S. Lewis, Mr. Sampath by R K Narayan, The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho and To Kill a mocking Bird by Harper Lee were reviewed by the members.

The Power of Money

A session on the basics of finances and investment was held for the students of the Yi Kochi College Nets on 26 February, 2011 at Hotel Deshadan Plaza.Mr Varun Girilal, former Yi member and former head of Allegro finances was the resource person for the session.

1K 1 DAY 1000 TREE PLANTATION DRIVE

The Yi Model Engineering College net in association with TREE (The Road to Environmental Excellence), the nature club at Model Engineering College did a tree plantation campaign “1 K 1 day” on 13th August 2010, Friday with the aim of planting thousand trees of medicinal and economic importance in a single day. The saplings were collected from the forest department, Edappally.

In coordination with the Yi nets of Kochi chapter, 200 saplings were distributed effectively and nearly 150 saplings were distributed to various schools of Thrikkakara panchayat on the same day itself. The response from the local people was overwhelming which led to making this event a great success. More than 600 saplings were handed over to

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Thrikkakara Residents Association and the Kudumbasree unit of the locality. The database regarding the type and number of plants taken, location etc, of all the people who had collected the trees were acquired for further monitoring and assessment regarding protection of plants.

January, 2011 at the Vidyodaya School campus, Kochi. about 115 students from 11 CBSE schools of Kochi was part of this venture to encourage reading of books among students. Mr Manoj K Das, journalist was the chief guest for the function.

Joy of Giving Week

As part of the Joy Of Giving Week, The Yi net students of Vidyodaya net went to the Nursery and narrated 8 stories with a moral. The tiny tots enjoyed the entire show and took an active part in the 2 hours act. The students also sang songs and shared their time and ideas.This project also received the Runner up

position for the Best project award at the Yi National Summit and Annual day held on 5 February, 2011 at New Delhi.

SKYiM-II

The second edition of ‘Seek to Kindle Your Mind’ (SKYiM- II), an initiative by Yi Vidyodaya Net, was organized on 29 DYiA 2011

After months of continuous interactions and teaching for the under privileged children at the Santhwanam Orphanage, ‘DYia 2011’, was conducted by Yi Bhavans net on 29 January, 2011 at Bhavans Vidya Mandir, Girinagar. The day long event, was inaugurated by Ms Renjini Haridas,

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TV anchor.A wonderful cultural show was put up by the students of Bhavans and the children of Santhwanam

Pratheeksha A Ray Of Hope

The Yi Net MEC in association with Bio-medical Association (BMA) and NSS at Model Engineering College organized an Eye Donation camp to spread the message among the common people and students about the importance of eyes and eye donation, done after death. The camp also accommodated a free eye check up and diabetics check up to the under privileged people residing at the colonies around the campus and a blood donation and blood group identification campaign for the students. This was a new venture in terms

of public and social welfare which aims to encourage more individuals to donate their cornea post mortem.

Technopreneur 2011Fortune at the bottom of the

pyramid: Eradicating poverty through technology

Technopreneur 2011, the sixth edition of the flagship event of the Yi Net of Model Engineering College was conducted at Fine arts hall, Kochi on 5th March, 2011. The theme for Technopreneur 2011 was “Fortune at the bottom of the pyramid: Eradicating poverty through technology”.

Technopreneur 2011 featured four speakers, Mr. Ajay Chaturvedi, Mr. Ajith Basu, Mr. Jatin Singh, and Mr.Aravind Saraf. The program was conducted in two sessions. The forenoon session included an inaugural ceremony addressed by Prof. Dr. Suresh Kumar P, Principal, Model Engineering College.

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Technopreneur 2011 also featured ‘Sociopreneur’ a social entrepreneurship B-plan competition conducted on 4th march 2011.Team from all over India participated in the competition and the team National University of Juridical Sciences won the first prize of INR 30000.The prize were given away on 5th March during Technopreneur.

SprYing Board – Follow-up to Technopreneur

VOYiCE 2k11Youth being not just the leaders of tomorrow, but also the partners of today, their role in any nation’s progress is crucial. A first time student journalism venture VOYiCE 2011 was organised by Young Indians student net from TocH Institute of Science and Technology, Arakunnam. The objective of the event was to put forward a platform for the Youth of today to bring out their take on the issues prevailing in our city of Kochi today. The event was inaugurated by Mr Johny Lukose, News Director, Manorama News.A city wide student journalism competition was held on the theme “planned development of Kochi city”. Six teams were shortlisted prior to the event based on the abstracts sent. Colleges and Schools across Kochi participated. The involvement and enthusiasm shown by students were excellent. Students presented their feature using power point presentations and videos.

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National Yi Net Events

SPARKYi Next Practices team along with the student Net team organised a student net delegation to Infosys, Bangalore and to the InfYi rural village immersion program on 27 & 28 November 2010.

12 students from Kochi Nets were part of this program. The students visited the Infosys campus and had an informal interaction with the Infosys employees and took part in team building and learning

projects that can improve the livelihood of the peoples there. The students also had to present a new business model for the village which can ensure an enhanced livelihood for the people living in the village.

sessions. On the second Day, the students visited a village near Bangalore, where Yi Infosys (Infyi) corporate chapter has been developing rural tourism and helping the remote village earn livelihoods. The objective of this visit was to conduct economic research about the village. The students went around the village to understand the basic problems faced by the villagers in their day to day living condition. The students surveyed the main livelihood of people in the village also worked on

As part of the process of evangelizing the spirit of innovation and inspiring youth to think big and think different, Yi had organized a National Innovation Run that passed through three states that have over the years demonstrated entrepreneurship and excellence – Maharashtra, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. The objective of the event was to provide the students with an opportunity to meet innovators and see innovations at work and celebrate the impact of these game changing ideas on the community, sector and the country at large. The innovators included unknown, unsung heroes of India and the run also had visits to world class organizations that are famous for their ingenuity.20 Students from the three Yi Kochi College Nets participated in this program. The participants had to interview the innovators and stakeholders and prepare 5 minute videos and slideshows overnight and upload them online. Online polls were held to select the innovators that appealed the most based on the videos, slideshows and assessment tool summaries available online for public viewing. The team from Model Engineering College Net won the prize for the most popular case study.

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The Team

Mr Naveen Philip Chapter Chair

Mr Biju Philipose Chapter Co-Chair

Mr Sasikanth Prabhu Chair- Students Net (College)

Mr Pramod Nair Chair-Students Net (School)

Mr Srikantan Suryanarayan Chair -Arts, Sports and Culture, Education

Mr Abin Simon Chair - Environment

Mr Essa Gaffar Co-Chair - Environment

Dr Rajkrishnan C Chair- Healthcare

Mr Umang Patodia Chair- Employability and CII Interface and New membership mentoring

Mr George M George Chair - Membership Engagement & Sponsorship

Mr. Pramod Thevannoor Chair- Learning

Ms Namrata Khona Samra Chair- Net Events

Ms. Mala Patodia Chair - New nets

Mr Rajeev Nair Chair 2- CII Interface and New membership mentoring

Mr. Jacob Joy Past chair & National chair, Youth Affairs

Mr.Navas Meeran Past chair

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