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November 2005 Issue No 16 AMMA Adelaide & Metropolitan Malayalee Association Newsletter - Concept & Layout: Peter Vincent & Sujithkumar MALAYALISABDAM www.adelaidemalayalee.org Super Hit Malayalam Movie Released in 2005 CAST: DILEEP, GOPIKA, BHAVANA, BIJU MENON, LAL SCREENPLAY: VAYALAR SHARATHCHANDRA VARMA MUSIC: VIDYASAGAR DIRECTION/PRODUCER: LAL JOSE SCREENING - SUNDAY 11TH DECEMBER 2005 AT 4.00 PM ( SHARP) VENUE: MERCURY CINEMA, 13 MORPHETT STREET ADELAIDE ( CITY) TICKETS: ADULTS -$12.00 STUDENTS - $10.00 CHILDREN ( 6 - 12YRS) - $5.00 PERSON UNDER 15 YEARS SHOULD BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT FOR PRE-SALE TICKETS, PLEASE CONTACT RASU ON 82981369 / 0418857881 TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE COUNTER d Homage to Former President K.R. Narayanan (Feb. 1920 - Nov. 2005) Born at Uzhavoor in Central Kerala as the fourth of the seven children of Raman Vaidyan, a dalit, Narayanan’s family, like many families of that time, experienced extreme social (due to the caste system) and economic stress. In spite of all these, his family was keen to ensure the best possible education to young Narayanan. However, he had to go through difculties during his school days, like walking about 15 km every day to school and later to the CMS College in Kottayam. He passed the BA (Literature) Honours Exam- ination from the Maharaja’s College (University College), Thiruvanan- thapuram with First Class and First Rank. The University denied him a chance to join as a lecturer, which he well merited and desperately wanted, simply because he hailed from a back- ward community. Instead, the author- ities offered him the job of a clerk, which he did not accept. In protest, he refused to accept his degree (Fifty years later, when he had become the Vice- President of India, the same uni- versity requested him to accept the degree, which he gracefully accepted). After unsuccessful attempts to become a lecturer, Narayanan left for Delhi and became a journalist. While work- ing there, he wrote to J R D Tata, a doyen of the Indian industrialists, seeking scholarship that eventually took him to the London School of Economics, where he studied under the guidance of renowned Professor Harold Lasky. On return from London, Narayanan joined the prestigious Indian Foreign Service in 1949 with the blessings of Pandit Jawa- har Lal Nehru and represented India as a diplomat in many key world capi- tals. On retiring from the Foreign Ser- vice in 1984, he entered active politics, became an MP in the 1984 election from Kerala and became Minister for Science and Technology. As a politi- cian, Narayanan was well respected by all in the political spectrum. After serving ve years as Vice-President, the support for his candidature for Presidency was almost unanimous across the nation. Self-respect was something that dened and drove K. R. Narayanan’s life. Yet he did not have the slightest of arrogance of a self- made man. Right from the rst day, he stood by his principles and never bowed before anything other than reason. This great Indian, the greatest Malayalee would be well remembered. (by Dr. John Joseph) From the editor’s desk, It’s that time of the year when we once again move towards another celebra- tion and that is Christmas. It’s another year also coming to an end and before we can even open our eyes we have the new year before us. But before that let me enlighten you on what has gone by. The drama ‘Kattukuthira’ was a tremendous suc- cess. It was very entertaining and a good performance. We surely hope that we could have more of that in the future. Well, we seek your com- ments and ideas once again on any issue, feel free to write or email us. Also please nd time to visit AMMA website (www.adelaidemalayalee.org) as important community announce- ments will be posted on the website very often. Saroh Chelliah
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November 2005 Issue No 16
AMMA Adelaide & Metropolitan Malayalee Association
Newsletter - Concept & Layout: Peter Vincent & Sujithkumar
MALAYALISABDAM
www.adelaidemalayalee.org
Super Hit Malayalam Movie Released in 2005
CAST: DILEEP, GOPIKA, BHAVANA, BIJU MENON, LALSCREENPLAY: VAYALAR SHARATHCHANDRA VARMA
MUSIC: VIDYASAGARDIRECTION/PRODUCER: LAL JOSE
SCREENING - SUNDAY 11TH DECEMBER 2005 AT 4.00 PM ( SHARP)VENUE: MERCURY CINEMA, 13 MORPHETT STREET
ADELAIDE ( CITY)TICKETS: ADULTS -$12.00 STUDENTS - $10.00 CHILDREN ( 6 - 12YRS) - $5.00
PERSON UNDER 15 YEARS SHOULD BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT
FOR PRE-SALE TICKETS, PLEASE CONTACT RASU ON 82981369 / 0418857881TICKETS ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE COUNTER
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Homage to Former President K.R. Narayanan
(Feb. 1920 - Nov. 2005)
Born at Uzhavoor in Central Kerala as the fourth of the seven children of Raman Vaidyan, a dalit, Narayanan’s family, like many families of that time,
experienced extreme social (due to the caste system) and economic stress. In spite of all these, his family was keen to ensure the best possible education to young Narayanan. However, he had to go through difculties during his school days, like walking about 15 km every day to school and later to the CMS College in Kottayam. He passed the BA (Literature) Honours Exam-ination from the Maharaja’s College
(University College), Thiruvanan-thapuram with First Class and First Rank. The University denied him a chance to join as a lecturer, which he well merited and desperately wanted, simply because he hailed from a back-ward community. Instead, the author-ities offered him the job of a clerk, which he did not accept. In protest, he refused to accept his degree (Fifty years later, when he had become the Vice- President of India, the same uni-versity requested him to accept the
degree, which he gracefully accepted).
After unsuccessful attempts to become a lecturer, Narayanan left for Delhi and became a journalist. While work-ing there, he wrote to J R D Tata, a doyen of the Indian industrialists, seeking scholarship that eventually took him to the London School of Economics, where he studied underthe guidance of renownedProfessor Harold Lasky. On return
from London, Narayanan joined the prestigious Indian Foreign Service in 1949 with the blessings of Pandit Jawa-har Lal Nehru and represented India as a diplomat in many key world capi-tals. On retiring from the Foreign Ser-vice in 1984, he entered active politics, became an MP in the 1984 election from Kerala and became Minister for Science and Technology. As a politi-cian, Narayanan was well respected by all in the political spectrum. After serving ve years as Vice-President, the support for his candidature for Presidency was almost unanimous across the nation. Self-respect was something that dened and drove K. R. Narayanan’s life. Yet he did not have the slightest of arrogance of a self-made man. Right from the rst day, he stood by his principles and never bowed before anything other than reason. This great Indian, the greatest Malayalee would be well remembered.
(by Dr. John Joseph)
From the editor’s desk, It’s that time of the year when we once again move towards another celebra-tion and that is Christmas. It’s another year also coming to an end and before we can even open our eyes we have the new year before us.
But before that let me enlighten you on what has gone by. The drama ‘Kattukuthira’ was a tremendous suc-cess. It was very entertaining and a good performance. We surely hope that we could have more of that in the future. Well, we seek your com-ments and ideas once again on any issue, feel free to write or email us. Also please nd time to visit AMMA website (www.adelaidemalayalee.org) as important community announce-ments will be posted on the website very often.
Saroh Chelliah
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Community News
AMMA express our heart felt condolences to Sandeep Thomas Cherian on the demise of his father Cherian Thomas who passed away on 7th September 2005 at
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Congratulations and Best Wishes to Roopesh Aravindakshan on the auspicious occasion of his
marriage to Raakhi on 5th December 2005 at Bangalore.
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CELEBRATIONS 200510th December 2005Woodville Town Hall
74 Wooville Road, WoodvilleTime: 5.30PM - 8.30PM
It is difficult to believe that we are heading towards the end of the year and Christmas is only a few weeks away. Christmas celebration is another important event for our community members to gather not only for cel-ebrations but to meet new friends and have a chat and to share information. AMMA programme committee mem-bers are coordinating to put together a variety of cul-tural programmes to keep you entertained. Performed by our community members and their children, such cel-ebrations are a platform for our budding talents to show case their talents.
Your personal invitation to participate in this years Christmas celebrations is included with this news letter. We anticipate your response (RSVP) to the invitation as soon as possible. Please telephone Tom Kappamankal (8355 2384 / 0403301058) or Thara Sujith (8340 7101). For catering purpose it is very important that you reply to the invitation to confirm your attendance so that we can place order for suffi-cient quantity of food. Also please specify your meal preference Vegetarian / Non Vegetarian.
Santa and Christmas Gifts A special guest appearance by Father Christmas will add fun and joy to every-one. A friendly reminder to all parents who are coming with kids, please do not bring any Gifts for your children.
Raffle Draw
Fantastic raffle prizes will be on offer with prize donated from our community members and well wishers. Raffle coupons will sell for $2.00 per coupon during the pro-gramme and draw will be conducted at the end of the cultural programmes.
Membership Renewal
Members who did not renew their membership are encouraged to renew their membership at the Christmas Celebrations venue. Yearly Membership (Finan-cial year July-June) fee $10.00 for family and $5.00 for single.
Christmas Celebrations on DVD’s
Christmas programmes will be available on DVD’s. Book your DVD’s now with any of AMMA committee members.
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