As per the directions of the National President of the All India Malayalee Association (AIMA), Shri Gokulam Gopalan, National General Secretary Shri K. R. Manoj has been undertaking state-level visits across the country. The objective of these visits is to reinforce coordination, assess the effectiveness of ongoing programs, and inspire greater participation in AIMA’s mission-driven initiatives.

Visit to Chhattisgarh State Unit – 6th April 2025

On 6th April 2025, Shri K. R. Manoj visited the officials of the AIMA Chhattisgarh State Unit in Raipur. The meeting served as an opportunity to review the current status of state unit activities and lay out a clear path for strengthening the association’s presence in the region.

Adding significance to the occasion, AIMA National President Shri Gokulam Gopalan also participated in the meeting through video conference, offering his guidance, encouragement, and visionary insights to the state leadership.

Major Discussion Points:

  • Strengthening State Unit Activities
    Shri Manoj emphasized the importance of revitalizing the activities of the Chhattisgarh State Unit to ensure more frequent and effective engagement with the community.
  • Ensuring Active Member Involvement in Charity Work
    He encouraged the office bearers to promote greater involvement of members in AIMA’s charitable and humanitarian programs, stressing that collective participation is the cornerstone of impactful service.
  • Launching Malayalam Mission Classes
    The commencement of Malayalam Mission classes in Chhattisgarh was discussed to foster cultural and linguistic identity among younger generations of Malayalees.
  • Participation in Upcoming NGC Meeting at Kozhikode
    The General Secretary requested active participation of the unit in the upcoming National General Council (NGC) meeting scheduled to be held in Kozhikode, underlining the importance of strong representation from all states.
  • Contribution Towards Panthalam Housing Project
    The Chhattisgarh State Unit assured its support and contribution to the ongoing Panthalam Housing Project, a flagship national initiative to provide housing for the underprivileged.

Participation of State Unit Officials

The following key office bearers and executive committee members of AIMA Chhattisgarh took part in the meeting and interacted with the National General Secretary and National Treasurer:

  • Shri Vinod Pillai – President
  • Shri Sajimon Joseph – National Treasurer
  • Shri Abraham George – Secretary
  • Shri Aji Kumar Panicker – Treasurer
  • Shri Sajith Nair – Joint Secretary
  • Shri K. Jayamohan – Joint Secretary
  • Shri Vinay Gopalan – Executive Committee Member
  • Shri K. K. U. Nair – Executive Committee Member

Their constructive engagement demonstrated the state unit’s deep commitment to advancing AIMA’s goals.

Conclusion

The visit of General Secretary Shri K. R. Manoj, along with the virtual participation of National President Shri Gokulam Gopalan, marks a significant step in aligning AIMA’s national vision with state-level execution. Their guidance inspired the Chhattisgarh team to pursue greater impact through cultural, educational, and charitable programs. With renewed energy and commitment, the Chhattisgarh unit is poised to play an active role in upcoming initiatives, including the NGC Meeting and the Panthalam Housing Project, reflecting the spirit of unity and service that defines AIMA.