The Executive Committee Meeting of AIMA Odisha was successfully held on 27th April 2025 at Bhubaneswar, showcasing an inspiring story of growth, discipline, and strategic vision. With a strong turnout from key office-bearers and executive members, the meeting underlined Odisha’s rising prominence within the All India Malayalee Association (AIMA) framework.

Odisha’s Impressive Membership Growth: A New Benchmark

At the forefront of the recent achievements is AIMA Odisha’s remarkable enrollment of 325 individual members and the addition of one supporting organization.
This milestone reflects not just a surge in numbers, but the fruits of consistent fieldwork, organizational discipline, and deep emotional commitment from members. Odisha’s success sends a powerful message to other state units – dedication and perseverance truly pave the way for extraordinary outcomes.

Major Agendas Discussed and Approved

1. Approval of Working and Financial Reports

The meeting commenced with the presentation and subsequent approval of the Working Report and Financial Report. This step reaffirmed the unit’s transparency and operational discipline.

2. Continuation of “Food for Needy” Activities

The house agreed to continue the Food for Needy activities twice a month, a decision that strengthens AIMA Odisha’s social responsibility initiatives and community outreach.

3. Announcement of Annual General Meeting

The Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the AIMA Odisha State Unit was scheduled for 04th May 2025. This AGM will serve as a platform for deeper discussions and future action plans.

4. Initial Discussion: “One School under AIMA” Initiative

An exciting proposal was placed before the committee: Implementing one school under AIMA Odisha with support from Kerala Kala Samiti, Bhubaneswar.
While initial discussions were promising, detailed planning and parameter finalization have been deferred to the upcoming AGM on 04th May 2025.

5. Planning for a Comprehensive Malayalee Directory

Recognizing the need for better community networking, the committee proposed the creation of a complete directory of Malayalees residing in Odisha, regardless of their association with any specific organization. This initiative is expected to foster stronger community connections across the state.

6. Appreciation of the QRT Team’s Work

The work and contributions of the Quick Response Team (QRT) were thoroughly reviewed and appreciated. Their prompt actions and commitment have been crucial in addressing immediate needs within the community.

7. Congratulatory Note from the President

Shri Chandramohan, President of AIMA Odisha, extended heartfelt congratulations to all members for the outstanding membership growth, emphasizing how their collective efforts have solidified Odisha’s place as a leading unit within AIMA.

Meeting Attendees

The following dignitaries and executive members were present at the meeting:

  • Shri Chandramohan, President, AIMA Odisha
  • Shri Raghukumar, Vice President, AIMA Odisha
  • Shri Ganeshkumar Nair, Secretary, AIMA Odisha
  • Shri Santhosh Kumar, Treasurer, AIMA Odisha
  • Shri Mohanan Kuniyil, NGC Member, AIMA Odisha
  • Shri Balachandran, Convener, Youth Wing
  • Other esteemed executive members

Conclusion: AIMA Odisha – Building the Future, Together

The 27th April 2025 Executive Committee Meeting of AIMA Odisha was not just a routine gathering – it was a celebration of hard work, a roadmap for future growth, and a reaffirmation of commitment to the community.
The Odisha unit has set a powerful example, proving that unity, consistency, and vision can lead to impressive achievements.
As the team looks forward to their AGM on 04th May 2025 and embarks on new projects, there is no doubt that AIMA Odisha is on a firm path of sustained growth and impactful community service.