Introduction

The All India Malayalee Association (AIMA) Rajasthan State Unit convened a virtual Executive Committee meeting on April 30, 2025, at 8:30 PM. The meeting was marked by active participation, strategic planning, and renewed commitment to community service. Key office bearers, including the National General Secretary and State leadership, joined hands to deliberate on the roadmap for the coming months with special focus on membership campaigns, participation in national events, social initiatives, and welfare activities.

1. Welcome Address by State President Shri A. Gopinath

The meeting commenced with a warm welcome from Shri A. Gopinath, the President of AIMA Rajasthan. He extended his gratitude to all members for attending and appreciated their continued support and dedication toward the organization’s vision and objectives.

2. Address by National General Secretary Shri KR Manoj

National General Secretary Shri KR Manoj addressed the gathering with motivating words and a national perspective. He emphasized the need for active involvement from all state units and congratulated Rajasthan Unit for its consistent efforts and results in both social outreach and organizational activities.

3. Membership Status & Campaign Plans

The current membership status was reviewed, and the importance of expanding the membership base was highlighted. It was unanimously decided to initiate a state-wide membership campaign, with special emphasis on encouraging Women and Youth participation from key districts such as Kota, Udaipur, and Belwada. To further support this effort, the Annual General Meeting (AGM) will be held in June 2025 in Jaipur. This meeting is expected to galvanize district-level leadership and enhance inclusivity.

4. Participation in NEC/NGC Meeting in Kerala

It was confirmed that the AIMA National Executive Committee (NEC) and National General Council (NGC) meetings are scheduled for 12th and 13th July 2025 in Kozhikode (Calicut), Kerala. Members agreed to ensure maximum participation from the Rajasthan unit, recognizing the importance of national-level collaboration and visibility.

5. Financial Accounts Presentation

A summarized statement of accounts as on 30th April 2025 was presented during the meeting. Members appreciated the financial transparency and took note of the fund utilization across initiatives.

6. Future Projects Discussion

Forward-looking discussions were held on multiple upcoming projects. A key highlight was the proposed Free Health Check-up Camp scheduled for 4th May 2025 at Bhiwadi. Special initiatives were also outlined by the Youth and Women’s Wings, focusing on health, education, and empowerment across the state.

7. Donations for “Build a Home” Project

The meeting reviewed the donation status for the “Build a Home” initiative for Shri Ramachandran P. K. and family in Kulanada, Pandalam. The Rajasthan unit has already contributed Rs. 1.29 lakhs toward this noble cause. Members agreed to continue fundraising efforts to further support the project.

8. Expansion of Food for Needy Campaign

The ongoing “Food for Needy” campaign, which had so far been successfully conducted in Bhiwadi, will now be expanded to other major cities including Jaipur, Alwar, Udaipur, and Bharatpur. This move is expected to bring the campaign’s benefits to a broader base of underprivileged individuals across Rajasthan.

Attendance

The following members attended the Zoom meeting:

  • Shri KR Manoj – National General Secretary
  • Shri A. Gopinath – President, State Unit
  • Shri Anil Kumar – Secretary, State Unit
  • Smt. Prashobha Rajan – Convener, Women’s Wing
  • Other EC Members: Shri Reji Mathew, Shri Philiphose Daniel, Shri Shajahan, Shri Pushparajan, Shri Anup Gopinath, and Shri Sabu.

Conclusion

The AIMA Rajasthan Executive Meeting held on April 30, 2025, reflected the unit’s proactive and community-oriented spirit. With clear plans for strengthening membership, supporting national activities, expanding social projects, and delivering real impact, the Rajasthan unit continues to embody AIMA’s mission of service and unity. The collaborative energy and shared vision showcased during the meeting promise a vibrant and impactful year ahead for AIMA Rajasthan.