A True Son of India’s Socio-Cultural Soil

India’s vibrant cultural identity thrives through the passion and dedication of individuals who quietly transform lives and build communities. Among them, Shri P. N. Sreekumar stands as an unwavering symbol of social activism, cultural dedication, and humanitarian leadership. As he enters a new chapter of life post-retirement from government service, we reflect on a career filled with compassion, creativity, and contribution.


AIMA’s Salute: A Leader Who Transformed Vision into Action

The All India Malayalee Association (AIMA) takes this opportunity to honor and appreciate the incredible contributions of Shri P. N. Sreekumar, who served as its National General Secretary from 2014 to 2024. His leadership was transformative, shaping AIMA’s national structure into a dynamic, culturally vibrant, and socially impactful organization.

AIMA National Leadership on His Legacy

“Shri P. N. Sreekumar was not just an office-bearer. He was the soul of our movement for a decade. Under his able guidance, AIMA grew stronger, more united, and deeply rooted in cultural and humanitarian work. His retirement from government service is merely symbolic — his service to society will only deepen from here on. We salute his energy and integrity.”
Gokulam Gopalan, AIMA National President


A Special Message from AIMA General Secretary, Shri K. R. Manoj

“On behalf of AIMA and all its members across India, I extend my heartfelt congratulations and gratitude to Shri P. N. Sreekumar, our respected former National General Secretary and lifelong socio-cultural torchbearer.

His relentless efforts and leadership brought a structured vibrancy to AIMA’s activities across 27 states. His unwavering commitment to organizing charitable events, cultural gatherings, and social outreach has left an everlasting impact.

As a friend, guide, and mentor to many of us, his knowledge-sharing and vision-building remain unparalleled. Personally, I have witnessed his capacity to transform obstacles into opportunities and bring people together through art, music, and meaningful dialogue.

Now, as he retires from government service, we wholeheartedly welcome him to take up even greater responsibilities in AIMA’s future journey. We look forward to his continued guidance and wish him a retirement full of health, happiness, and impactful social engagement.”

— K. R. Manoj, General Secretary, AIMA


Championing Culture, Community & Charity

Shri Sreekumar, a native of Mancompu, Champakulam in Kerala’s Alappuzha district, completed his education at Mahatma Gandhi University and made Chennai his karmabhoomi over the last 18 years.

In Chennai’s Socio-Cultural Scene, He Is a Pillar

  • Secretary, Pranavam Theatres – Promoting Malayalam stage art.
  • Secretary, Dakshinaa – A hub for cultural and classical performances.
  • Secretary, Gandhi Darshan Samithi – Keeping Gandhian ideals alive.
  • Active with Saradhi Academy – A platform for youth cultural expression.

Milestones That Made a Mark

“AIMA Music with Dinner” – A Global Cultural Record

During the COVID-19 pandemic, Shri Sreekumar launched and anchored “AIMA Music with Dinner”, a 600-day virtual musical program that showcased over 400 singers from around the world. It offered comfort and companionship during dark times and earned the Best of India Record Award.

Fundraising with Heart

He raised ₹40+ lakhs via crowdfunding in Chennai to support those in medical and financial emergencies — all without fanfare, with humility and urgency. This speaks volumes of his ability to mobilize compassion into action.


Distinguished Government Service

Retiring today in 2025 after 34 years with Indian Railways, Shri Sreekumar’s professional journey is marked by discretion, diligence, and respect. He spent 27 years handling sensitive roles at RRB and RRC Chennai, and concluded his service at the Integral Coach Factory (ICF), Perambur.

His loyalty and administrative excellence left a deep mark on all who worked with him.


His Family: The Strongest Support System

Shri Sreekumar’s accomplishments are supported by a loving family:

  • Mrs. Sujatha Sreekumar – Homemaker and steadfast partner.
  • Akhil Thejas Narayanan – Son, IT Specialist at Amazon, Bangalore.
  • Aparna Akhil – Daughter-in-law, working in a Bangalore-based startup.

Residence:
701/1, Tower 7, Golden Opulence
Bangalore Highway, Poonamallee, Chennai – 600056


Retirement: A New Chapter of Impact

To many, retirement is the end of the road. To Shri P. N. Sreekumar, it’s a new launchpad. With more time to spare, his presence in AIMA, community forums, cultural missions, and charitable campaigns will only grow stronger.

Chennai and the nation can expect continued initiatives in:

  • Cultural documentation
  • Public outreach
  • Youth engagement
  • Humanitarian fundraising

Conclusion: A Torchbearer of Values, Vision, and Vitality

“When you retire from a job, you don’t retire from life. You restart the mission with even more purpose.”

This holds perfectly true for Shri P. N. Sreekumar. He has not only served his duty with excellence but elevated thousands through cultural and social interventions.

As we honor him today, we don’t just celebrate a career — we celebrate a legacy. AIMA, Chennai, and the larger socio-cultural fabric of India owe much to his service and spirit.


Hearty Congratulations on Your Retirement!

Dear Shri P. N. Sreekumar,
Your legacy is deeply woven into the cultural and social narrative of this country. As you embrace retirement, may it be filled with good health, continued passion, and ever-greater avenues for public service.

We look forward to seeing you soar higher in the social and cultural skies of our nation.

With admiration and gratitude,
All India Malayalee Association (AIMA)