Saturday, August 14, 2021

Independence Day Celebration by KMWA, Delhi at its KICC, Pocket 1, Phase 1, Mayur Vihar, New Delhi at 10.00 AM on 15th August 2021

 

 


The programme of Independence Day Celebration by Kerla Muslim Welfare Association at 10.00 AM on 15th August 2021 at Kerala Islamic Cultural Centre, Institutional Area, Pocket 1, Phase 1, Mayur Vihar was presided over by Shri Mansoor Kattanam, Secretary, KMWA and he welcomed the participants.  

The Chief Guest was Shri Mohammed Faizal P.P., Hon'ble Member of Parliament (Lok Sabha) from Lakshadweep.  The National flag was hoisted by Shri Mohammed Faizal and delivered his speech recollecting the struggle our great freedom fighters undergone in getting the freedom we are able to enjoy now.   He emphasized the requirement of educationally uplifting the downtrodden sections of the society.  He has also highlighted the point that the Kerala Islamic Cultural Centre is situated in such an institutional area where both Mandir and Church are also there side by side and as such gives the true picture of India having pluralistic society.  

He handed over the certificates of appreciation and Mementos to the Covid Warriors among the Members of Kerala Muslim Welfare Association, who made their all out efforts in supporting the suffering Covid patients through the Help Desk set up for the purpose by the Association during the second wave of pandemic in Delhi.  

He has also announced the online Career Guidance Programme envisaged by Kerala Muslim Welfare Association and scheduled to be started from 05th September 2021, National Teacher's Day as under:

"Kerala Muslim Welfare Association, Delhi with its endeavour of promoting education and career empowerment of the children of the downtrodden sections of the Society in General and members of the association in particular would like to announce its online/offline Monthly Career Guidance Programme scheduled to be started from 5th September 2021, the National Teacher’s Day.  The highly committed professionals of myriad fields, engaged in different sectors, from among the members of the Association and outside, shall be imparting the classes in online mode on career perspectives of their own fields and potential.
 

The classes will be from 5.00 PM to 7.00 PM on the first Sunday of every month initially in online mode and the frequency shall be increased, if required later on.  Similarly, it may also be switched over to offline mode, if the Covid-19 situation improves and physical distancing norm goes off in Delhi, from the Kerala Islamic Cultural Centre of the Association in Mayur Vihar Phase 1, Pocket 1, Delhi.  The participation for the classes is open to all and will be free of any charges.  The students will only be required to register online and follow the terms and conditions of online mode prescribed in the brochure for registration."   Shri Shamsudheen AK, Joint Secretary spoke on the occasion and said vote of thanks.

















 


Wednesday, May 5, 2021

KMWA Executive Meeting on 05th May 2021

The KMWA held its emergency Executive meeting to discuss the feasibility of providing the Kerala Islamic Cultural Centre Ground Floor premise for running an Oxygen Langar for Covid patients to avail oxygen, to be organized by Disaster Management Collective India(DMCI) during this peak Covid-19 situation when people are dying due to lack of oxygen and bed availability in hospitals.

All the members participated unanimously agreed to positively respond to the call of DMCI and provide the premise to be used as Oxygen Langar and work out the details with DMCI accordingly and thereby discharging the organizational social responsibility of KMWA during this distressful pandemic period.












 

 

 



 

Friday, April 16, 2021

33rd Foundation Day of Kerala Muslim Welfare Association.

 

Started on Friday, 15th April 1988, the Kerala Muslim Welfare Association has come a long way in this National Capital Territory of Delhi.

The organization initially headed by Mr. Abu Baker has got many potential Presidents like Mr. O. Mohammed, Mr. K.M. Jamaludheen, Mr. A.R. Kutty and Mr. KK Basheer currently holding the charge. The organization started as a remedy to circumvent the nostalgic homesickness by a few youth at that time, was with abundance of programmes and activities to showcase including two mega shows of art and culture staged at Siri Fort Auditorium.

Being the only common platform, the presence and participation of its members ensured for every activity concerning Malayalees in general and Malayali Muslims in particular in this capital city. In addition to attending to all the SOS calls of the Malayalees, like accidents, deaths, hospitalization due to chronic diseases etc., and providing unconditional support, the organization initiated activities of;
1) providing Palliative Care to the suffering chronic patients, which has later on made in a focused approach model through an independent organization viz., DNipCare set up and functioning consistently;
2) Imparting modern education to the Madrassa students beginning with the Madrassa of Bengali Market Masjid as a weekend regular programme way back in 2004 which has now been replicated in a value added model and extended to other Madrassas involving many students in the Mehrauli area by the Health Charity Wing of the Association;
3) Annual Social Get-together for Communal Harmony and Iftar during the holy month of Ramzan every year ensuring participation of people from all walks of life, and continuing so far except during the peak period of Covid-19;
4) Capacity building for the common people in the field of Basic Life Support to save the precious lives during the golden hour when somebody is on the verge of cardiac arrest and the programme is again being effectively carried out by the HCW of the Association;
5) Addressing the issues of Malayalees faced with conditions like accidents, deaths, hospitalization due to chronic diseases etc., the Rapid Response Team of the association is always at the forefront to provide required support to the victims.
With the construction and inauguration of building as its own Centre, all the members had got a renewed energy and initiative to carry out the activities, but unfortunately, the Corona has stolen away all the steam leaving more than a year now without much of an activity except the continued efforts of HCW. Reconstituting the team is also overdue and it is expected that the association will be able to bounce back to its past glory with much more activities and participation once the second wave of corona outbreak is subsided.
So let us all celebrate this 33rd foundation day of our esteemed organization, Kerala Muslim Welfare Association, Delhi.


Sunday, February 7, 2021

KMWA, Delhi Executive Meeting held on 07.02.2021 in Kerala Islamic Cultural Centre and online on Zoom simultaneously

 

 











 

The following members attended the meeting:

1. Mr. A.T. Sainudin

2. Mr. Mansoor Kattanam

3. Mr. A.K. Shamsudheen

4. Mr. Ajmal Mufeed

5. Mr. Mohammed Rafi

6. Mr. P.A. Najeeb

7. Mr. Fameer

8. Mr. Mohammed Ali

9. Mr. T.M. Esmail - Spl. Invitee

10. Mr. KV. Hamza - Spl. Invitee 

11. Adv. Haris Beeran

12. Mr. Abu bakar

13. Mr. Hakim Ponnani