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"Resituating the role of Prof KKS Namboothiri in streamlining social transformation of Yogakshema Sabha and the Malayala Brahmin community of Kerala "

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  • Kudalmana Krishnan Sankaran Namboothiri, referred and well-known all over India by the name KKS was born in an orthodox Namboothiri family at Thalavady in the present-day State of Kerala

  • Manjeri and Guruvayur Sessions of 1992, 1993 and 1994 respectively, made KKS synonymous with Yogakshema Sabha, the Political and Cultural Sway of the strongest leader of the organization was evident to the Nation. It was in 2003 Kottayam session that KKS once again emerged the President of Yogakshema Sabha

  • By the new millennium a great change in the outlook and perception of the leader was emphatically evident, from Malayala Brahmin leadership he was slowly changing his attention towards pan Indian fronts and became involved in the works and activities of All India Brahmin federation, he became the link between the Kerala community and the nation at large, through this

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Kudalmana Krishnan Sankaran Namboothiri, referred and well-known all over India by the name KKS was born in an orthodox Namboothiri family at Thalavady in the present-day State of Kerala. In 1987 and 1988 Adv V Sankara Raja led the organization, and KKS was active in organizational development, it was during this time that his writings had started to figure widely and published even from dissenting and conflicting quarters.

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