An Insight To The Legacy Of An Oldest Nair Tharavadu 'Chakyarampuram'.

Chakyarampurathu Family Trust.

“Family is a circle of strength and love, supported by faith, acceptance and sacrifice...with every reunion, the circle grows and becomes resilient.”

Times are changing and so are family systems in the modern era. When big families are a rare watch these days, let me introduce you to my large, beloved, beautiful family – a hamper with the sweetness of age-old values & the tanginess of new-gen ethos. 

The real Chakyarampurathu Tharavadu is far bigger and broader than the one pictured in this. It is not worthwhile to include the entire family bibliography under the cover, neither the horizon of this work calls for it, yet, cannot help remembering the names of some loving family members like; S. Sivasankaran Pillai (Edappally Ammavan), Narayana Pillai (the Shap Contractor), Thrikkalathoor Krishna Pillai, Gopala Pillai, Chirakadavil Raman Pillai, Kampattumalil Narayana Pillai, Paramu Pillai (Kalammakkudi), Ramakrishna Pillai, C.P.Janardhanan (Perumpuli kudiyil), Sivasankaran Nair (Kizhakkel),  Ramachandran Nair (Kizhakkel), Chakyamrampurathu Narayana Pillai (Pongalil) etc. Among these, Sivasankara Pillai, Ramakrishna Pillai, and C.P.Janardhanan were active socio-political campaigners...unfortunately, none of the above members are with us today. 

In fact, the family history of Western Chakyarampuram, Puthanveedu, Vellamuthukudy, Mallil, Mundappilli, Peechilakkadu are associated with bigger names like Malikathazham, and they are the ones whose history needs to be dugout.
Add on to it, if we coin the family tale of Kappillil, that becomes the history, story, and shadow of Pulluvazhy. We are not attempting to go for such an endeavor, but when analyzing relationships, all family names have been mentioned somewhere
or the other with due importance.

The alliance of Chakyarampuram family and Malika Thazhath family with Kappilli family nurtured fruitfully at the backdrop of marriages. The family head of Malikathazhathu, Shri Parumu Pillai was married to Kappillil Parukkutti Amma. Their brothers Kappilil Narayana Pillai and Sivaramapillai settled in Chakyarampuram permanently under the shade of their sister’s connection by
getting married to the two sisters of Chakyarampuram. From this picture, the
inseparable bond between the two families is crystal clear. This indicates that Nair families related to the Chakyarampuram family were all settled within the belt of Pulluvazhy and surrounding areas.

For generations, the relationship wheel of Karimattathukarthas and Chakyarampuram family are entangled with each other. Though they are basically known as Karthas, documentary evidence reveals that they belonged to the original Nair group, the special ‘crowning’ bestowed by the then ruling prince. The pride and prosperity of the Chakyarampurathu family started with the handing over of ‘Pudava’ by the then Karanavar, Shri. Kunjan Kunji to Chakyarpurathu Lakshmi Amma.

Narrating the history of the Chakyarampuram family is in itself a story of an entire
region, and much more...a language beyond the mouth. The knowledge imparted
through distant voices...is a pilgrimage indeed...combined with a little research. This blog is a gift to the younger and future generations who are curious about
their family roots, a never-ending journey...YES ...it’s a redefinition of an entire Village called Pulluvazhy.  

Pulluvazhy - the Province of the Prominent: It is a place of cultural richness,

where all religions and caste dwells with brotherhood and communal harmony.

It is a model village that shows thumbs down to “Hartal” for decades. It’s the birth

land of many prominent politicians who were associated with our family in

one or the other way. To recollect,  a few among them were Late MLA

Shri. P. Govinda Pillai, Late Chief Minister, and CPI leader Shri. P. K. Vasudevan Nair, noted novelist and journalist Late Shri. MP Narayana Pillai, Late
playwright Shri. Kalady Gopi, Late Minister Shri. KGR Kartha, Agro-Scientist and Vice-Chancellor Dr.Shyama Sundaran Nair, Late MLA Shri. P.R.Sivan, Jayakeralam High School Manager - Late Shri. Balakrishna Pillai, CPM Area Secretary Late Shri P.K. Gopalan Nair, present Communist Party Convener Shri Vaikkom Vishwam, and
many more gems likewise. 

The time sequel is rolling. The journey to the endless dreams of the future, free
from the past chaos still continues. A look back at the current scenario where
relationships are shrinking and taking the form of captivity, where people are getting
confined to their own selfish world, we, like a determination, took up this
responsibility to strengthen family relations...thus giving birth to Chakyarampuram
Family Trust.

Inaugural Kudumbayogam 

The inaugural Chakyarampuram Kudumbayogam took place in the month of May’2001, at the courtyard of the “Tharavadu”. The sangamam was hailed as a landmark event for the ancestral unit in the millennium year. It was a grand
success owing to the cooperation and active participation of a majority of the
parental members. During the function, the First Edition of the Directory
comprising the Chakyarampurathu Family History was released.

Blog - From Concept to Reality

During the consequent ‘Kudumba yogams’ that followed, members highlighted the
need for updating the family data on a regular basis. The proposal for developing a dedicated website was conceived from this. However, the site had to be renewed
every year which was practically difficult, so the concept of Blogging came into the
picture. This Blog is beneficial in the sense that it provides the latest data in the
family as a unit, serves as a forum of know-how, and keeps us informed on the
latest developments, thus making us realize the importance of each and every
family member spread across the globe. 

Primary objective

As a rule, the system followed by traditional “Nair” families in Central Kerala
considers only the female lines (maternal) and their descendants as the rightful
members of the family. However, in view of the changed social scenario and to
ensure bonding among various family units under the umbrella of the central
the parental unit, descendants of both the male and female lines have been included
as members of the Kudumbayogam so that future generations would realize the
importance of forging links amongst them. This is deemed to be the primary
objective of this Blog.

Our Sincere and Humble Gratitude to the ‘Kudumba Karanavars’...

The inception of Kudumbayogam has cemented relationships. It is certainly an inspiration to construct a strong edifice with the increased involvement of all members. This Blog is intended to further strengthen our links. Strong family ties lead to strong social bonds, hence it is of prime importance to know the roots because on them nestles our tree. Further to brighten the lives of the progressing generations,  let the ‘Kudumba Deepam (family lamp)’ of our heritage, traditions and culture continue to glow. With that said, we humbly pray to our ‘Kudumba Paradevatha (family deity)’ and reverently seek her blessings.

Kudumba Kshetram: Pazhaya Veettil Bhagavati has been our family deity (Paradevatha) all along. Periodical annual rites/poojas and paatu are performed every year with the financial support of all the family members.

A Word of Caution

Historical background, narrations and ancestral data included in the blog are the
word of mouth versions passed on through generations. Digging up the roots of this
large three centuries-old family history had its own constraints, hence factual errors
are quite likely. There may be omissions also which are unintentional. Any of our
members are most welcome to throw more light on facts if they have authentic information available.

Courtesy: 

Shri. S.G.Nair (Founder of Family Trust), Late Prof.C.P.Janardhanan (Co-founder of Family Trust), Jagath Prakash, and C.P.Subhash (Research Work), Late Shri. Siva Shankaran Nair, Shri. Suresh Pillai, Dr.Sreekumar, Jayan K., Late Shri. Prasanth (Mini’s husband), Late. Smt.Chempaka Valli (Coordination part), Smt.Leela Krishnankutty, Sudheer, Manesh, Dilip (Blog verification), etc. 

Besides the above, we have many dedicated members who seconded the formation of the TRUST by way of donation, coordination, moral support and active participation.

Vote of Thanks

To preserve the history of the Chakyarampuram family as it emerges
is not an easy quest. To seek out the roots of a family, its ancestors, great
grandparents, etc., is a real herculean task, and even more difficult is to collect
the whereabouts that is widespread across India and abroad. This capsule act
of blogging, knowing that it is not as simple as said, is only because of the genuine
inspiration of the respected well-wishers in our family.

Wishing all the family members the very best, 

On behalf of Chakyarampurathu Family Trust.

Anupama Subhash  (The Blogger)

Masterminds behind the Trust :

1. Sasidharan G.Nair (Founder) 

Sasi G.Nair,  the key founder behind the concept of Family Trust. He extended his
full support in making this dream into a reality.

2. G.Ramachandran Nair (Visionary)

If you ask who is the number one among Bombay Malayalees, there is only
one answer ‘Ramji’. A considerate and loving human being who has helped
many of our family members by way of food, shelter, and job. It won’t be an
exaggeration if we address him as ‘Raman of Malayalees’. A great visionary of
the family trust, who donated a portion of his finances for the welfare of the trust.
Though he is no longer with us, his presence can be felt everywhere, during
any family function. 

3. Sunil Nair (Land Donor) 

A big-hearted member of our family, who generously donated a portion of his land
for building the trust in memory of his father, Shri.Narayanan Nair. From the very
inception, all the trust-related activities and functions are conducted in this piece
of donated land. We owe our sincere thanks to him.

4. Prof. C.P. Janardhanan (Co-founder and Editorial Board Member) 

The backbone of our Family Trust. He worked as an editorial member,
excelled as an orator, and embodied many more honors. His past was that of
a well known communist leader in Kerala who endured imprisonment and
suspension. He retired from St.Baselios College, Kottayam, as a Commerce
Professor and was later instrumental in the editorial works of trust.

5. C.P. Subhash (Research)

The so-called ‘Mamachan’ of our family. All the related research works,
the data collection, and their pictorial representation were done by him with
the support of other family members.

6. Jagath Prakash (Research and Editing)

He played a major role in the investigation of family roots. He is one among
the  brains behind the publishing of the Family Directory (in 2001) that
entails the main ‘thavazhis’, our ancestors, a glimpse of the family history
and relevant information about Nair Customs and Traditions.

History :

‘Chakyarampuram’ is the house name of an ancient Nair family with a history
dating back nearly 300 years. The family has about 1500 members with their
descendants and links, spread far and wide in Kerala, other states of India and
abroad. The original ‘Tharavadu’ was built nearly 200  years ago and it is located
in the village called ‘Pulluvazhy’.

Chakyarampuram Tharavadu

Joint Family

The Tharavadu symbolizes an ancient architecture with ‘Nalukettu’ having a

central courtyard in the middle of the lounge, a pooja room adjacent to it, few
bedrooms around and side houses called thekkini/vadakkini/ machhu, thattu,
arras, etc. There exists a rooftop cellar where antiques and valuables are kept safely,
which also serves as a place of shelter in an eventuality. 

This family blog encapsulates everything, from the very first generation of Lakshmi
Amma and Karimattathu Kunjan Kunji to the latest generation of our bubbly kids.
The work is based on the currently available information and so, does not claim
perfection. If there are errors and mistakes, our members are most welcome to
correct them. With that said, the relay baton from imperfection to perfection is
being handed over to our present and future generations. Let’s start...

Historical Background:

As we maroon back in time zone through the mists of the past, the 7 family faces
(Children of Lakshmi Amma and Karimuttathu Kunjan Kunji) rising before our eyes
are:

1. Thekkakkara C.L. Devaki Amma
2. K.P.Govindan Nair 
3. Kizhakkel C.L. Karthyani Amma
4. Vadakkekara C.L. Parukutti Amma
5. Perumpilli kudiyil C.L. Janaki Amma
6. Padinjare kudiyil C.L. Bhavani Amma
7. Tharavattil C.L. Saraswathi Amma

None of the above members are alive now.

Thekkekkara - Late Smt. C.L. Devaki Amma: 

She was the eldest one among the 6 daughters of Lakshmi Amma. The late MA
Govinda Pillai was her husband who hailed from Thiruvanchoor near Kottayam.
He was a full-time service-oriented personality, similar to that of today’s Village
Officer. After retirement, he took over the administration of the Kuttikattu
Mahadeva temple and remained in that position for a long time. He passed away
in 1968. Though they owned a house in Valayanchirangara, Pulluvazhy, in the
name of ‘Sree Krishna Vilasam’, the family was more known under the name
‘Chakyarampurathu Thekkekkara’. 

Devaki Amma was blessed with 7 children. 

1. Late Shri. G. Narayanan Nair, Wife: Satyabhama - 3 children

1. Rajan Narayanan Nair

Wife: Late. Smt.Julie, Children: Kiran and Kannan


1. Kannan Nair 
Wife: Saranya Kannan, Daughter: Meenakshi Kannan

2. Sunil Narayanan Nair

Wife: Asha, Children: Rahul and Sheetal


1. Rahul Nair with wife Karthika Nair

3. Laila 

Husband: G.Unnikrishna Kurup, Children: Asha and Nisha



1. Asha
Husband: Pradeep Nair,  Daughters: Krishnendu and Krishna Priya P.Nair


2. Nisha
Husband: Biju T.G., Daughters: Malavika B.Pillai & Keerthana B.Pillai

2. Late Smt. D.Sumathi Amma, Husband: Late Shri. P.K.Gopalan Nair -
9 children

1. G.Vijayan 

Wife:Geetha, Children: Anjali and Abhilash

2. G.Kanakam

Husband: C.Prabhakaran Pillai, Children: Sajeev, P.Lathika, P.Anitha

3. Sasidharan G. Nair

Wife: M.Vijayalakshmi, Children: Rohini Nair, Saritha Nair

4. G.Santha

Husband: Gopinathan Nair, Children: Suma and Asha

5. G.Sudha

Husband: Purushothaman, Children: Praveen and Preetha

6. Rajan G.Nair

Wife: Ajitha, Daughter: Neetha

7. Prof.G.Geetha

Husband: Vaikkom Vishwan, Children: Nisha and Naveen

8. Dr.G.Latha

Husband: Prof.Somasundaran, Children: Kishore and Kiran

9. Late Shri.G.Ajayakumar 

Wife: Sreekala (Mini), Son: Mithun

3. D.Kamalam, Husband: Late Shri.V.R.Krishnan Nair - 4 children

1. Dr.K.Sreekumar

Wife: Maya, Children: Sarath and Bharath

2. Usha K.

Husband: Rajmohan Nair, Children: Rajesh and Rakesh

3. Jayan K.

Wife: Uma, Children: Rohith and Abhijith

4. Beena K.

Husband: Mohanan, Children: Rahul and Rasmi
1. Rasmi and Son-in-law - Lijith

4. Late Shri. G.Gopinathan Nair, Wife: Late Smt. Indira - 2 children

1. Rekha Sasikumar

Husband: S.Sasikumar, Children: Nikhil and Neha

2. Neena Nandakumar

Husband: K.Nandakumar, Children: Akshay and Aishwarya

5. Late Shri. G.Balakrishnan Nair, Wife: Prof.Saraswathi Devi - 3 children

1. Geetha Singh

Husband: Sishir Kumar Singh, Daughters: Shivani and Ishani Singh

2. Hema

Husband: N.Ravichandran Narayana, Daughter: Gayathri Narayana

3. Anitha

Husband: Ramesh, Sons: Siddharth and Pranav Nambiar

6. D.Padmini Amma, Husband: Late Shri. Gopinathan Nair - 5 children

1. Devi G. 

Husband: Raveendran, Children: Revathi and Arathi


1. Revathi: Husband - Vivek Menon, Son - Rishikesh V.Menon












2. Aarathi: Husband - Sunil Menon, Daughter - Saanvika Menon
















b. Late Shri. Anil G. 

Wife: Lalitha, Sons: Ankith and Karthik











c. Subrahmanyan C.G.

Wife: Rani, Children: Aromal and Abhirami


d. Mini C.P.

Husband: Late Shri. Prasanth, Children: Gopika and Govind
e.Unnikrishnan C.G.
Wife: Vineetha, Daughter: Keerthana

7. Late Shri. G.Raveendran Nair, Wife: Leela - 2 Children

1. Pramod

Wife: Deepa, Children: Devesh P., Rakshita P.

2. Priya Anoop

Husband: Anoop, Children: Aditya Dev and Anandhika 

Late Shri. K.P.Govindan Nair 

The one and only son of Lakshmi Amma among her seven children.
He was a Tea maker in a British Tea Factory and was married to Smt. Chellamma
from Kottayam.  

He was blessed with 3 children.

1. Padmavathi Amma, Husband: Sreedharan Nair, Children - 2

1. Anoop

Wife: Jaya, Sons: Amith and Adheep

2. Mini

Husband: Dinesh, Children: Athul and Arya

2. T.G.Gopalakrishnan Nair (Rajan), Wife: K.B.Rathi, Children - 3

1. Bindu

Husband: Pradeep, Children - Dhanush, Drupadh

2. Biju

Wife: Rekha, Daughters - Keerthi and Nikitha

3. Binu

Wife: Vidya, Daughters -  Krishnapriya and Lakshmipriya

3. Vijayappan Nair, Wife: Sumathi Amma, Children - 3

1. Sindhu

Husband: Balaji, Children - Gayathri and Narayanan

2. Sandeep

Wife: 

3. Sandhya

Husband: Ajith Kumar, Daughter - Parvathi

Kizhakkel- Late Smt. C.L. Karthyani Amma: 

She was the second daughter of Lakshmi Amma, married to Shri.Kappillil Narayana
Pillai. Narayana Pillai was a successful businessman, who at a later stage had run
a ration shop in Pulluvazhy for a long period.

She was blessed with 7 children.

1. Late Smt. C.K.Chempakavally Amma, Husband: Late Shri. T.G.Kailas -
4 Children

1. Late Shri. C.K.Gopinath 
2. Leela

Husband: J.Krishnan Kutty, Children: Ashish and Archana


1. Archana-Husband: Rajesh, Sons: Roshan and Nitish

3. Valsala

Husband: B.Radhakrishnan, Children: Praveen and Naveen


1. Praveen -Wife: Sandhya, Daughters: Malavika and Pavithra.



2.Naveen- Wife: Dhanya, Daughters:

4. Late Shri. C.K. Pradeep

Wife: Philiomina, Children: Preethi, Janeefa, and Shalini

2. Late Shri. G.Sivan Pillai, Wife: Ammini Amma - 3 Children

1. Rajeev

Wife: Cini, Children: Rahul R. and Goury R.

2. Santosh

Wife: Ranjini, Daughter: Sreelakshmi

3. Manjula

Husband: B.Manoj, Sons: Gokul M and Goutham M.

3. Late Shri. G.Ramachandran Nair, Wife: Santha - 2 Children

1. Salil R.Nair

Wife: Manju, Children: Anu and Ashwin

2. Sunil R.Nair

Wife: Roopa, Son: Akhil 

4. C.K.Ammini Amma, Husband: Late Shri. P.N.Sankaran Nair - 3 Children

1. S.Shyam

Wife: Geetha, Children: Arjun and Gopi Krishna

2. S.Girish

Wife: Rajani, Daughter: Krishnaja

3. S.Jaya

Husband: P.Padmanabhan Nair, Children: Manu Shankar and Ravi Shankar

5. C.K.Lakshmikutty, Husband: Late Shri. V.K. Prabhakaran - 3 Children

1. P.Sreekumar

Wife: Sindhu, Son: Sabarinath

2. Beena P.

Husband: Late Shri. Sasi Sankar, Children: Vishnu and Meenakshi

3. Seena P. 

Husband: Sreekumar, Children: Siddharth and Anagha

6. C.K.Remadevi: Husband: P.P.Narayanapillai - 2 Children

1. Sreekumar Pillai

Wife: Sheena Pillai, Daughter: Ananya Pillai

2. Sreekala Shah

Husband: Parag Shah, Daughter: Pratha Shah

7. C.K. Devi, Husband: Late Shri. T.S. Sivasankaran Nair - 2 Children

1. Late Shri. Sandeep S.Nair
2. Dilip S.Nair

Wife: Maya, Children- Rukmini D.Nair and Abhimanyu D. Nair

Vadakkekara- Late Smt.C.L. Parukutti Amma 

The third daughter of Lakshmi Amma, married to Shri. T.M.Govindan Nair, a then
govt school teacher, who later on relocated to Muvattupuzha with his family. 

She was blessed with 3 children.

1. C.P.Rajamma, Husband: late Shri. K.N.Gopala Pillai - 4 Children

1. Maya C.G.

Husband: Chandran, Children: Arun and Aswathy

1. Aswathy: Husband: Suhas, Daughters: Sraddha and Shreya

2. Arun: Wife: Archana, Daughter: Gayathri

2. Chandrika C.R.

Husband: Jagadeesh, Children: Ajith and Anjali

1. Ajith: Wife: Reshmi

2: Anjali: Husband: Akash

3. K.G. Pradeep

Wife: Seetha, Children: Sidharth and Sreelakshmi

4. Sheela

Husband: Raveendran, Children: Arjun and Abhimanyu

2. C.P.Sathidevi, Husband: late Shri. N.V.Kumaran Nair - 3 Child

1. Usha S.

Husband: A.P.Sreedharan Kidavu, Children: Kiran Kumar and Krishna
Kumar.

2. Santosh K.

Wife: Manjula, Daughter: Anitha, Son-in-law: Harsh

3. Naveen K.

Wife: Vijaya, Daughters: Haritha and Keerthana

3. C.P.Bhaskaran Nair: Wife: N.Remadevi, Children - 2

1. Surya

Husband: Abhilash, Children: Yashas and Surabhi

2. Arya

Husband: Vishnu

Perumpilli kudiyil - Late Smt. C.L. Janaki Amma

The fourth daughter of Lakshmi Amma, who left us in 1993. She was married to
Shri.T.M. Parameswaran Pillai, a School Teacher, and a dedicated Congress follower
(passed away in 1995). 

She was blessed with 6 children.

1. Late Smt.C.J.Radhamani, Husband: Late.Capt.K.J.Narayana Pillai-3 children

1. Sujatha N.

Husband: Dr.Murali Krishnan, Sons: Gokul Krishna and Nikhil Krishna

2. Suma N.

Husband: Suresh Kumar, Daughter: Smrithi

3. Adv.Sudheer

Wife: Lekha, Children: Kavya and Devadev

2. Late Prof. C.P. Janardhanan, Wife: Girijadevi, Children - 2

1. Jagath Prakash J.

Wife: Kala, Daughters: Bhadra and Amrita

2. Pratibha 

Husband: Prakash, Children: Arjun and Shivani

3. Late Shri. C.P. Divakaran, Wife: Indira, Children - 2

1. Dinil Kumar

Wife: Anjana, Daughters: Sethulakshmi and Janaki

2. Deepa

Husband: Jayakrishnan, Son: Balagopal

4. Late Shri. C.P. Purushothaman

5. C.P. Somasekharan, Wife: Santha Menon, Children - 3

1. Hemanth S.

Wife: Joella, Daughter: Kalyani

2. Vasanth S.

Wife: Pranitha

3. Shalini S.

Husband: Sreejith

6. C.P.Subhash, Wife: Anupama Menon, Children - 2

1. Aswathi S.
2. Sreelakshmi S.

Padinjaare Kudiyil - Late Smt. Bhavani Amma

The fifth daughter of Lakshmi Amma, married to Shri. C.P. Narayanapillai (passed away). 

She was blessed with 10 children.

1. C.B. Malathy, Husband: Late Shri. N.R.Ramakaimal, Children - 3 

1. Vinod R.

Wife: Sangeetha, Children: Varun and Varsha

2. Jayasree R.

Husband: Gunasekharan, Daughters: Smrithi and Sruthi


1. Smrithi
Husband: Girish R.

3. Prakash R.

Wife: Latha, Son: Abhishek and Akshay

2. C.G.Muralidharan Nair, Wife: Omana, Children - 2

1. Sreekanth

Wife: Narthana, Daughter: Nanda

2. Prasanth:

Wife: Poornima, Son: Pranav P.Nair

3. Late Smt.C.B. Indira, Husband: Shri. Madhavan, Children - 2

1. Prasad M.

Wife: Swarna M, Daughter: Parinita P.

2. Manoj M.

Wife: Mageshwari, Daughter: Indhumathi

4. C.G. Venugopal, Wife: Vasanthi, Daughter - 1

1. Vidya

Husband: Anoop, Sons: Aarav Prasanna and Ahaan Prasanna

5. C.G.Jayaram, Wife: Ushakumari, Children - 2

1. Anoop
2. Shalini

6. C.G. Mohanan, Wife: Girija, Children - 2

1. Meera - Passed away
2. Lakshmi 

7. Late Smt. C.B. Komalam, Husband: Arumughan, Children - 3

1. Anish

Wife: Simi, Children: Agney and Aganya

2. Ajesh

Wife: Maya, Daughter: Nanma

3. Anjana

Husband: Prejith, Son: Adrith

8. C.B. Vanajam, Husband: Prathap Chandra Kaimal, Children - 2

1. Veena

Husband: Siddarth, Daughter: Tanvi S. Menon

2. Vineeth

Wife: Manju Krishna Haridas, Sons: Dyan and Ayan

9. C.B. Prasanna, Husband: M. Radhakrishnan, Children - 2

1. Vivek M.R.

Wife: Sreelekshmi G.S., Daughter: Triti S.V.

2. Vineetha M.R.

Husband: Sreejith, Daughter: Gowri Krishna A.S.

10. C.B. Girija, Husband: D.Pankaj, Children - 2

1. Rahul Pankaj
2. Reshma Pankaj

Tharavattil - Late Smt. Saraswathi Amma

The sixth daughter of Lakshmi Amma.  She was the youngest daughter married to Kapillil Sivaramapillai who died in 1983. The present Chakyarampurathu family has branched out from this ‘Tharavadu’, their children, grandchildren, and descendants. 

She was blessed with 6 children.

1. Suresh S. Pillai,  Wife: Leela, Children - 2

1. Manisha Naresh

Husband: Naresh, Daughter: Aishwarya

2. Mithun:

Wife: Ishita

2. Sudhakaran S.Pillai, Wife: Valsala, Children - 2

1. Sudheesh
2. Sunitha

Husband: Praveen

3. K.S. Susheela, Husband: Late Shri. K.G.Ramanakumar, Children - 3

1. Manesh R. Nair

Wife: Seena, Children: Akhil M.Nair, Amith M. Nair

2. Mahesh R.Nair

Wife: Sajitha, Daughter: Adithi

3. Rajesh R. Nair

Wife: Rajitha, Children: Anirudh and Arundhathi

4. Late Smt. K.S. Sukumari,  Husband: P.Vijayamohan, Children - 2

1. Jisha V.

Husband: Sajeevan, Sons - Athul Sajeev and Avinash Sajeev

2. Vijesh V.

Wife:  Vineetha, Sons: Aadinath and Adharv

5. Nanappan S.Pillai, Wife: K.T.Jaya, Daughter - 1

1. Nisha

6. Ramachandran Nair C.S.:  Single

Members with Social Expertise:

1. Smt. C.K. Lakshmikutty 

She is one among the “FOUNDER MOTHERS OF PANCODE VANITHA SAMAJAM”.  The team has been serving free meals to people in their village
with the support of ICDS (Central Government Scheme). They have also set up an “Anganwadi” (kindergarten school) offering free education. In addition to it, Samajam had actively participated in the State Government Program to achieve 100% literacy in the state and Lakshmikutty Amma was also one of the teachers taking classes in the nearby colony.

2. Shri. Dileep 

Besides being General. Secretary of our Family Trust, he holds committee  membership in Kuttikat Mahadeva Temple. He is a dedicated member who is seen running around physically for both the family trust and the temple trust service.

Annual Welfare Programmes 

• One day tour (April)
• Cricket Match (Chacks - Juniors vs Seniors)
• Kudumbayogam (May)/ Release of Yearly Journal
• Holy Visit/ Temple Darshanam (July-August)
• Ramayana Parayanam (July-August)
• Onam (August-September) Celebration
• 5-day tour (December 4th week)
• New year celebration (December 31st)