Birla Public School celebrated Keralappiravi Day on November 3 with a series of cultural programmes highlighting the richness, uniqueness and heritage of the Malayalam language.
The principal, Dr Anand R Nair, inaugurated the ceremony. In his inaugural address, he highlighted the uniqueness and greatness of the Malayalam language and emphasised the importance of nurturing a love for one’s mother tongue among the younger generation.
The vice-principals, Radhika Rele and Edna Fernandez; members of the senior leadership; and Shiju P R, head of the Malayalam Department; attended the programme.
Following the prayer song, Riva Bin administered the language pledge. Jahnavi Ajith delivered a speech on the topic “Kerala and the Malayalam Language”, highlighting the language’s significance and cultural heritage.
The cultural celebrations began with a poem recitation by Dhruva Rajesh, followed by a group song by students of the Primary Section and a group dance by girls of the Secondary Section. The performances added colour and vibrancy to the celebrations, reflecting Kerala’s rich cultural traditions.
The celebration served as a meaningful tribute to Kerala’s rich linguistic and cultural heritage, reinforcing the importance of preserving and promoting Malayalam among the younger generation.