Samastha Kerala Varier Samajam

K 48/79

History

History

The idea of uniting Varier community members from across Kerala had been seriously considered by leaders and members of the community for a long time. As a result of dedicated efforts, on February 2, 1979, at the sacred premises of Vaikom Mahadeva Temple, the Varier Samajam was officially registered under The Travancore-Cochin Literary, Scientific and Charitable Societies Registration Act, 1955 with registration number K 48/79.

Vision

Our Vision

Our Vision is to unite, uplift, and empower the Varier community by preserving its rich spiritual, cultural, and intellectual heritage, while inspiring future generations to lead with wisdom, service, and pride.

Mission

Our Mission

Our mission is to unite and uplift the Varier community by preserving its rich spiritual and cultural heritage. Through collective effort and shared values, we strive to empower our members, foster collaboration, build a compassionate and developed forward-thinking community focused on social well-being.

For more please visit our official website: https://variersamajam.org/about-us/

Achievements

Some of the key achievements accomplished through the collective efforts under the Samajam include

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Akshaya, the central office in Guruvayur
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Theertham magazines
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Varier Samajam Charitable Trust
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Varier Samajam Hall in Changanassery
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Educational institutions
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Tulasi Hall in Taliparamba

Theertham

The Samajam’s flagship magazine, Pages rooted in culture with values that unite, inspire, and preserve.

Our Amazing Team

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K V Muraleedharan

Managing Editor

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CBS Warrier

Coordinating Editor

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M V Sreedharan

Editor

"Theertham’s journey is more than just the evolution of a magazine—it’s a testament to dedication, unity, and perseverance. What began as a modest bulletin has grown into a respected magazine that continues to inspire. Theertham remains committed to being a lasting platform that celebrates our community’s heritage, values, and voices—connecting generations through culture and tradition. And its story is still being written"