The Kerala Social and Cultural Association (KSCA) has recently welcomed a new managing committee for the 2026-28 term following a successful election process. This marks an important step in the organization’s evolution, emphasizing its commitment to serving the community in Qatar.
Election Process and New Roles
The elections were conducted under the guidelines of the Embassy of India in Qatar, with the process overseen by the Indian Cultural Centre (ICC) and facilitated by Election Officer Shantanu Deshpande. A total of 11 members were selected to form the new committee, with Sreejith P Pillai taking on the role of President and Sreekumar Nair stepping in as General Secretary. This leadership combination is expected to bring a fresh perspective and renewed energy to the association.
Oath-Taking Ceremony Highlights
On September 11, 2026, the oath-taking ceremony took place at the ICC Mumbai Hall. The event was graced by the Election Commissioner, several founding members, and previous committee members, along with ICC officials and other members of the community. This gathering not only celebrated the new leadership but also served as a platform for reaffirming the association’s core values and mission.
Commitment to the Community
The new committee members have expressed their sincere gratitude for the trust bestowed upon them by the community. They are fully committed to working diligently for the betterment of the association and its members. Their goal is to create a thriving environment that fosters social and cultural development. Through various initiatives and programs, they aim to engage the community, promote Kerala’s rich heritage, and provide a platform for members to connect and collaborate.
Looking Ahead
As the KSCA embarks on this new chapter, the expectation is high for innovative projects and community-oriented activities. The leadership is keen on incorporating feedback from members to ensure that the association remains relevant and meets the diverse needs of its constituents. With a focus on inclusivity and active participation, the new managing committee is determined to enhance the overall experience for all members.
The KSCA’s new leadership is poised to make a significant impact in Doha, marking a promising future for Kerala’s expatriate community in Qatar. Their initiatives will not only strengthen cultural ties but also foster a sense of belonging among members. As the committee steps into this role, they are committed to delivering on their promises and ensuring the association thrives.