MALAYALAM RESEARCH CENTRE ANNUAL REPORT( 2020-2021 )

Coursework for researchers at Malayalam research centre of Guruvayoor Little Flower College started on January 1, 2020 under the chairmanship of Vice Principal Rv.Sr. JEESMA ( VALSA M. A ).Vaikom Mohammad Basheer Remembrance on January 21 under the leadership of researcher Gayathridevi S and Mother Language Day celebrations on 20th February by Sumitha P.K was the initial key programs. Sanjana P S organized a meeting of researchers on March 3 in memory of Ilamkulam Kunjanpillai and intensified the research activities by joining the Malayalam department .The researchers presented their paper at the National Webinar hosted by Little Flower College on August 3, 4 & 5 Researcher Jofy Raphy led an essay competition on 'Changing Malayalam and Farting Malayalee' for students under the auspices of the Research Society on the occasion of the birth of Kerala state.Gayatri Devi organized a language and literature quiz for students on the occasion of International Arabic Day.During this period Researchers presented papers on different topics mention below to strengthened research activities.Rafeeda E ' Urban Fantasy - In novels of Sethu', JofyRaphy ' The court is presented in the stories of malayalam ', Sumitha PK's 'The world of the marginalized - a study based on the story of MP Narayana Pillai's Hijada ' and Sanjana PS -' Essays on Rituals in Unnikrishnan Puthur's Novels'. N N Kakkad Remembrance on January 6, 2021 was conducted under the leadership of researcher Rafeeda E.Researchers meet under the chairmanship of Jofy Raphy to declare solidarity with the peasant struggle on the occasion of National Youth Day on January 11. Kumaranasan remembrance was conducted on January 18 under the leadership of researcher swathy suresh. E. Following this, a memorial bin was held on January 21 on the occasion of Sugathakumari's birthday under the auspices of the Malayalam Research Society.Poet and Literary Critic Shri Athmaraman delivered the keynote address at this webinar led by researcher Sumitha P K.