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Excellent Performance 19 Scout Students selected to * National Athletics Championship * in Kerala School State Kalotsav * WORLD SCOUT JAMBOREE in Overall Championship in * District Overall Championship NORTH AMERICA * Sub-District School Kalotsav * Ever shine Performance *Overall Championship in State * Overall Championship in in CBSE School State Kalotsav School IT Fair Sahodaya Kid’s Fest (Tirur Region). Third Overall in CBSE School Overall Championship in Overall in District Kid’s * District Kalotsav * * Athletic Championship Sub District Science Fair 1 The Ideal Montessori Team with Sahodaya Kids’ Fest Overall Trophy (Tirur Region) 2 E.T. Mohammed Basheer MP inaugurates TEAM 2017, Ideal Staff Day Celebrations STAFF DAY A STAGE TO HONOUR THE HARD WORK AND DEDICATION deal Staff Day (TEAM-2017)was celebrated on I2nd November 2017, a family get together for honouring the pioneer staff members who did showcase multifarious skills of untiring handwork and dutiful dedication in academic as well as extracurricular endeavours. As a preparation for this great day, two days’ section wise residential camps were arranged. Prof. Dr. Muhammed Unni Alias Musthafa led an exclusive training session followed by the honoring programme. The awards were given away to the Best Teacher, Best Driver, Best Vehicle Assistant, Best House Keeping Staff along with Full Attendance and Meritorious Awards, besides the Award for those who completed Ten years of services in Ideal Campus. The Best Teacher Award Winner The programme was inaugurated by Sri. E.T Mr. Mohammed Haneefa honoured by Mohammed Basheer M.P., Mr. Kunhavu Haji, the Sri. M.P. Abdul Samad Samadani Chairman of Ideal Trust presided over the session. Senior Principal Mr. V. T Joseph, Prof. Koyakkutty T. K, Prof. Moideenkutty.P, Mr. Moidu V and Mr. Ummer Punathil felicitated the award winners. Mr. K.A Majeed, the Manager of Ideal Institutions welcomed the gathering and Mr. Abhilash Sankar, convener of the Staff Day Celebrations proposed vote of thanks. 3 Mr. Mohammed Haneefa receives the Best Teacher Award from Sri. E.T. Mohammed Basheer M.P. in the presence of his wife Mrs. Sulaikha, children Safa, Mohammed Sinan , Mohammed Shan and Ideal family members. THE BEST TEACHER 2016-17 r. Mohammed Haneefa, the recipient of the MIdeal best Teacher Award is indeed a role model of hard-work and sincerity. His goal of life was to become a successful teacher, an evergreen ambition which had originated in his mind at the age of fifteen because of the inspirational influence of his beloved teachers. Just after the completion of his studies Mr. Haneefa worked as a teacher in various Islamic Institutions. In 2006 he found himself rooted in Kadakassery, beginning his teaching career in Ideal as an Arabic staff. Having completed ten years in Ideal, Mr. Mohammed Haneefa who has also stamped his unique name by being the convener of Achievers’ Day, Toppers’ Meet and Onam Celebrations, continues his service as the warden of Ideal Boys Hostel along with being the in-charge of Green Campus Project. Being the eldest son of Mr. Poothani Moidheen and Mrs.Nafeesa, residing in Pukkooth, Pandikkad, Mr. Mohammed Haneefa who is a winner of Full Attendance Award (three years continuously) Meritorious Award and Ten year completion Award, is married to Sulaikha whose children Safa, Mohammed Sinan and Mohammed Shan are studying in standard X, VI and III respectively. Mr. Haneefa’s Younger Brother Mr. Muneer is also a staff of Ideal. 4 Mr. Joseph V.T, The Senior Principal is honoured by Sri. M.P Abdul Samad Samadani, along with Mr. Kunjhavu Haji P, Mr. K. A. Majeed, Mr.V.Moidu & various section heads THE SENIOR PRINCIPAL Mr.V.T.Joseph HONOURED r. Joseph V. T, hailing from Thodupuzha, Menriched with a long period of excellent experience in the field of education, has been rendering his regardful service as the Vice Prin- cipal & Academic Adviser ever since he joined Ideal International Institute of Education in the year 2006, until he resumed the duties of the Senior Principal, incessantly involving himself in the day to day functioning of the Campus which is vibrant with more than 4700 Students & 445 dedicated Staff who collectively work as a team under the stewardship of the Manager Sri.Majeed Ideal. Being an ever-dynamic epitome of true sim- plicity & humility, recipient of various acco- lades like Excellency Award, 10 year completion ‘‘A good teacher can inspire Award etc., Mr. Joseph Vandanuth & his wife hope, ignite the imagination Rosa Joseph are blessed with two sons namely and instill a love of learning....’’ Nix Jose & Savio Jose. 5 Mrs. Remila Sunil, Mrs. Jisha K, Mrs. Sheena UM, Mrs. Saritha K, Mrs. Preethi PU, Mrs. Rekha U, Ms.Rifa Fernandas, Ms. Deepa Jasmine K Mrs. Seema, Mrs. Sajitha M, Mrs. Vijayakumari A, Mrs. Vanaja K, Mrs. Bindu K, Mrs. Deepthi K, Mr. Sameer A, Mrs Ajitha AP Mr. Vijeesh V.P, Mr. Vipeesh PV, Mrs. Priya Madhu, Mrs. Sefiya M, Mr. Yahkoob K, Mr. Shamsudheen V.V, Mr. Shajahan, Mr. Hamsath, Mrs. Nadira V 6 Mrs. Supriya Unnikrishnan, Mrs. Chithra Haridas, Mrs. Ramya T, Mrs. Divya Dinesh, Mr. Mohammed Haneefa, Mr. Hussain PP, Mrs. Subhadra K Mr.Joseph VT, Mrs. Shima K., Mrs. Rajasree S , Mrs. Sundari P.V Mrs. Saleena M, Mrs. Usha A, Mrs. Bindu Nair, Mr. Sundaran I, Mr. Sudheesh S, Mr. Shamsudheen, Mrs. Janaki Mr. Nadeesh Chacko, Ideal Sports Academy Coach receives Best Performer Award from Sri. E.T Mohammed Basheer MP for the marvelous achievements in various Athletic championships in the year 2016-17 7 Mr. P. Surendran, renowned short story writer and social activist delivers inaugural address. ACHIEVERS’ DAY chievers’ day was organized in Ideal Campus for honourning the outstanding Astudents who excelled in Sports, Arts, Science Fair, Games, Teakwondo, Chess Competitions etc conducted from Sub-district to National levels. Mr. P. Surendran, the renowned short story writer and social activist in his inaugural address, expressed his admiration to the students’ achievements and appreciated the Coaches, Teachers and the Family members of the award recipients for their support and co operation. Mrs. C. R Remya Mr.C.Pradeep Mr. K. Kunhavu Mr. Sayyid K.K.S Mr. K.A.Majeed Mr. V.T Joseph (Munsif Magistrate, Kumar Haji Attakkoya Thangal (Manager) (Senior Principal) (AEO, Edappal) Ponnani) (Chairman, Ideal Trust) (Secretary, Ideal Trust) 8 Mr. C Pradeep Kumar (AEO, Edappal) congratulates all winners In the Honouring programme which was presided over by Sri.P.Kunhavu Haji, a total of 1300 students were given Trophies and Certificates, including 100 Scout and Guide students who got Rajyapuraskar and 500 students who scored top ranks in Ideal Talent Examination and in STSE (Sahodaya Talent Search Examination). The National Gold Medal winner (110 Metre Hurdles) Master Melbin Biju and winners of State level School Sports Meet, State level Maths and IT Fair, State School Kalotsav, Central Sahodaya District Arts and Sports meet, Kids’ Fest, State level Teakwondo Championship, District level chess competition along with 19 Scout and Guide Students who were selected for the prestigious Jamboori to be held in America next year, besides the winners in various competitions conducted for Student Police Cadets (SPC). Mrs. C. R Remya (Munsif Magistrate, Ponnani), Mr. C. Pradeep Kumar (AEO, Edappal), Mr. Sayyid K.K.S Attakkoya Thangal (Secretary, Ideal Trust), Mr. Majeed Ideal, Mr. V. T. Joseph (Senior Principal), Mrs.Praveena Raja, Mr. V. Moidu, Mr. Ummer Punathil, Mrs. Abhilash Sankar, Mrs.Chithra Haridas, Mrs.Leena Prem, Mrs. P. V. Sindu, Mrs. Usha Krishnakumar, Mrs. Priya Aravind, Mrs. Supriya Unnikrishnan, Mrs. Bindu Prakash & Mr. P. P Hussain distributed the trophies. 9 Oppana, Jannath Shadha & Party State A Grade (HS) Sreelaksmi- Ottanthullal State A Grade (HSS) Parichamuttu , Mohammed Shaik & party State A Grade (HSS) Panchavadyam, Vishnu & party State A Grade (HSS) Parichamuttu-Mohammed Althaf & Party State A Grade (HS) Margamkali , Anupama & party State A Grade (HSS) 10 Oppana, Anshifa & party District A Grade (HSS) Nadanpattu- Malavika & Party Drama- Fasil Majid & party District A Grade (HSS) District A Grade (HSS) Arabanamuttu- Mohammed Jassim & Party Vrundhavadyam- Mohammed Yaseen & party -District A Grade (HS) District A Grade (HSS) Kolkkali- Mohammed Mishal & party Panchavadyam- Mohd. Rauf Ashraf District A Grade (HSS) & party , District A Grade (HS) 11 Ideal CBSE School Team receives Third overall Trophy from Malappuram Central Sahodaya officials Ruthu Nath-Folk Dance First A Grade Kolkali- Yousaf Arshak & Party Duffmuttu-Mohammed Ansith & party Second A Grade & State A Grade A grade (State) Nadanpattu- Sabareesh & Party, A Grade Oppana-Hishana Nasrin & party. A Grade Third overall winning Team Group Dance- Manya Ajith & party, A Grade 12 Mime Team-Mohammed Nihal & party Oppana- Liyana & Party A grade (State) Teachers Group Song-CBSE Kids’ Fest (First Prize) Sanganrutham-Ahana Raj & Party, State A Grade DHEERAJ FASNA SAVINAY KAJAL P.T. SIMRA M Pencil Drawing MAJIDA.K (VII) (VII) (VII) & Water Colour (VII) Mridhagam & first in district first in district State A Grade Digital Painting Thabala State A Grade State A Grade first in State first in State Painting -Water Colour Hindi Recitation SABAREESH (X) HANA (X) YEDHU GANESH Flute - First A Grade Power point Presentation& KRISHNA T. (X) Folk Dance – Light Music - Second English Extempore Power point Presentation A Grade State A Grade State A Grade First A Grade, State A Grade SAHODAYA SCIENCE FAIR (QUIZ-THIRD) SAHODAYA ARTS - QUIZ (THIRD) Bharatanatyam – First A Grade Kuchipudi – Second B Grade ABHINAND S.R. VARSHA S. ANJANA.T.P SREEDHAR HARI (VIF) (VIII) (IX) (VIIC) 13 Second overall winning team in Malappuram Central Sahodaya Athletics Championship held at Calicut University stadium Ideal CBSE School Athletes Participated in 22nd CBSE State Athletics Championship held at Pala, Kottyam CBSE State Athletics Meet Kottyam, 4x100m relay- Bronze Medal 1.Muhammed Murshid 2.Shahmel 3.
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    SPEAKERS AND DEPUTY SPEAKERS OF KERALA LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY RESEARCH SECTION SECRETARIAT OF THE KERALA LEGISLATURE THIRUVANANTHAPURAM 2017 Published for Kerala Legislature Secretariat Thiruvananthapuram-33 By the Secretary © Secretariat of the Kerala Legislature First Edition: 2006 Second Edition: 2007 Third Edition:2012 Fourth Edition: 2017 No. of copies: 500 Cover Design Shaji adaxa Printed at PrintExPress, Kaloor, Cochin-17 CONTENTS Foreword ....................................................................05 Preface .....................................................................07 The Office of the Speaker – A Symbol of Nation’s ..................09 Freedom and Liberty Speakers – Biographical Sketches .....................................17 Deputy Speakers – Biographical Sketches ...........................59 In the Saddle – Speakers and Deputy Speakers .......................91 - their tenures Election of Speakers and Deputy Speakers ...........................95 - some details In all Humility – Speakers’ speech after being elected ............99 Some Unique Records ................................................. 145 Speakers and Deputy Speakers ....................................... 149 – an alphabetical index FOREWORD The Indian Parliamentary system is the largest and one of the most effective of democratic institutions in the world. The heart of our democracy beats at the Parliament and the Legislative Assemblies. Being the representative of the people, the Parliament and the State Assemblies reflect the popular will