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A dream come true!

The KRRA building  was inaugurated on January 29, 2012. Prof RVG Menon, KRRA Patron, severed off  the ribbon and entered the hall accompanied by members and invitees. The day's programme included the annual general body,  a public meeting and a  variety entertainment show staged by KRRA members. Dinner was also  served to the whole gathering of more than 300 invitees as well as members.

 

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Why Residents' Associations?

 

In a democratic set-up where individual grievances relating to issues confronting the common citizenry are not addressed or redressed by the authorities that be, the need for joining together to fight for civic rights will naturally arise. And this need has slowly led to the growth of organizations popularly known as Residents' Associations. When these associations gained gradual strength and realized the prospects of bargaining with those in power, more and more of them began to be formed in various parts of the state of Kerala, God's Own Country. With over 700 such associations in Thiruvananthapuram alone, the capital city, Residents' Associations have now become a force to reckon with.

 

KRRA office building was inaugurated at 3.55 PM on Sunday, January 29, 2012. .

 

Kesavadev Road Residents’ Association has successfully turned 17. KRRA stands for the peaceful coexistence of its people. The Executive Committee of KRRA is constantly striving for the overall development of the region and constant betterment of the members. Please visit our link ACHIEVEMENTS for more details about our service.

 

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 KRRA wishes you a very peaceful and prosperous year in 2012!

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