World Malayalee Council
The Indian Region of the World Malayalee Council unites Malayalees across multiple provinces — Hyderabad, Malabar, Travancore, Delhi and more — championing culture, charity, and community from the motherland soil.
"Let us embrace progressive ideas, leverage our collective strength for community empowerment, and always lead with empathy. Together, we will ensure that the WMC Indian Region continues to illuminate lives, preserve our rich cultural legacy, and create a legacy of harmony that generations to come will inherit with pride. Forward together with hope, harmony, and progress."
Warm regards,
P. Padmakumar,
President, WMC Indian Region
World Malayalee Council
The Indian Region operates through multiple provinces across the country. Tap a province to view its office bearers for the 2025-27 term.
The World Malayalee Council Indian Region stands as a magnificent testament to the enduring spirit, cultural pride, and collective brilliance of the Malayalee diaspora within the Indian subcontinent and its neighboring borders.
Operating from its vibrant, strategically located Regional headquarters in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, the Indian Region serves as the energetic heartbeat of the organization through its network within 21 Provinces. It seamlessly bridges the rich heritage of the Kerala motherland with the diverse, widely scattered communities of Keralites making a massive impact across India and beyond.
The structural brilliance of the WMC Indian Region is beautifully illustrated through its vast network of provinces, which intricately weave a tapestry of global brotherhood, social welfare, and cultural preservation. Each province acts as a dynamic, localized anchor — translating the grand vision of WMC into tangible grassroots impact.
Active Provinces Across India
Meet the office bearers and members from all provinces of WMC Indian Region for the 2025-27 term.
From the Middle East to the Americas, from Europe to the Far East — the WMC Global network spans continents, uniting Malayalees with a shared identity and purpose.
53 Countries · 1M+ Members
The Indian Region of the World Malayalee Council is the spiritual and operational heart of our global family. Headquartered in Coimbatore, Tamil Nadu, the region anchors WMC's worldwide network in the soil of the motherland, connecting more than a million Malayalees abroad with their cultural origin.
Operating across 21 vibrant provinces — Coimabtore, Travancore, Hyderabad and more — the India Region carries out grassroots programs in education, women's empowerment, charity, and cultural exchange, while serving as the convening hub for global initiatives.
Explore Our WorkFrom disaster relief to dream homes — WMC Global turns compassion into action across communities worldwide.
Uniting the global Malayalee diaspora to preserve heritage, empower communities, and build a resilient future.
Connect Malayalees worldwide in a non-political, inclusive family that transcends borders and celebrates shared identity.
Celebrate Malayalam language, arts, and traditions across generations so our rich heritage is never forgotten.
Support poor families, fund student education, and aid disaster relief — turning compassion into meaningful action.
Network entrepreneurs, promote trade, and scale local ideas globally to create prosperity for our community.
Host forums, workshops, and youth programs to ignite future visionaries and cultivate tomorrow's leaders.
Build lasting connections through cultural events, welfare programs, and collaborative platforms worldwide.
The Coimbatore Province recently marked Environment Day by planting tree saplings in various schools and colleges throughout the area. The first event, led by Mr. Mohan Pathiyal, took place at the Nehru Institute of Technology in Kaliyapiram. Sri Krishna Kumar, the CEO and Secretary of NGI, was the chief guest, and we were honored to have Mr. Padmakumar Nair, the esteemed President of WMC India Region, as the guest of honor. Other notable attendees included Indian Region Province Coordinator Devadas Menon, senior leaders Mr. Bhinu, Mr. Jayakrishnan, and the ladies' wing joint secretary, Mrs. Radhamany Devadas. A vibrant crowd of faculty, teaching staff, and enthusiastic students from NGI joined in the tree planting efforts.
In this event, wheelchairs and sewing machines were distributed to underprivileged individuals as part of a meaningful community service initiative. The event was graced by distinguished guests, including Surendran Kannat, Sunny Valiyat, Padmakumar Nair, and K. P. U. Ali. Special appreciation to Noushad Areekode and his team for their dedication in making this impactful initiative a success.
Celebrating the Kerala New Year with vibrant cultural programs, traditional cuisine, and community fellowship.
Connect with over one million Malayalees across 53 countries. Together, we celebrate our heritage and build a stronger future.
