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Class of 1991 launches Project Shine, a unique, powerful & relevant education outreach program

Posted by The Kazhakian on July 8, 2015 in Kazhak Chronicles, The Young Kazhaks

Project SHINE by the Class of 1991 envisages a simple, yet powerful initiative that brings social progress through education in a innovative manner.

Prithviraj Sukumaran in Celluloid-(2013)

A Kazhak wins the 2012 Kerala State Best Actor Award

Posted by The Kazhakian on October 30, 2013 in Kazhak Chronicles, The Young Kazhaks

When Prithviraj Sukumaran won the Kerala State Best Actor Award for his portrayal of JC Daniel, it was his second win, the previous one was in 2006.

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Josy Joseph is the proud recipient of the Ramnath Goenka award 2012

Posted by The Kazhakian on October 10, 2013 in Kazhak Chronicles, The Young Kazhaks

Josy Joseph received the Ramnath Goenka award 2012 in a glittering function in New Delhi by Chief Justice of India P Sathasivam.

Rony Nair featured in ET on Sunday’s series.

Posted by The Kazhakian on January 16, 2012 in Kazhak Chronicles, The Young Kazhaks

Rony Nair is one of those people whose faces you don’t see but only hear about in Syriana, the Hollywood movie on the oil industry starring George Clooney.

Josy Joseph awarded the Prem Bhatia prize 2011

Posted by The Kazhakian on August 13, 2011 in Kazhak Chronicles, The Young Kazhaks

Josy Joseph, Editor – Special projects at Times of India and from the Class of 1991, who exposed the Adarsh, 2G and Kalmadi scams has been awarded the Prem Bhatia award for excellence in political reporting.

OBA 2011 | Pradeep TT’s perspective

Posted by The Kazhakian on June 22, 2011 in Gallery, K-90 OBA Reunions, The Sainik School OBA 2011, The Young Kazhaks

OBA 2011 from Dr Pradeep Thankappan’s picture-box. All rights and credits belong to the good Doctor ! Pradeep TT is from the Class of 1991.

Generational

Posted by Byju Sukumaran on June 21, 2011 in Kazhak Chronicles, The Young Kazhaks

He recalled his father taking him to classical music concerts in Bombay – an overnight trip which they could barely afford. These concerts mostly extended late into the night, and they often missed the last train they needed to catch to get back home. At the train station his father scrambled the last remaining coins from his pocket to buy his son a meal while he remained hungry. Then they would both huddle together and sleep on the railway platform waiting for the train next morning.

Basketball courts at Sainik School Kazhakootam

What does Sainik School mean to a Kazhak?

Posted by The Kazhakian on August 1, 2010 in Kazhak Chronicles, The Young Kazhaks

It has not been an easy journey so far, and as much as I have put up with my disability, I have been nurtured and protected by a circle of love that is a direct offshoot of the relationships that were cast in iron during my years at Sainik School. My classmates rallied around me, taking their time out from their own busy lives to support me as I tried to live my life on my own terms. They have contributed, not in small measure, for my expensive treatments and funding an electric wheelchair which would help me at work and make my task easier. Considering my penchant for travel and being mobile as much possible, their sensitive gesture has gone a great way in enabling me to remain productive and relevant.

Football | Byju Sukumaran remembers MK Unni Sir

Posted by Major Jose on June 23, 2006 in Kazhak Chronicles, The Young Kazhaks

Unni Sir was a damn good coach. He dressed only in white shorts and white T-shirts. He coached us in shorts, came to the mess hall in shorts and I bet he even bathed and slept in those same old shorts. When he did not wear shorts, he wore a white pant and a white full sleeved shirt. He really knew how to motivate us, and that made us give him our 110%.