Dr. P.V. Baiju is a director board member from Alberta Chapter, He comes from the profession of professors and columnists. He has brought out the many avenues of Canadian Indians’ struggles to the world in a profound way. His media work in Canada was recognized as the Organon for Canadian Indians. His regular column “akkare …
He is visual media creator, video journalist based in Calgary and he volunteer in Global Reporter Channel and NAMMAL Media. Also volunteering and supporting ” Nammal Online” news portal (Nammal Online is a website run by a group of visionaries in Canada) will cover International, Indian, Kerala, and North American News. He is also a …
He is a freelance writer. Also, visual media creator, video journalist based in Calgary and he volunteer in Global Reporter Channel and NAMMAL Media.. Also volunteering and supporting ” Nammal Online” news portal (Nammal Online is a website run by a group of visionaries in Canada) will cover International, Indian, Kerala, and North American News. …
He is a freelance writer. Also, visual media creator. He wrote the script, directed, and acted with his family in short films. He produced short films on various subjects based on the day-to-day relevant matters, on the banner of “One-dollar creations.”. Also, editorial board member of IAPC Alberta Chronicle.
He is a visual media anchoring enthusiast from Edmonton. Presently he is volunteering for the Global Reporter channel and providing local news of the Edmonton area. He is a good Vlogger and having a vlog on YouTube channel. (The vlog is about Canadian lifestyle, food, immigration procedures s etc. Some videos are made with the …
He is a Teacher of English, Financial Secretary of Knights of Columbus, and the PRO of St. Mother Teresa Church, Calgary. He was the Chief Editor of the Souvenir 2018 published by the SyroMalabar Community in Calgary and Chief Editor of Samiksha Magazine.
He has been working in Edmonton Journal and Edmonton Sun for the last twenty-five years.
He is based in Calgary, and an engineer by profession who writes in various periodicals published from North America. He used to be the Coordinator of Malayalee Cultural Association of Calgary. He is one of the chief organizers of Kavyasandhya, a forum for literature lovers in Calgary.
A reporter for the Global Reporter Channel’s Edmonton Bureau. He is also working as a mentor heal therapist at the Alberta Health Services. Over 10 years, he has been leading and cooperating with various programs for the identity and development of Malayalees.
A freelance writer. She is a blog writer and works as a program coordinator at a non- profit organization.
