KSU

KSU, Kerala Students Union was formed on 1957 May 30th in Alapuzha. The origin of Kerala Students Union was as a consolidation of student organisations working in different platforms opposing SF. Thus a new student organisation framed in Alapuzha, Mullackal Thanuvayyar buildings under the leadership of George Tharakan as President & Vayalar Ravi as General Secretary, officially announced the birth of a new era, in the corridors of kollam fathima matha national college.

As its elder brother ISU (independent students union) the consolidation of various students organisations KSU also decided to work as a students wing in favour of Indian National Congress.
The growth of KSU in Kerala was very rapid and it flourished state wide.

But the major important milestone in the history of KSU and in Kerala politics was the historical 'Vimochana Samaram' by which ended the communist rule in 1958.






HEY........DO WANT 2 U STUDY IN A PEACEFUL CAMPUS............I THINK IT IS HIGH TIME WE REALISED THAT OUR COLLEGE IS IN INDIA AND NOT IN IRAQ...............THIS COMMUNITY IS HOME 2 ALL THOSE WHO TRULY WISH THAT OUR MESCE SHOULD BE CLEANSED FROM ALL ANTI-SOCIAL ACTIVITIES(COURTESY "SFI")........IF I AM NOT MISTAKEN, I DONT THINK THEY HAVE CHANGED THE NAME OF OUR COLLEGE FROM MES COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING TO MES COLLEGE OF "RAKTHASAKSHIS"............THE ONLY MEDICINE AVAILABLE FOR THIS CANCER IS US............KSU.......SO... WHAT ARE YOU PEOPLE WAITING FOR ?.............LET US CONGREGATE UNDER THIS FIST OF UNITY CALLED KSU AND JOIN THE "SAY NO TO RED" കാമ്പൈഗ്ന്‍

Aam Aadmi Ke Badhte Kadam
Har Kadam Par Bharat Buland


""The aam aadmi in India is that person who does not have a connection to the system. Whether he is poor or rich, Hindu, Muslim, Sikh or Christian, educated or uneducated, if he is not connected to the system, he is an aam aadmi.
We call him the common man but in fact he is unique.

He has immense capabilities, intelligence and strength. He builds this country every day of his life and yet our system crushes him at every step... we will never build a nation until we start recognising and respecting the common man.

"We will never build a nation until we build a system in which this man’s progress is based not on who he knows but on what he knows. This is the challenge of our generation."