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My Friends  The photo on the left was taken from Vilangan kunnu (Vilangan hills) a hill in the suburbs for Trichur. Here I introduce to you another of my friends, Krishna Das. He was my junior in college, and he just completed his studies. He is working as a faculty at CMC Computers, Thrissur. Next in the photo is of course me, and then standing next to each other are the two Madhus.
Among other friends I would like to mention Ms. Neeta Mohandas, and Ms. Swapna.A who has shown me the value of true friend ship, what it should be and what it is not to be. Times have changed. Our team is slowly seperating. Not that we had a fight and split up. Every one had to take care of his future life. Prasanth left for Madras, Madhu is in Pune and Krishna Das. Now to see us in action you would have to wait for some long Holidays. It has been put to my notice that after the two Flying Squads operating in the town our vehicles are the ones which traverse the town frequently. More information and pictures of my friends...... Perinthalakkat
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Perinthalakkat is my family name. My father P.K. Keshavan
Nambudiri retired as Sr. Music Composer from All India Radio. My mother E.T. Nirmala Devi,
is a practising Ayurvedic Doctor. The photo on to your right is of my Tharavad or
ancestral house. This place is in a small village of Parasseri in Palghat District,
Kerala. When it was school vacation time, kids (my cousins, relatives of neighbours) just
came running to this huge mansion. And then we had only one thing to do, play games.
Now my friends who used to come down to this place have got better work to do else
where and I have my own life in Thrissur. So now this place looks a bit deserted. My
paternal uncle and his wife are the only occupants here now. 
This is the place where I learnt the basics of the super machine, the
computer. I joined this institute in 1992 and completed the course within 1 year. I also
worked here as a part time staff for nearly 3 years. This photo was taken when the staff
went on a picnic.