Showing posts with label Sreekumar Arookkutti. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sreekumar Arookkutti. Show all posts

Monday, July 21, 2008

Aanakkundoru katha parayan-Jumbo tales

Mr. Sreekumar Arookkutty, author of the book' aanakkundoru katha parayan' also the director of the programme E4 Elephant in Kairali TV. Picture courtsey:The Hindu

Every elephant has a story to tell that's the theme behind the book 'Aanakkundoru katha parayan' a book by Sreekumar Arookkutty, is very interesting and informative for the elephant craze people around the world. The writer who is the director of the Program 'E4 Elephant' in Kairali TV is sharing his own experience with the captive elephants of Kerala. The book explains the history and their present status in the festivals of Kerala in their own words. Surely this book will invoke the love towards elephants in the minds of readers. This book covers the stories of 57 captive elephants of kerala. In each story he covers its auspicious signs(lakshanangal), its present owner, its relations with owner, mahout and others, its peculiarities,its popularity, comparison with its contemporary elephants and many many more. Its a wonderful attempt in the elephant field of Kerala. Through this book writer conveys the difficulties of an elephant owner, the dedication of mahouts and it reveals the world around a chained elephant trying to explore the history behind its violent behaviors. This book also contains the address and phone numbers of elephant owners of Kerala.Surely this book is a feast to the elephant lovers.
The book starts with the most famous elephant of Sri Guruvayoorappa -'Guruvayoor Padmanabhan' and then he narrates the story of 'Sri ParamekkavuSree Parameswaran' the elephant living through our hearts. The other elephants are Guruvayoor Valiyakeshavan(Punnathoor Kotta)


Nandilathu Gopalakrishnan(passed)


Pambady Rajan


Saj Prasad(passed)


Thechikkottu kavu Ramachandran


Ezhuthachan Sreenivasan


Kuttankulangara Ramadas


Kodungalloor Gireeshan


Ezhuthachan shivashankaran(passed)


Poothrukkovil Ganapathy


Kongad Kutty shankaran


Thiruvambadi Shivasunder


Mangalamkunnu Ganapathy


Thirunakkara Shivan


Mangalamkunnu Ayyappan


Karunagappally Mahadevan


Thrikkadavoor Shivaraju


Kuttankulangara Arjunan


Chirakkal Kalidasan


Cherppulassery Parthan


Asiad Appu


Chirakkal Mahadevan


Iringappuram Prakashshankar


Puthenkulam Ananthapadmanabhan


Mangalamkunnu Karnan


Kolakolli(passed)


Shenoy Chandrashekharan


Puthenkulam Mahadevan


Paramekkavu Padmanabhan


Thiruvambadi Kuttishankaran


Thriprayar Ramachandran


Thadathavila Suresh


Cherthala Prameela


Bastian Vinayashankar


Manisseri Raghuram


Mullathu Ganapathy


Poomully Prithiraj


Iringolkavu Lakshmi


Ernakulam Shivakumar


Gurujiyil Shivanarayanan


Muthumala moorthi


Nakeri Ayyappan


Pallathankulangara Gireeshan


Oottoli Rajashekharan


Adiyatt Ayyappan


Kiran Narayanan kutty


Guruvayoormukundan


Eerattupetta Ayyappan


PullukulangaraGaneshan


Malayalappuzha Rajan


Chullipparambil Vishnushankar


Muthumala Rathi


Ravipuram Govindan


Thiruvanikkavu Jayaram Kannan


Kidangoor Sethu Lakshmi


You can buy this book from this link

Saturday, January 5, 2008

Thechikkottukavu Ramachandran

The hero of elephant lovers of Kerala. Today in E4 elephant the Director of the famous program Mr. Seeekumar Arookkootti asked to a mahout about his favourite elephant. His answer was Thechikkottukavu Ramachandran because of his manliness. According to his opinion there are two elephants in Kerala which have not any faminine characters.

  1. Thechikkottukavu Ramachandran
  2. Kanjirakkattu Gajendran

Some years ago Ramachandran climbed up to the first floor of a building after the punishments of the mahout. At the top he frightened to come down then a crane was used to lift him down. The contractor who had built the building became famous for the strong construction. The cement used for the building also got famous after this incident.

http://www.elephant-kerala.com/

Saturday, December 22, 2007

Elephant news

The tallest elephant of Asia died when trying to climb a lorry at Mulanjoor.
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Puthenkulam is becoming a popular tourist destination as it is home to the largest number of captive elephants in Kerala. More


As their natural habitat of forests shrink or disappear, elephants are up against the only predator they cannot seem to outwit: man. More

A full-grown tusker was captured recently under the orders of the Kerala Forest Minister and put through `training' required to make him obedient. During the training, the elephant was tortured to death. More

Watch an elephant. If it's happy, it will be flapping its ears. If not, the ears stay static. When it is very angry, the tail goes up, then beware! Another piece of advice from Sreekumar is: Never bend before an elephant. That is one pose it misinterprets. It feels it is about to be harmed. Director of the everhit TV programme E4 Elephant, Mr. Sreekumar Arookkotti shares his experiences with this wild beast More

Six-year-old tusker Raghuram joined the herd of elephants owned by Thiruvambady Devaswom here on Friday. The tusker from Assam was donated to the devaswom by one of the devotees More

If asked to select a mascot for world peace, do you think children would choose the elephant?
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For more about elephants....http://www.elephant-kerala.com/
'Gajakesarikal' a book about the majestic elephants of Kerala in Malayalam by Mr.K.P.Raju an ardent lover of elephants. To know more about the book:phone-0481-2411733

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