Malappuram to host KSTA State conference in February

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Former Local Administration Minister Paloli Mohammed Kutty inaugurating the reception committee meeting held at Malappuram on October 5 for the KSTA State conference. | Photo Credit: SAKEER HUSSAIN

The Kerala School Teachers Association (KSTA) State conference will be held in Malappuram on February 4, 5, and 6, 2027.

A meeting to form the reception committee for the conference was held here on Monday (October 5). Former Local Administration Minister Paloli Mohammed Kutty inaugurated the meeting. KSTA State president A.K. Beena presided over the function.

Former Minister K.T. Jaleel, CPI(M) district secretary V.P. Anil, former secretary P.P. Vasudevan, former MLA V. Sasikumar, C. Usman, K. Badrunnisa, M.K. Sreedharan, K.P. Ramanan, J. Cleetus, K. Raghavan, and V.K. Rajesh spoke.

KSTA State secretary R.K. Binu presented the panel. State general secretary T.K.A. Shafi welcomed the gathering. KSTA district secretary K. Saritha proposed a vote of thanks.

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