Civil Society and Administration
Silver Jubilee Programmes 2012-2013, Sree Shasarnama Japa Mandali, S.S.Street, Karamana
Ganapathy Homam : 20.12.2012, Thursday 5.00 A.M.
Vishnu Shasarnamam from 16.11.2012 (Friday) to 04.01.2013 (Friday) at Evening 6.15 P.M.
Srimad Bhagavata Sapthaha Yajnam by Yagnacharyas Brahmasri R. Krishnamoorthy & Smt. Mangalam Ramaswamy from 21.12.2012 (Friday) to 27.12.2012 (Thursday) at Morning 6 A.M.
Sree Dharma Sastha Pooja : 22.12.2012, Saturday 7.00 P.M.
Rudra Ekadasi : 28.12.2012, Friday 7.00 A.m.
Pancha Kalyana Mahotsavam
Sri Padmavathi Sreenivasa Thirukalyana Mahotsavam : 29.12.2012, Saturday 9.30 A.M. (Sri.Sankar Bhagavathar) Sri Seetha Raghava Thirukalyana Mahotsavam : 30.12.2012, Sunday 9.30 A.M. (Sri. O.S.Sundar Bhagavathar) Sri Andal Ranganathar Thirukalyana Mahotsavam : 31.12.2012, Monday 9.30 A.M. (Sri. Padmanabha Iyengar Bhagavathar) Sri Valli Devasena Subramoniya Thirukalyana Mahotsavam : 01.01.2013, Tuesday 9.30 A.M. (Sri. Kailasanatha Bhagavathar) Sri Radha Madhava Thirukalyana Mahotsavam : 06.01.2012, Sunday 9.00 A.M. (Sri. Ramani Bhagavathar)]
Karamana is situated inside the city limits of Thiruvananthapuram Corporation (TC). It is the 20th ward of TC and is represented by a Councillor in the Thiruvananthapuram Corporation Council. Like most parts of Trivandrum, Karamana too has a substantial non-Malayalam speaking population, which contributes immensely to the rich and vibrant cultural scene in Trivandrum. It has one of the oldest Tamil Brahmin settlements of Thiruvananthapuram and the old "Theruvu" style of wall-sharing town-houses, gives one a peek into the Brahmin life-style of yore. It maintains a large community of various religions and castes. Karamana is a model for secularism and religious/cultural tolerance. National Highway 47, the main travel and trade corridor of Kerala, passes through Karamana onward to the Central business district's of Thiruvananthapuram.
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