Manoj Kama Honoured by Media Lab Bahrain

Mr. Manoj Kana, the noted Dramatician and winner of the various awards, who was in Bahrain at the invitation of the Bahrain Keraleeya Samajam, was gifted with a memento by THE MEDIA LAB-Intl. It was handed over by Samajam Preident Mr. John Iype at the BKS office. “This was presented as a token of love and respect to Mr. Kana, who has been using DRAMA as a weapon to fight against injustice, inequality and discrimination the downtrodden society is forced to face in certain areas of democratic India. The memento worded the same. ”the words written on this, empowers me all the more” said . Manoj receiving the memento. A Post Graduate, Manoj, has dedicated his life for the upliftment of the poor, striving hard to educate the tribal community about their individual freedoms and rights through his unique and powerful media, DRAMA. “We admire this youngster with a respectful love for his determined and sustained courage and his selfless struggle he has been into for the sheltering the underprivileged sector. Present at the ceremony were, the BKS General Secretary Mr. K Janrdhanan(2nd from right), Biju Mangalath (Rt End), Mr. KK Ramakrishnan (3rd from right), and the Executive committee members of the BKS.The Media Lab-India is basically a Tele-film making studio, situated and registered at Manama, Kingdom of Bahrain. The said lab already has the reputation of having produced many quality documentaries for many leading television channels in India. By virtue of its strict ethical perspective, The Media Lab has won considerable admiration from its viewers. As for the facilities, the Media Lab has a strong and well equiped infrastructure including an acoustic proof recording studio and a mini auditorium with all the essential photographic and editing equipment. Media Lab aims at emerging as a confluence of promoting rich traditional values of India and the Arabian Gulf, advocating tourism, implementing charity and facilitating education, closely associating with the Governmental bodies of the respective states and strictly adhering and respecting all the socio-cultural norms of the respective base of operation. We will also aim at nourishing the Expatriate Indians and their families back home, with an ambience they desperately miss being away from each other. -Reported by Biju Mangalath, Director, The Media Lab-Intl  : Reference : Link