Nadum Nattarivum

Honoring Lives Through Nature Some people leave behind more than just memories—they leave an everlasting presence in our hearts. Though they may no longer walk among us, their love, wisdom, and kindness continue to shape our lives. AMARAM (അമരം)is an initiative that seeks to honor these souls in the most meaningful way possible—by planting trees in their memory. Even though we cannot see them with our eyes, we often forget the great trees that have stood tall, offering us shade. Those who spread their branches before us… Those who bore fruits for us… Those who rooted deep into our hearts and filled the air with their fragrance… Through AMARAM, we bring them back—not just as memories, but as living trees that continue to grow, breathe, and give back to the world. A Vision That Took Root in 2020 AMARAM was initiated on June 5, 2020, as a tribute to those who have touched our lives. Born out of a vision to create lasting memorials through nature, this initiative has since grown into a mov...

check out video  Imagine a place where every page turn in a book echoes the rhythm of nature, where the whispers of the forest blend with the stories of old. This is the vision of KOKO, nestled in the heart of Perumkulam, Kerala's first book village (Pusthakagramam). Here, a butterfly flutters in, its wings painted with splashes of orange and black—a spontaneous mascot for this eco-adventure. Prakash Varma, the mind behind KOKO, dreams of a world where creativity blooms alongside nature's wonders. The butterfly's arrival seems to say, "Yes, this is the place!" It's a sign that here, life will thrive, even as we shape our dreams into reality. This snapshot, with the butterfly perched so trustingly on Prakash, is a snapshot of hope. It tells us that KOKO is on the right path—a path that respects the rustle of leaves and the buzz of bees as much as the buildings we raise. The butterfly isn't just a fleeting visitor; it's a key player in the KOKO story. It...