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Vision and Mission

 

 

Vision

The primary vision of Dharmadam is to remain a cradle of a rich and sophisticated culture shaped through interactions with diverse communities and the ways of life that emerged from them. This region, where natural beauty and historical significance come together, continues to be an important link in the social and cultural history of North Malabar.

Mission

  • Cultural Heritage Conservation: Preserve and sustain the cultural and intellectual heritage through places of worship such as Andaloor Kavu and Melur Siva Temple, as well as educational institutions such as Brennen College.
  • Development: Since the Anjarakandy River flows in two branches through both sides of Dharmadam Grama Panchayat and joins the Arabian Sea, the Panchayat area is surrounded by water. Bridges and roads need to be constructed to ensure connectivity between all parts of the region and the surrounding areas.
  • Historical Continuity: Preserve the identity of the region by connecting its ancient historical prominence as Dharmapattanam with the modern history of Kerala.
  • Social Unity: Ensure social justice and harmony by drawing upon the traditional