Department of Mridangam
Head of the Department
Dr. Rajeev Menon
Rajeev Menon
Professor & Head of Department
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- Qualification: Ph.D. in Mridangam
- Experience: 20+ years
- Achievements: Multiple national awards, published research
- Specialization: Advanced percussion theory
Assistant Professors
Mahesh Kumar K S
Palakkad K S Mahesh Kumar
Assistant Professor
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- Qualification: B.A. in Mridangam
- Experience: 12 years
- Achievements: National festivals, Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Akademi award
- Specialization: Kerala percussion
Sunil N
Erickavu N Sunil
Assistant Professor
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- Qualification: M.A. in Mridangam
- Experience: 10+ years
- Achievements: Temple percussion accompaniment
- Specialization: Chenda & Kerala instruments
Instructors
Suresh K
Thrissur Suresh
Instructor
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- Qualification: Diploma in Mridangam
- Experience: 8 years
- Achievements: Youth festivals and workshops
- Specialization: Basic mridangam training
Suresh K
Thrissur Suresh
Instructor
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- Qualification: Diploma in Mridangam
- Experience: 8 years
- Achievements: Youth festivals and workshops
- Specialization: Basic mridangam training
Suresh K
Thrissur Suresh
Instructor
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- Qualification: Diploma in Mridangam
- Experience: 8 years
- Achievements: Youth festivals and workshops
- Specialization: Basic mridangam training
Suresh K
Thrissur Suresh
Instructor
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- Qualification: Diploma in Mridangam
- Experience: 8 years
- Achievements: Youth festivals and workshops
- Specialization: Basic mridangam training
Suresh K
Thrissur Suresh
Instructor
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- Qualification: Diploma in Mridangam
- Experience: 8 years
- Achievements: Youth festivals and workshops
- Specialization: Basic mridangam training

Bharathanatyam
Bharatanatyam stands as one of the most renowned dance forms, garnering global recognition since its revitalization at the turn of the 20th century. Bharanatyam representing the rich artistic heritage and cultural diversity of India on the global stage. Through Bharatanatyam, audiences around the world are introduced to the beauty, complexity, and depth of Indian classical dance, fostering cross-cultural exchanges and appreciation. The revitalization of Bharatanatyam in the 20th century involved significant reformation in its presentation and repertoire. Traditional elements were preserved while incorporating modern innovations to appeal the contemporary audiences.

