2023-07-28 10:55:42
London ∙ A UK Malayali returned by car from his home in London to his home in Pathanamthitta. Many have completed journeys from London to India and back. But Rajesh Krishna started the journey alone as he wanted to add a different signature to those journeys. The journey started from his home in London and will reach his home in Pathanamthitta after visiting 75 cities in different countries in 55 days.
The journey passing through various European countries will reach India via Turkey, Iran, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, China, Tibet and Nepal. Rajesh Krishna, who has now visited major cities in France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Germany, will reach Austria today.
Rajesh Krishna with his wife Aruna Nair before returning from London
The main purpose of the trip is to support the work of the Ryan Nynan Children’s Charity (RNCC). RNCC was started in 2014 in memory of UK Malayali Ryan Neenan who died of brain tumor at the age of 8. The main aim of the charity organization is to help children suffering from terminal diseases including cancer.
RNCC’s objectives include supporting children undergoing treatment at Helen House Hospice in the UK, the Ian Rennie Nursing Team and the Regional Cancer Center in Thiruvananthapuram. RNCC was started by Rajesh Krishna’s friends and UK Malayalees, John Nainan and his wife Asha Mathew.
When Rajesh Krishna reached the European country of Luxembourg
Rajesh Krishna started his journey by car from London to Pathanamthitta at 9.30 am this past Wednesday, avoiding much fanfare. Traveling in a Volvo X60. Although such a journey has been started many times, there have been many obstacles. Faced with visa problem to go to India via Pakistan and the covid crisis was a hindrance to the previously scheduled trips. People in different countries can make contributions to the charity in their respective countries’ currency. Arrangements are made online.
Ryan Nynan died of a brain tumor. RNCC was started in memory of Ryan.
Rajesh Krishna, who has produced films including Ntikakkak Koru Premandarnni and Phusu, is also a former media personality. Rajesh Krishna and his wife Aruna Nair, son of Krishna Pillai and Ramabhai in Pathanamthitta Waryapuram Thottil, have been living in the UK for a long time with their family. Rajesh, who has always loved traveling, this time traveling more than 20,000 kilometers is accompanied by a feeling of compassion for children suffering from cancer, rather than endurance.
To learn more about the charity and the journey and to support it, visit the attached website link
English Summary: Keralite in London travels by car to his home in Pathanamthitta
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