even fried few fish pieces for Salim Kumar, who took a bite of it and was so excited. The actor, who was very happy to see her positive smile bought fish worth Rs.3,000 before he went home.

Aiswarya S Menon, first year Malayalam MA student from Government Victoria College, Palakkad, Kerala, is the new Chairperson of the Kerala State Vidhyarthi Malayala Vedi, (Student wing of the Malayalam Iykya Vedi), a non-profit forum promoting the Malayalam language.

Aiswarya, better known as Aiswarya Kenath in the social media circles (as she does not approve of revealing her surname to the public, which was thrust on her as per the old social norm), is also the Palakkad District Chairperson of Vidyarthi Malayala Vedi. This brilliant south paw is not really tall, nevertheless, withher brilliance, she has not only scaled more heights, but also made the entire family, friends and the community around her proud. Aishwaya had won several laurels
including the Kerala State Library Council’s District level competition as the voracious reader in Palakkad District.

Multi-talented personality

Aishwarya is a multi-talented personality. At the tender age of nine years, she wrote a short story, which was published by the leading vernacular daily in Kerala, Malayala Manorama, titled: “Koushalakkariyaya Maan”meaning Curious Deer. The shy girl had the habit of scribbling on the notepads (prescription pads) gifted by her late uncle Easwarachandra Menon, who was a Medical Representative. The moment she finished writing a short story or a poem, she had the habit of taking a cursory glance at what she had written, only be