President
Vinod Kumar
As President, Vinod provides the association's overall direction and oversees its day-to-day functioning, working to ensure members have access to enriching experiences and a supportive network.
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Register now (opens in a new tab)About ANRIA Qatar
An association of expatriate families from Angamaly Municipality and fifteen neighbouring panchayats, building a connected and supportive community life in Qatar.

Our Story
Every expatriate community starts the same way: a few families, a shared origin, and the realisation that meeting on purpose beats meeting by accident. ANRIA Qatar began among families from Angamaly and its neighbouring panchayats who had made Doha their home, and who wanted their children to know each other.
Our goal is to provide a platform for our members to connect, engage, and grow together as a community. By organising social, cultural, sports, recreational, charitable and community activities, we strive to strengthen bonds among members and promote a supportive network where everyone feels valued and empowered.
Today the association runs a year-round calendar — Onam celebrations and stage shows, badminton and chess tournaments, winter gatherings, blood donation camps and anniversary nights. Through all of it we aim to create lasting memories and strengthen the ties that bind us.
To connect members, support families, celebrate culture and strengthen relationships within Qatar's Angamaly community.
To create an inclusive, connected and vibrant community in which members and future generations remain connected to their roots while thriving in Qatar.
Office Bearers · 2025–27
ANRIA Qatar is led by a team of office bearers who volunteer their time to keep the association running — organising the calendar, managing its records and resources, and keeping members connected.
President
As President, Vinod provides the association's overall direction and oversees its day-to-day functioning, working to ensure members have access to enriching experiences and a supportive network.
Vice President
Sunanda works alongside the President to put the year's plans into practice and to coordinate activities across the association's programmes.
Vice President
Joy supports the association's strategic initiatives and helps carry them through, with a focus on keeping members involved and connected to one another.
Secretary
Vinayak leads the administrative side of the association — maintaining its records, handling correspondence and keeping internal communication flowing.
Joint Secretary
Ringu works with the Secretary on records, correspondence and the coordination that keeps meetings and events running to plan.
Joint Secretary
Augustine supports the secretarial team in day-to-day administration and in communication with the membership.
Treasurer
Dan looks after the association's finances — planning for the year's activities and keeping its accounts organised and transparent to members.
Joint Treasurer
Linson works with the Treasurer on the association's resource-related activities, helping ensure its commitments are met in an organised and efficient way.
Why ANRIA
Six commitments that shape how the association is run, and what members can expect from it.
Decisions are made by the membership at open meetings, not handed down. The association belongs to the families in it.
Events are built for three generations at once — children, parents and grandparents in the same room, on the same day.
Festivals kept properly and a language kept in use, so that a generation raised in Qatar inherits something living.
A regular calendar rather than occasional grand occasions, because consistency is what actually builds a community.
Chess challenges and badminton squads that give members a reason to compete, travel and turn out for each other across the Qatar sporting calendar.
Hospital visits, bereavement support and practical help, offered discreetly and without any requirement of membership.
Who We Serve
ANRIA Qatar is home to expatriate families from Angamaly Municipality and fifteen neighbouring panchayats — one region, many villages, a single community in Qatar.
Our Values
Six words that members hold the committee to.
Nothing the association does is designed to be experienced alone.
Every member's voice carries the same weight, regardless of tenure or means.
Our traditions are practised, not displayed.
Open to every family from our region, whatever their faith or circumstances.
Help is offered quietly, and never conditional on membership.
The measure of the association is the friendships that outlast it.
If your family is from Angamaly or one of our neighbouring panchayats and you are living in Qatar, we would like to hear from you.