Rameshan Paleri, chairman of the Uralungal cooperative society in Kerala, has died following an illness, according to local media. He was receiving treatment at a private hospital in Coimbatore. Paleri is known for his role in transforming the cooperative society, which initially focused on small contract works in north Malabar, into one of the largest cooperatives in the country (thehindu.com).
Paleri’s leadership helped expand the cooperative’s operations and improve its financial stability. His passing has been mourned by colleagues and community members who acknowledge his contributions to the cooperative movement in Kerala. The society, which has grown significantly under his guidance, continues to operate with a strong presence in the region.
The news of his death has sparked tributes from local business leaders and cooperative members. While details about his health condition remain undisclosed, his legacy is seen as a key part of Kerala’s economic development through cooperative enterprises. The Uralungal cooperative society is now facing the challenge of maintaining its growth and stability in his absence.
