List of Saint Thomas Christians

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This is a list of prominent Syrian Christians of Kerala.

Government of India[]

• P. J. Thomas, Parakunnel, an economist who served as first economic advisor of independent India (1942-1948), member of Indian delegation that signed the UN Charter (1945), Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha (1957–1962) and founder-principal of St. Thomas College, Palai (1950–1952).
• John Mathai, an economist who served as India's first Railway Minister (1947–1948), as Finance Minister (1949–1950), first Chairman of State Bank of India (1955), Vice Chancellor of University of Mumbai (1955-1957) and of University of Kerala (1957-1959).
• K. V. Thomas – Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution. (2009 – 2014).^{[citation needed]}
• M. M. Jacob – Ministries of Parliamentary Affairs, Water Resources and Home Affairs at different periods (1987–93).
• A. K. Antony, politician who served as Defence Minister of India (2006-2014), Chief Minister of Kerala (1977–78, 1995–96, 2001-2004) and Member of Parliament, Rajya Sabha (1985–1995, 2005–present).
• P. J. Kurien – 18th Deputy Chairman of the Rajya Sabha (2012–2018)^[1][2][3]

Governors of states[]

• K.M. Chandy – Governor of Gujarat, Governor of Madhya Pradesh
• P.C. Alexander
  • ninth Governor of Tamil Nadu, 1988–1990
  • seventeenth Governor of Maharashtra, 1993–2002
  • seventh Governor of Goa, 1996–1998
• P V Cherian – eighth Governor of Maharashtra, 1964–1969
• M. M. Jacob – ninth Governor of Meghalaya, 1995–2007
• A. J. John, Anaparambil – fourth Governor of Madras, 1956–1957
• Madathilparampil Mammen Thomas Governor of Nagaland, 1990-1992
• M. M. Jacob, ninth Governor of Meghalaya from 1995 to 2007

Council of Ministers, India[]

• John Mathai – Minister for Finance (1948–1950)
• A.K. Antony – Minister of Defence (2006–2014) – Minister for Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution (1993–1995)

Minister of State (Independent Charges)[]

• K. V. Thomas – Ministry of Consumer Affairs, Food and Public Distribution (2009–2014)
• Alphons Kannanthanam, BJP - Union Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology, Culture, and Tourism (2016–2019)

Minister of State (MoS)[]

• M. M. Jacob – Ministries of Parliamentary Affairs, Water Resources and Home Affairs at different periods (1987–93)

State governments[]

Chief Ministers[]

• A. K. Antony – Former Chief Minister of Kerala.
• Oommen Chandy – Former Chief Minister of Kerala.

Chief Ministers of Travancore-Cochin (1949-56)[]

• Anaparambil Joseph John – Former Chief Minister of Kerala.2nd Assembly(1952–53)(1951 election)

Ministers[]

• T. M. Varghese – Minister for Education, Travancore (1948), of Travancore-Cochin (1952)
• Anoop Jacob – Minister for Food and Civil Supplies (2011–2016)
• Baby John – Minister for Revenue & Labour (1970–77)
• E. John Jacob – Minister for Food and Civil Supplies (1977)
• Jose Thettayil– Minister for Transport (2006–11)
• Joseph Mundassery – Minister for Education & Co-operation, Kerala (1957–1959)
• K. C. George – Minister for Food and Forest (1957–59)
• K. C. Joseph – Minister for Information & Public Relations, Rural Development and Norka roots. (2011– 16)
• K. M. George – Minister for Transport & Health (1969–70)
• K.M. Mani – Minister for Finance (1975–1977; 1980–1986; 2011–2016); Home Affairs (1977–1979); Irrigation (1987); Revenue (1991–1996; 2001–2006)
• C. F. Thomas – Minister for Culture (2001–2004)
• K. T. Jacob – Minister for Revenue (1969–72)
• M.A. Baby – Minister for Education (2006–2011)
• Mathew T. Thomas – Minister for Transport (2006–2009)
• J. Mercykutty Amma – Minister for Fisheries, Harbour Engineering and Traditional Industries. (2016 – 2021)
• Monce Joseph – Minister for Public Works (2007–2009)
• N.M. Joseph – Minister for Forests (1987 - 1991)
• P. J. Joseph – Minister for Public Works (1996-2001, 2006 and 2009-2010); Water Resources (2011-2016)
• P. P. George – Minister for Labour and Employment
  • Labour and Employment
• P. T. Chacko – Minister for Home Affairs (1960 – 1964 )
• Shibu Baby John – Minister for Labour and Employment (2011– 2016 )
• T.M. Jacob – Minister for Education (1982 – 1987)
• T. M. Thomas Isaac – Minister of Finance and Coir (2006 - 2011, 2016 – 2021)
• T. V. Thomas – Minister for Labour, Employment and Transport (1957–59)
• T. S. John – Minister for Food and Civil Supplies (1977 - 1978)

Other states[]

• K. J. George – Minister of Home, Karnataka (2013–2016)

Political leaders[]

• C.P.Mathen – Member of Parliament (1952); Indian Ambassador to Sudan (1957–1960)
• Mathai Manjooran – member of Rajya Sabha (1952–1954)^[4]
• K. M. George – member, Kerala Legislative Assembly (1960–1964)^[5] founder Kerala Congress (1964)
• P. Chacko MLA – Member, Kerala Legislative Assembly (1960–1964)^[5]
• Dr. George Thomas – Kerala Legislative Assembly (1967–1970)^[6]
• M. T. Jacob – Mayor of Aluva (2010–incumbent)
• P.J. Kurien – Member and Deputy Speaker of Rajya Sabha from Kerala (2012–incumbent)
• Oommen Chandy – former chief minister Kerala (2446 days)
• Charles Dias – first Malayalee nominated as Anglo Indian MP
• Richard Hay – BJP Loksabha MP from Kerala, second Malayalee nominated as Anglo Indian MP
• Alphonse Kannanthanam – former Central Tourism, IT, Electronics Minister; BJP Rajyasabha MP from Kerala

Award winners[]

Padma Vibhushan[]

• John Matthai – Literature & Education (1959)
• George Sudarshan – Science & Engineering (2007)

Padma Bhushan[]

• Kandathil Mammen Cherian – Literature & Education (1971)
• Pothan Joseph – Literature & Education (1973)
• George Sudarshan – Literature & Education (1976)
• Thomas Kailath – Science and Engineering (2009)
• T. K. Oommen – sociologist
• Thayil Jacob Sony George (T. J. S. George) – Literature & Education (2011)
• Jacob Cherian – Social Work (1999)^[7]
• Philipose Mar Chrysostyom Mar Thoma -Social & Religious Service (2018)

Padma Shri[]

• Perakath Verghese Benjamin – Medicine (1955)
• Kandathil Mammen Cherian – Literature & Education (1965)
• Manathoor Devasia Valsamma, M. D. Valsamma – Sports (1983)
• T. K. Alex – Science and Technology (2007)^[8]
• Jose Chacko Periappuram – Medicine (2011); first heart transplant Kerala

National Medal of Science[]

• Thomas Kailath (2012) – presented by President Barack Obama in 2014 for "transformative contributions to the fields of information and system science, for distinctive and sustained mentoring of young scholars, and for translation of scientific ideas into entrepreneurial ventures that have had a significant impact on industry"^[9][10]

Booker Prize[]

• Arundhati Roy^[11] – awarded the 1997 Booker Prize for her novel The God of Small Things^[12][13]

Fellow of the British Academy[]

• Rajesh Chandy

The Medal of the Order of Australia[]

• Sajeev Koshy

Civil Services[]

India[]

• Alexander Jacob – Retired IPS, former Kerala Director General of Police
• B. G. Verghese – former information adviser to Prime Minister Indira Gandhi
• P.J Thomas Parakunnel – first Chief Economic Advisor of India
• Anna Malhotra – first female member of the Indian Administrative Service^[14]
• Hormis Tharakan – former Chief of the Research and Analysis Wing
• Jacob Thomas – retired IPS, former Director General of Vigilance & Anti-Corruption Bureau (VACB), Government of Kerala
• Jacob Punnoose – Director General of Police of Kerala and as the State Police Chief
• Merin Joseph – Youngest woman IPS
• M.O. Mathai - Private Secretary to India's first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.
• P. J. Thomas – 14th Central Vigilance Commissioner of India
• Ranjan Mathai – 28th Foreign Secretary of India.
• V. J. Kurian – Additional Chief Secretary to the Government of Kerala, Managing Director of Cochin International Airport

Australia[]

• Peter Varghese – Former Secretary of the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade

Military leaders[]

Indian Army[]

• Lieutenant General Philip Campose – Vice Chief of the Army Staff of the Indian Army^[15]
• Lieutenant General Bobby Cherian Mathews – General officer commanding of Konark Corps^[16]
• Havildar Thomas Philipose – medal winner in the Indo-Pakistani War of 1971

Indian Navy[]

• Admiral Ronald Lynsdale Pereira^[17] – 9th Chief of Naval Staff of the Indian Navy (1979–1982), former Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Eastern Fleet (FOCEF), Eastern Naval Command, former Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Southern Naval Command and former Flag Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Western Naval Command^[18]
• Vice Admiral EC Kuruvila, Western Fleet Commander during India-Pakistan War (1971), Chairman & Managing Director, Mazagon Dock, Mumbai (1972-1976)

Law[]

Supreme Court Judges[]

• K. K. Mathew (1971–1976)
• K M Joseph (2004–2014)
• Kurian Joseph (2013–)^[19]
• K. Thomas (1985–2006)
• Cyriac Joseph (2008–2012)

High Court Judges[]

• Anna Chandy, first woman judge of an Indian High Court^[20]
• Bechu Kurian Thomas, judge of Kerala High Court
• J. B. Koshy, Cheif Justice Patna high court
• Mary Joseph, Kerala High Court judge
• P. Cherian, high court judge of Travancore
• Pius C. Kuriakose, Cheif Justice of Sikkim High court
• Shaji P. Chaly, Kerala High Court judge
• Sunil Thomas, Kerala High Court judge
• T. C. Poonen, High court judge of Travancore and the first Malayali to study law in England.
• Sathish Ninan, present Kerala High court judge

Lawyers[]

• Barrister George Joseph (1887 – 1938), a lawyer and Indian independence activist. Remembered for his role in Home Rule agitation and Vaikom Satyagraha, and for his editorship of Motilal Nehru's The Independent and Mahatma Gandhi's Young India.
• Rose Varghese, former Vice Chancellor of National University of Advanced Legal Studies, Kochi.
• Advocate V.J Mathai, a lawyer and Indian independence activist, Best known for being the first Indian to defeat a European in an election.

Academia[]

Scientists[]

• Tessy Thomas (1963–) – Indian scientist and Director General of Aeronautical Systems and the former Project Director for Agni-IV missile in Defence Research and Development Organisation. She is the first woman scientist to head a missile project in India. She is known as the 'Missile Woman' of India.
• George Varghese – Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research

Faculty[]

• Abraham Verghese – professor of medicine at Stanford University
• George Sudarsan – Padma Vibhushan Emeritus professor
• Thomas Kailath – Padma Bhushan; Professor of Engineering
• George Varghese – Professor of Computer Science
• K. Mani Chandy – Professor of Computer Science
• Mathai Varghese – Professor of Mathematics
• Prema Kurien – Professor of Sociology
• Priya Kurian Profesor of economic
• Pulickel Ajayan – Professor of Engineering
• Thomas Zacharia – computer scientist
• Varghese Mathai – professor of mathematics at University of Adelaide
• Rev. Fr. Dr. V.C. Samuel – Theologian, Historian, Author, Polyglot and Ecumenical Leader

Heads of institutions[]

• Mathai Varghese – Director of the Institute for Geometry and its Applications (IGA), Adelaide
• Eluvathingal Devassy Jemmis – Director of Indian Institute of Science Education and Research, Thiruvananthapuram
• K. T. Chandy – Founder and former director of Indian Institute of Management Calcutta, the first Indian Institute of Management

Medical sciences[]

• Mary Poonen Lukose – first female surgeon general of India
• Abraham Verghese – Professor of Medicine and Senior Associate Chair of Department of Internal Medicine at Stanford University School of Medicine
• Lucy Oommen – Indian gynaecologist, first medical director of Indian origin at the St Stephen's Hospital, Delhi
• Sunny Kurian – founder president of the UAE wing of the Indian Academy of Pediatrics
• Thomas Thomas – first Indian cardio-thoracic surgeon
• Jacob Chandy – first neurosurgeon in India

Business and commerce[]

• M. G. George Muthoot – Chairman of Muthoot Group
• Thomas Kurian – Global President of Product Development at Oracle Corporation^[21]
• Reji Abraham – Managing Director of ABAN Group of Companies
• C J George – founder and CEO of Geojit Financial Services^[22]
• T K Kurien – CEO of Wipro^[23]
• George Alexander Muthoot – Managing Director of Muthoot Finance & Muthoot Group^[24]
• Verghese Kurien – founder Chairman of Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation Ltd.^[21]
• Joy Allukas, Chairman of Joyalukkas Group^[25]
• K.M. Mammen Mappilai – founder of MRF Tyres and Manorama publications^[26]
• Kochouseph Chittilappilly – Managing Director of V Guard Industries Ltd^[22]
• Mathunny Mathews – former MD of Al-Sayer Group; former Chairman of Jabriya Indian School; co-founder of Indian Arts Circle, Kuwait^[27][24]
• Sunny Varkey, Founder of GEMS Education^[28][23]
• Thachil Mathoo Tharakan, Trader and Former Commerce Minister of Travancore^[29]
• T. K. Kurien – Managing Partner and Chief Investment Officer at Azim Premji
• Sabu M Jacob – managing director of Kitex Garments Limited.

Social reformers[]

Independence activists[]

• Accamma Cherian – Jhansi Rani of Travancore
• T. M. Varghese – Minister of Travancore-Cochin
• George Joseph – lawyer, trade unionist and nationalist activist
• Titus Theverthundiyil – one among who led the Dandi March.
• A. J. John, Anaparambil – one of the founding leaders of Travancore State Congress. Former Chief Minister of Kerala.2nd Assembly(1952–53)(1951 election)
• Rosamma Punnoose – independence activist, politician and lawyer and the first person to be sworn in as a member of the Kerala Legislative Assembly.

Religion[]

Saints[]

Malankara Syrian Church[]

• Gheevarghese Mar Gregorios of Parumala, Malankara Church
• Geevarghese Mar Dionysius of Vattasseril, Malankara Metropolitan Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church
• Paulose Mar Athanasius - Methropolitian of Jacobite Syrian Church (entombed in Aluva Thrikkunnathu Seminary )
• - Malankara Metropolitan (Entombed in Panampady Church)

Syro Malabar Church[]

• Saint Alphonsa, born Anna Muttathupadathu
• Kuriakose Elias Chavara
• Euphrasia Eluvathingal
• Mariam Thresia

Heads of Malankara Syrian Christians (puthankoor nasranis)[]

Malankara Orthodox Syrian Church[]

• Baselios Mar Thoma Paulose II, Supreme Head, Catholicos of the East and the Malankara Metropolitan

Malankara Mar Thoma Syrian Church[]

• Theodosius Mar Thoma, Supreme Head of Malankara Marthoma Syrian Church and Metropolitan of the Throne of Malankara

Jacobite Syrian Christian Church (Subset of Universal Syriac Orthodox Church)[]

• Baselios Thomas I, Catholicos of India

Heads of the Syrian Catholic Churches (Pazhayakoor Nasranis)[]

Syro-Malabar Church[]

• Mar George Alencherry
• Mar Varkey Vithayathil
• Mar Antony Padiyara

Syro-Malankara Church[]

• Baselios Mor Cleemis
• Cyril Mor Baselios
• Benedict Mar Gregorios
• Geevarghese Mar Ivanios

Others[]

• George Menachery (born 1938), historian, editor of the St. Thomas Christian Encyclopedia of India
• Acharya K K Chandy, Founder Member- Christavashram, Kottayam.
• Joshua Mar Ignathios, Bishop of the Eparchy of Mavelikara.
• Geevarghese Mar Ivanios, Servant of God, OIC (1882–1953).
• K. C. John former President of India Pentecostal Church of God.
• V.C. Samuel Syrian Orthodox Theologian and Church Historian^[30][31]
• Sebastian Kappen, liberation theologian
• Varghese Payyappilly Palakkappilly, Venerable and the founder of the Congregation of the Sisters of the Destitute.
• Mar Joseph Powathil, Archbishop of Syro-Malabar Catholic Archdiocese of Changanassery
• Philipose Mar Chrysostom Mar Thoma ,Marthoma Valiya Metropolitan

Humanities[]

• K. V. Simon, poet

Literature and writing[]

Writers[]

• Arundhati Roy – actress turned writer, awarded the Booker Prize in 1997 for The God of Small Things, which is set in Kerala
• George Menachery – historian, editor of The St. Thomas Christian Encyclopaedia of India, editor of The Indian Church History Classics (The Nazranies)
• Mridula Koshy
• M. P. Paul – literary critic
• P. C. Devassia (1906–2006) – Sanskrit scholar and poet who won the Sahitya Akademi Award (1980) for Sanskrit for his poem "Kristubhagavatam"
• Paul Zacharia – writer
• Sarah Joseph – writer, Novelist, Sahitya Academy winner

Fictional Writers[]

• George Onakkoor
• Jose Panachippuram (1951–)
• Joy J. Kaimaparamban (1939–
• Kakkanadan (1935–)
• Lajo Jose
• Muttathu Varkey (1917–1989)
• P. F. Mathews (1960-)
• Ponkunnam Varkey (1911–2004)
• Sarah Joseph (1946–)
• T. V. Varkey (1938–)
• T.V. Kochubava (1955-1999)

Journalists[]

• Sunnykutty Abraham – COO and Chief News Editor of Jaihind TV; political analyst
• Sebastian Paul – Media critic
• Kandathil Varghese Mappillai (1890 - 1904) – Founder and first editor in chief of Malayala Manorama
• Kandathil Cherian Mappilai – second chief editor of Malayala Manorama
• K. M. Cherian (1954 - 1973) – third editor in chief of Malayala Manorama
• K. M. Mathew (1973 - 2010) – fourth editor in chief of Malayala Manorama
• Mammen Mathew (2010–present) – present chief editor of Manorama
• Reena Ninan – American television journalist working for CBS News, New York City

Film and media[]

Models[]

• Eden Kuriakose
• Nafisa Joseph^[32][33]
• Nina Manuel^[34]
• Rohini Mariam Idicula
• Surelee Joseph^[35]
• Serin George^[36][37]

Actresses[]

• Aima Rosmy Sebastian
• Ann Augustine^[38]
• Amala Rose Kurian
• Amala Paul^[39]
• Anna Ben^[40]
• Anna Reshma Rajan
• Annie^[41]
• Anju Kurian^[42]
• Anu Emmanuel
• Anu Joseph^[43]
• Archana Jose Kavi^[44]
• Asin Thottumkal
• Beena Anthony^[45]
• Blessy Kurian^[46]
• Catherine Tresa^[47]
• Dhanya Mary Varghese^[48]
• Esther Anil^[49]
• Hannah Reji Koshy^[50]
• Oviya (Helon Nelson)
• Honey Rose^[51]
• Gopika^[52]
• Grace Anthony^[53]
• Jomol^[54]
• Leona Lishoy
• Lena^[55]
• Lijomol Jose
• Liza Koshy^[56]
• Mareena Michael Kurisingal^[57]
• Malaika Arora^[58]
• Miya George^[59]
• Meera Jasmine – National Film Award for Best Actress (2004)^[60]
• Madona^[61]
• Mithra Kurian^[62]
• Muktha George
• Malaika Arora
• Nayantara^[63]
• Nivetha Thomas^[64]
• Pearly Maaney^[65]
• Philomena
• Prayaga Martin^[66]
• Priyanka Chopra^[67][68]
• Rajini Chandy
• Reba Monica John
• Reenu Mathews^[69][70][71]
• Samantha Akkineni^[72]
• Rosin Jolly
• Rekha (Sumathi Josephine)
• Sandra Thoma^[73]
• Sija Rose^[74]
• Shalini^[75]
• Shalu Kurian
• Sheela^[76]
• Sheelu Abraham^[77]
• Vinitha Koshy

Actors[]

• Anish Kuruvilla
• Aju Varghese
• Alummoodan^[78]
• Augastine^[79]
• Babu Antony^[80]
• Boban Alummoodan^[78]
• Innocent^[81]
• Jacob Gregory^[82]
• John Abraham^[83][84]
• Joju George^[85]
• Jose
• Kunchako Boban^[86][87]
• Nivin Pauly^[88]
• Shine Tom Chacko^[89][90]
• Siju Wilson
• Tovino Thomas^[91]
• Dino Morea
• Roshan Mathew^[92][93]
• Lalu Alex

Music[]

• Anna Katharina Valayil – playback singer
• Alex Paul – music director
• Benny Dayal – playback singer
• Berny-Ignatius – music director duo
• Job Kurian – playback singer
• Jose Prakash – playback singer
• Nikhil Mathew – playback singer
• Ouseppachan – music director
• Sabrina Setlur – German rapper and singer
• Stephen Devassy – pianist, music composer
• Rimi Tomy – playback singer
• Ranjini Jose – playback singer

Sports[]

Athletics[]

• Anilda Thomas
• Anju Bobby George
• Bobby Aloysius
• Ivan Jacob
• Jincy Phillip
• Jisna Mathew
• Joseph Abraham
• K.M. Beenamol
• Mercy Kuttan
• Molly Chacko* Rosa Kutty
• Shiny Abraham
• Sini Jose
• Sinimol Paulose
• T. C. Yohannan
• Tintu Lukka

Badminton[]

• George Thomas
• Sanave Thomas
• V. Diju
• Shruti Kurien

Basketball[]

• Geethu Anna Jose (C)
• P. S. Jeena (C)

Cricket[]

• Abey Kuruvilla
• Basil Thampi
• Jalaj Saxena
• Sachin Baby
• Tinu Yohannan

Football[]

• C. V. Pappachan
• Jo Paul Ancheri (C)
• Maymol Rocky
• Pappachen Pradeep
• Rino Anto
• Thomas Varghese (Thiruvalla Pappan)
• Victor Manjila

Hockey[]

• Earnest Goodsir-Cullen
• Helen Mary
• Manuel Frederick

Volleyball[]

• Cyril C. Valloor (C)
• Jimmy George (C)
• Tom Joseph (C)

Squash[]

• Sunayna Kuruvilla

Shooting[]

• Elizabeth Koshy

Swimming[]

• Sebastian Xavier

Olympians[]

• Thomas Varghese (Thiruvalla Pappan) ,Football (1948-London)
• Ivan Jacob, 400m (1952-Helenski)
• Manuel Frederick, Hockey (1972-Munich)
• T. C. Yohannan, Long Jump (1976-Montreal)
• Shiny Wilson, 800m (1984-Los Angeles, 1988-Seoul, 1992-Barcelona, 1996-Atlanta)
• Sebastian Xavier, Swimming (1996-Atlanta)
• Mercy Mathew Kuttan, 400m (1988-Seoul)
• Bobby Aloysius, High Jump (2004-Athens)
• Jincy Phillip, 4x400 relay (2000-Sydney)
• Anju Bobby George, Long Jump (2004-Athens, 2008-Beijing)
• Sini Jose, 4 × 400 m (2008-Beijing)
• Tintu Luka, 800 m (2012-London)
• Mayookha Johny, Triple jump (2012-London)
• Valiyaveetil Diju, Badminton (2012-London)
• Jinson Johnson, 800 m (2016 Rio de Janeiro)
• Jisna Mathew, 4 × 400 m (2016 Rio de Janeiro)

Gallery[]

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