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== Mobsters and Anti-socials ==
== Mobsters and Anti-socials ==
* [[Bada Rajan]] - An Indian Mobster and Underworld Don from [[Mumbai]]. He was the Co-Founder of [[Mumbai underworld]].Chhota Rajan was his Chief Lieutenant.
* [[Bada Rajan]] - An Indian Mobster and Underworld Don from [[Mumbai]]. He was the Co-Founder of [[Mumbai underworld]].Chhota Rajan was his Chief Lieutenant.
* Sukumara Kurup - One of the most wanted criminal
* [[Sukumara Kurup]] - One of the most wanted criminal
* [[Subhash Bhaskar Nair]] - One of the most wanted criminal in Gujarat. Killed in encounter with police.
* [[Subhash Bhaskar Nair]] - One of the most wanted criminal in Gujarat. Killed in encounter with police.



Revision as of 03:11, 27 September 2010

A list of the most famous Nairs.

Spiritual Leaders

Freedom Fighters and Political Activists

Writers and Journalists

Scientists and academicians

Historians

Policy makers/administrators

Military personnel

Distinguished Police Personnel

  • K Chandrasekharan Nair - Ex Inspector General Of Kerala, in whose name Chandrasekharan Nair Stadium in Triavndrum is dedicated for his Services to Sports.
  • K Shankaran Nair - Former Chief of RAW (Indian Intelligence Agency) and Member of Imperial Police Service
  • C M Radhakrishnan Nair - Former Chief of Central Intelligence Agency (CBI)
  • K Mohandas - Former Director General of Police, Tamilnadu

Martial arts experts

Royal Lineages

Film actors and others

Artists and entertainers

Kathakali artists

Renowned Professors and Educationists

  • Prof. Dr. N R Madhava Menon - Founder National Law School University - Bangalore, India
  • Rukmini Bhaya Nair - Professor of Linguistics and English at the Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.

Business-persons and CEOs

Sports & athletics

  • Sreesanth Santhakumaran Nair - Indian cricketer.
  • V. P. Sathyan - Former Captain of the India national football team.
  • Jeevandran Nair - Malaysian cricketer.
  • Sreekumar Nair - Indian cricketer.
  • Abhishek Nayar - Indian cricketer.
  • U. Vimal Kumar - Indian Badminton Player, Winner of French Open 1983 & 84.
  • P Balakrishnan Nair - Former Malaysian cricketer.
  • Ramesh Menon - Former Malaysian cricketer.
  • Sachin Nair - Indian cricketer.
  • Vinan Nair - Indian cricketer.
  • Rajagopal Menon - Indian cricketer.
  • Narendra Menon - Indian cricketer.
  • Satish Menon - Indian cricketer.
  • Nitin Menon - Indian cricketer.
  • Renjith Menon - Indian cricketer.
  • Prashanth Menon - Indian cricketer.
  • Krishnan Nair Ajayan - Indian Football player.
  • O. M. Nambiar - A Renowned Indian athletics coach.Who was awarded Dronacharya award in 1985.
  • Aneil Nambiar - Player, Middlesex and Oxfordshire.[2]
  • Anil Nair - Cypriot cricketer. Part of the squad which participated in European 3rd Division Championships 2007.
  • Roopa Unnikrishnan - Indian Rifle Shooter [3]
  • C. Jayashankar Menon - Indian Basketball player. First Asian Allstar player from India.
  • Dinesh Nair - One of the seven Assistant Referees from India given International recognition by FIFA.[3]
  • Balram Nair - Retired football referee from Fiji.
  • Nitan Menon - Bahraini cricketer.
  • Divyesh Nambiar - Bahraini cricketer.
  • Anjali Nair - Qatari cricketer.
  • Atul Menon - Qatari cricketer.
  • Monisha Nair - Omani cricketer.
  • Arjun Menon - Coach of Singapore U-15 cricket team.
  • Adhir Menon - Player, Singapore U-15 cricket team.
  • Madhav Menon - Player, Hong Kong U-15 cricket team.
  • Rajeev Nambiar - Ranji Trophy player for Services.
  • Kodoth Padhinhareveettil Krishnakumar Nambiar - Ranji Trophy player for Kerala.
  • Jayamohan Thampi - Former Ranji Trophy player for Kerala.
  • V.Suresh - Former Ranji Trophy player for Kerala.
  • Deepak Menon - Malaysian cricketer from Malacca.
  • Anil Nair - Cypriot cricketer. Part of the squad which participated in European 3rd Division Championships 2007.
  • Dilip Nair - Player, German national cricket team. Part of the squad which participated in ECC Championships 2000.
  • Rajeev Kumar Radhakrishnan Nair - Player, Indonesian national cricket team. Took part in 2007 ICC EAP Cricket Trophy.
  • Arunjith Sivadasan Nair - Indian Athlete.
  • Sanjeev Nair - Indian Athlete.
  • Nirmala Nair - Indian Athlete.
  • Shashi Menon - Tennis player. Along with Amritraj brothers, took India to World Cup Finals for the second time in 1974.
  • Sandeep Nair - Player, Fiji national futsal team.

Mobsters and Anti-socials

See also

References