Published on Nov 15, 2020
Kerala Piravi Stickers for Whatsapp : Kerala Day or Kerala Piravi (#KeralaPiravi) is celebrated to commemorate the birth of Kerala as an independent State in the Republic of India on November 1, 1956.
Prior to this unification, Kerala was divided into three independent provinces of Malabar, Cochin, and Travancore. Malabar Presidency constituted the northernmost territories of Kerala that included Thalassery, Kannur, and Kasaragod.
Cool Malayalam stickers 2020 for Malayalees (Kerala) to easily share Malayalam stickers with your family and friends to express your emotions in a more cool manner than sending text. Malayalam Stickers help to easily express your emotions and make your overall chat looks more awesome than the usual text and normal emoji. Our sticker packs are small and lightweight, and you can add them easily to your WhatsApp collection to easily share with others.
The sticker can be downloaded by clicking here
We offer lots of Malayalam Stickers on the following sticker packs:
+ Kumbalangi Nights Stickers
+ Salim Kumar Stickers (Manavalan)
+ Suraj Venjaramodu Stickers (Dashamoolam Damu)
+ Fahadh Fasil (Kumbalangi Nights and Team)
+ 200+ Malayalam Memes stickers (Malayalam Film character faces)
+ Vishu Stickers
+ Mohanlal Stickers
+ Mammootty Stickers (with handwritten Malayalam dialogues sticker)
+ Dulquer Salmaan Stickers
+ Big Emoji Stickers
+ Ramzan Malayalam Stickers
+Eid Mubarak Malayalam Stickers
+ Kerala Piravi
+ Nabidhinam Stickers
+ Happy birthday stickers (both in English and Malayalam)
+ Onam Stickers
+ Easter Stickers
+ Happy New Year 2020 & Christmas (in Malayalam and English)
+ Comedy Stars and Stickers for WhatsApp Malayalam
To add a stickers pack just open the app, press on the plus button at the right of each pack and from there you can add any pack you like! You can also find other by searching WAStickerApps
To view Malayalam Stickers on WhatsApp, tap on the emoji icon and then from that tap Sticker icon (next to the GIF icon) you can see all the packs which you have added or downloaded earlier. You'll have to download the stickers first, to notice the sticker packs over the list.
1. Kerala was formed following passage of the States Reorganisation Act 1956, separating it from Madras Presidency and the merger of Travancore-Cochin state with the Malabar district.
2. After a popular movement, Fukyali Kerala culminated the formation of Kerala.
3. The state was formed to combine Malayalam-speaking regions.
4. Kerala stretches across 560-km of land, with a width of just 120 km.
5. Kerala is also called God's Own Country for its beautiful beaches and its backwaters.
6. The state has the Arabian Sea at one side while mountain ranges on the other.
7. Kerala is also known for its exotic spices and has attracted foreigners from across the world.
8. Kerala has 94 per cent literacy, one of the highest in India.
9. Modern Kerala is divided into 14 districts with Thiruvananthapuram as the state capital.
10. The earliest Sanskrit text to mention Kerala as Cherapadha is the late Vedic text Aitareya Aranyaka.
