The post independence scenario opened up new avenues for the younger generation of Kerala to venture out of the state seeking better opportunities to enhance theirlivelihood.

A large number of them settled in Borivli. Some of them started meeting together and intereacted regularly on holidays and Sundays and exchanged their views on various subjects including bringing all malayalees of Borivli together (under one umbrella).These meetings and interactions culminated in forming

The Borivli Taluka Malayalee Samajam (BTMS) on 7.7.1961.BTMS was officially inaugurated on 2 nd December 1961 by late Shri. V.K. Krishna Menon, one of the great Indian Diplomats and illustrious Malayalee,  at a function held in Gopalji Hamraj High School, Borivli East, Mumbai,

Later the Samajam was renamed as THE BORIVLI MALAYALEE SAMAJAM and got Registered under The Societies Registration Act 1860 (vide Registration No BOM/125/68/GBBSD) and The Public Trust Act, 1950 ( vide Registration Certificate No. F/1781/BOM) by the Charity Commissioner, Mumbai with the main Aims and Objects of providing

1. Education 

2. Medical relief

3. Yoga

4. Relief of poverty.

5. Advancement of any other object of general public utility.

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For years together, Franciscan Missionary Brothers of Borivli,  St. Francis D’Assisi High School and St. Francis ITI  helped the Samjam In its  development and conducting different activities of the Samajam at their premises at free of cost upto the time Samajam shifted to its own school complex in the lease-hold land.

The Samajamachieved  substantial progress  in all spheres of its chosen activities and looking ahead with renewed vigour  in its 60th year of existence.