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Suseela Rajagopalan's immediate younger one is Suseela. Advocate Raghavan (Chembankunnath, Anakkara) married her while she was studying at the Sree Neelakanta Sharma Sanskrit College, Pattambi. They soon shifted to Ernakulam and put up their home at Kaloor. Advocate Raghavan set up his legal practice at the High Court of Kerala in 1978. Raghavan also had served as CBI special prosecutor, Legal Advisor to KSEB etc. Suseela and Raghavan have two daughters, Neena and Nija. Both of them secured masters degrees. Advocate Suresh from Pathanamthitta married Neena. Pradeep (Govt.Executive) from Alleppy married Nija. Suseela and Raghavan soon became grandparents by the birth of two sweet children to each of their daughters. Advocate Raghavan is also a champion in sports events. Aravindan Aravindan is next to Suseela. He took up a career in ayurvedic medicine. In government service, Dr. Aravindan worked at various towns in Kerala state. Aravindan married Mallika and put up his home at Chittur (Palakkad district). Mallika and Aravindan have two daughters. Elder daughter Sinu mastered in business administration and got married to Santhosh (MBA). They are working at reputed companies at Coimbatore. Aravindan's younger daughter Divya is doing her university education. Mallika and Aravindan have a smart grandson Sidharth. "Dr. Aravindan" is a popular name among his vast number of patients in the districts of Palghat and neighbouring districts in Tamilnadu. Purushothaman Purushothaman is the next in the heirarchy. He set up his professional practice in Mumbai where he had studied Law. Purushothaman married Rejni from Kunnaththulli family at Kunnamkulam. After a few years, he undertook employment as a legal advisor with a multinational firm and moved to the KSA with family. After several years in employment, he joined hands with his younger brother Mohanan who had by then established business rights for the distribution of Ujala and other products in Tamilnadu and Andhra Pradesh. Purushothaman is now based at Vijayawada with his family. He has put up his house at Pattambi and also planted some rubber there. This couple has one son Dheeraj. He is attracted to automobiles which lead him to qualify for a career in that profession. He worked with Hyundai and is currently working with a firm dealing in Mercedes Benz cars at Vijayawada. Nirmala Next in the line is Nirmala. Vettanat Karunakaran married Nirmala while she was doing her studies at the government college, Pattambi. Karunakaran was serving the government of India in the Income Tax Department. Nirmala decided to stay together with him at his places of postings in various cities. When Karunakaran was posted to Kerala state, she chose to settle down at her husband's original house near Irinjalakuda. This couple have a son Subin and two daughters- Savitha and Soumya. After qualifying with an MBA from Australia, Subin found employment with a multinational company in Bahrain. He married Sneha. Subin and Sneha with their lovely child Anoushka live in Bahrain. Savitha, after securing her MBA, got married to Renjith and moved to the United States where Ranjith is working in the IT field. Soumya is pursuing her accountancy studies in India appearing examinations in the United States. Karunakaran is interested in literature, philosophy, agriculture, plantations etc. After retirement from service, he is busier than before looking after his farm and household in full sw ing.Mohanan Mohanan graduated in commerce. He initially undertook an employment with the TVS group of companies at its headquarters at Madurai. He constructed his first house there when he was only 24 years old. He also imported and marketed betelnuts as a side business. Mohanan married Geetha daughter of Kallayil Raghavan (Kunnamkulam). Later on, Mohanan resigned from the TVS group and secured distribution rights for consumer products such as Ujala in some of the districts in Tamilnadu . Later on, he extended his business to Hyderabad and Vijayawada. He moved his head quarters from Madurai to Kumbakonam in Tanjore district and built a new house, godown, residential flats etc there. Mohanan and Geetha have two sons namely Adarsh and Abilash. Adarsh is doing his first degree in Australia while Abilash is pursuing his higher secondary school in Tamilnadu. Mohanan is a devotee of the family deity of Vettekkaran. Manoharan Manoharan is next to Mohanan. He also graduated in commerce and entered the business sector. He was involved in many businesses such as textile retailing; coffee bean processing and distribution; automobile spare parts retailing; soft drinks, confectionery and so on. He is finally settled with an agency in patented ayurvedic medicines. In addition to this pharmaceutical agency, he is also a real estate agent. Manoharan married his own college mate Renjini.After doing M.A. and B.Ed. degrees she works at Pattambi High School as a teacher. Manoharan and Renjini have one daughter Maneesha and a son Mithun. Both Maneesha and Mithun are students. Manoharan and Renjini have put up their home close to the family house at Sankaramangalam. Suresh Babu Suresh Babu is the youngest of all. While studying for pre-degree course at the Government College, Pattambi, Babu discontinued and started doing business by renting out a tourist taxi. Babu married Latha. A lovely girl Swarna was born to Babu and Latha. Soon after the passing away of father and mother in 1994 and 1999 respectively, adjustment difficulties erupted in their marriage. Personality conflicts culminated in their separation and later divorce. Babu continues to stay single at his parent's home at Sankaramangalam. His divorced wife returned to Ooty where her parents have business establishments such as bakery, real estate etc. Swarna is schooling in Ooty.
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Rajagopalan
has five brothers and two sisters. When they were young, parents
decided to move from the joint family at Kozhikkottiri.
Narayanan(Nanu vaidyar) bought a piece of land and built a house at
Sankaramangalam which was within the limits of the Pattambi
Panchayat. By so doing, children could easily access their schools
while they were also able to keep in touch with their grandparents
and cousins during weekends and holidays.