Thiruvananthapuram: Chief Minister Oommen Chandy celebrated a low-key 71st birthday Friday. He visited the church, heard people's complaints and met school children.
The morning began with the routine meeting with a crowd and discussing their problems.
He also met school children from two local schools who greeted him with roses.
"He is a person who does not believe in celebrations. After meeting people, he went to the state party headquarters to attend the commemoration meeting of (late prime minister) Indira Gandhi," a close aide of Chandy told IANS.
"He has many meetings and it will be like any other normal day," the aide said.
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