of all our philanthropic endeavours we aim to create a positive social impact through our csr and charity initiatives in the gcc as well as india our work in disaster response has touched the lives of many vayalil said in 2018 when devastating floods caused massive destruction in kerala he lent a helping hand to the state government by sending 100 tonnes of medicines and relief material worth rs 12 crore via a special aircraftreconstructing the primary health centre at vazhakkad is part of the next phase in response to the rebuild kerala initiativevayalil lives in the united arab emirates uae but his parents and extended family are in kerala before the covid19 pandemic changed the world as we know it i would travel to india at least once a month to visit my family as well as attend business and board meetings today i travel less as most of the business meetings have gone online he said with restrictions eased he has resumed trips to india and other countries his most recent visit to india was in february 2021 to meet the chief election commissioner to discuss the voting rights of nris an issue which is close to his heart