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About: Revi Karunakaran     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Revi Karunakaran (1931–2003) (referred also as Revi Karuna Karan or Ravi Karunakaran) was a leading coir exporter from Kerala, India and former director of the Industrial Development Bank of India (IDBI).He was the Chairman and Managing Director of the Karan Group of Companies—the world's largest exporter of coir products—and worked significantly for the modernization of the coir industry of India.The world-renowned Ravi Karunakaran Memorial Museum (RKK Museum) in Alappuzha, Kerala was established in 2006 by his wife Betty, based on the private collection accumulated by Karunakaran and his family over several generations.