Parthasarathy international cultural academy

Parthasarathy Cultural Academy was started in the year 1968 with the aim of establishing world peace and to develop brotherhood in mankind, to protect the basic human rights of the people in the society, to identify and properly honour the eminent personalities who serves the mankind and to liberate the people on the Universe from poverty.

To implement these services, special educational institutions were started. Through these Institutions awareness camps, group discussions of service minded people, debates and various cultural activities that could bring service institutions together, had been organized all over india. These programs created an awakening among the people. These activities brought the Founder, Chairman of the Institution to the light all over the world. Several Universities from all over the world awarded Doctorate and Royal Status Nobility awards to him. Parthasarathy Cultural Academy honoured the dignitaries by awarding their highest award of 'Ratna'.International Service Organisations & Voluntary Organisations from all over the world came forward to recognize Parthasarathy Cultural Academy as an International Service Organization. Accordingly Parthasarathy Cultural Academy is changed as Parthasarathy International Cultural Academy since 1980.

Programmes were organised to liberate the people from blind faith. Steps were taken to uplift the people from below poverty line, to create equality between rich and poor and to develop their economical status.

PCA strived to establish peace and harmony in society. It came forward to bring the feelings of oneness between religions and different faiths as the founder & chairman of PCA is the strong believer of 'There is only one caste, i.e. humanity and one religion that is One God".

PCA started uniting like minded service Institutions who are interested in serving the society.PCA organised several processions, fastings and protestations to protect the human rights and get justice for the affected people/community.

The sincere services of PCA (Parthasarathy Cultural Academy) pulled the attention of educationists, industrialists and eminent personalities from Tamilnadu as well as from all over India to involve themselves with PCA activities. This helped PCA to extend its services to solve the problems of common public, to promote educational activities, to encourage self employment, to protect human rights, to guide and counsel the people in need and much more.