Raveendran

Raveendran is a common South Indian given name for males, particularly prevalent in Kerala, India. The name is of Sanskrit origin, derived from the word "Ravi," meaning sun, and "Indran," referring to Lord Indra, the king of the gods. Thus, Raveendran can be interpreted as "Lord of the Sun" or "Sun God."

The name is widely used across various communities and has no specific religious or caste connotations, although it is frequently found among Hindu families. Individuals named Raveendran are found in diverse professions and walks of life. The popularity of the name has been consistent over several decades in South India. It is a traditional name that continues to be chosen by parents for its auspicious meaning and cultural resonance.