K. M. Mani
M. L. A. of Kerala Assembly
In office 1965 – Incumbent
Minister of Revenue and Law of Kerala
In office 2001–2006
Preceded by	K. E. Ismail
Succeeded by	K. P. Rajendran (Revenue), M. Vijayakumar (Law)
Minister of Revenue and Law
In office June 1991 – March 1996
Preceded by	P. S. Sreenivasan
Succeeded by	K. E. Ismail
Minister of Revenue and Law
In office 1987–1987
Minister of Irrigation and Law
In office 1987–1987
Preceded by	M. P. Gangadharan
Succeeded by	Baby John
Minister of Finance and Law
In office December 1981 – May 1986
Preceded by	Himself
Succeeded by	Thachady Prabhakaran
Minister of Finance and Law
In office January 1980 – October 1981
Preceded by	N. Bhaskaran Nair
Succeeded by	Himself
Minister of Home Affairs
In office April 1977 – July 1979
Preceded by	K. Karunakaran
Succeeded by	T. K. Ramakrishnan
Minister of Finance
In office December 1975 – March 1977
Preceded by	K. G. Adiyodi
Succeeded by	M. K. Hemachandran
Kottayam D. C. C. Secretary of Indian National Congress
In office 1960–1965

K.M.MANI

K.M Mani[Karinkozhakkal Mani Mani] was born as the son of Thomas Mani and Aleyamma Mani in 1933 at Marangattupalli, near Palai. Mani practiced as a lawyer before entering into politics as an active member of Indian National Congress.
K M Mani is the leader of Kerala Congress (M), one of the factions of the Kerala Congress and minister for Revenue, Law and Housing in the Kerala Government for a long tenure. Mani holds the records of having presented the maximum number of budgets (8) in the Kerala Legislative Assembly as Finance Minister, being a minister for the longest duration in the state of Kerala, having continuously represented a legislative constituency since its inception, and of having never lost an election to the Legislative Assembly. In his tenure as being a Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA), he is second only to K.R. Gowri Amma.

He was elected to Kerala Legislative Assembly for the first time in 1965 from the Palai Constituency of Kottayam district, and since then he won all the ten elections that followed in 1965, 1967, 1970, 1977, 1980, 1982, 1987, 1991, 1996, 2001 and 2006. He was minister for Home Affairs (April 1977 to September 1978 and again from October 1978 to July 1979), Finance and Law (January 1980 - October 1981, December 1981-March 1982 and again from May 1982-March 1982-March 1986), Irrigation and law(1987), Revenue and Law(1987), Revenue and Law (June 1991 to March 1996).He is also the leader of Congress(M) legislative party.