Anglican Church Of India Malankara Diocese

Anglican Church Of India, Arch Diocese of Travancore and Cochin is a union of independent Anglican churches in India. It is not currently a member of the worldwide Anglican Communion whose titular leader is the Archbishop of Canterbury.
In 1964, some Anglicans decided to withdraw from the CSI and re-established the Anglican Church of India on 24 August 1964.

V.J. Stephen was consecrated as a bishop by Anglican bishops from the United States and Africa and also by an "Anglicanised" Evangelical bishop from Kerala, India, on 5 May 1966.
The church consists of all the diocesan bishops, clergy secretaries, lay leaders of the dioceses and church-related organisations and representatives of each diocese and independent churches.  Most Rev. Dr. Levi Joseph serves as Archbishop and chairman of the Church and Dr. Stephen vattappara serves as the Metropolitan of the Anglican Church of India.
It has five diocese. Malankara is one of the  biggest Diocese and its Bishop Dr. Valsan vattappara