Kandiah Neelakandan is a personal name of Tamil origin, commonly found among individuals of Sri Lankan or Indian Tamil descent. The name comprises two elements:
- Kandiah – a Tamil given name often derived from the Sanskrit Kāṇḍa, meaning “hand” or “power,” and frequently used as a patronymic or honorific.
- Neelakandan – a Tamil surname or patronymic meaning “the blue‑skinned one,” a reference to the Hindu deity Krishna, whose epithet Nīla‑kanda (blue‑tongued) is a common source for the name.
No verifiable, widely recognized encyclopedic sources document a notable individual, institution, event, or concept specifically identified as “Kandiah Neelakandan.” Consequently, the term does not correspond to an established entry in major reference works. Further reliable information would be required to provide a comprehensive encyclopedic article.