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India's AI Moment: Built Here, Built for Here

2026-10-15T00:25:17.350-07:00

For most of the last decade, India's story in technology was about talent and scale: the engineers who powered the world's software, the payments rails that moved billions of transactions, the apps that reached a population larger than any other. In AI, the story is changing. India is no longer content to be the world's biggest user and back-office for other people's models. It is building its own.

Here is a look at the technologies and trends that define Indian AI right now.

1. Sovereign language models, trained at home

The clearest sign of the shift came in February, when New Delhi hosted the India AI Impact Summit, the fourth in the series of global AI gatherings that began at Bletchley Park and moved through Seoul and Paris. The summit was where India showed its first batch of homegrown foundation models.

Sarvam AI, a Bengaluru startup, introduced two large language models, one with 30 billion parameters and one with 105 billion, both trained in India. In March the company released both as open-weight models under the Apache 2.0 licence, so developers can download and build on them freely. Sarvam also opened a consumer assistant called Indus in limited beta during summit week, and it has been working with state governments, including a planned sovereign AI capacity hub in Odisha, on practical use cases like industrial safety and local-language skilling.

BharatGen, a consortium led by IIT Bombay, launched Param2, a 17-billion-parameter mixture-of-experts model built to work across Indian languages. It is a publicly funded effort, and the team has also been working on speech models and document-vision models aimed at governance, healthcare, education and finance.

The philosophy behind these projects is worth noting. Sarvam's co-founder Vivek Raghavan has argued that sovereignty matters more than building the biggest model. India's bet is not to win a parameter-count race but to build models that are efficient, open, and good at the things Indian users actually need.

2. Voice first, not text first

Most frontier AI has been trained mainly on text, and mostly English text. India has a different starting point: hundreds of millions of people who are more comfortable speaking than typing, and who speak in a language other than English.

That is why voice has become a signature theme. The IndiaAI Mission has openly talked about voice-first models as a way to differentiate Indian AI from Big Tech. Gnani.ai unveiled its Vachana voice stack at the summit, and Sarvam's models are being tied into voice-based citizen services, including work with UIDAI on Aadhaar-related interactions.

Underpinning much of this is Bhashini, the government's language platform, which offers translation and speech services across India's 22 scheduled languages and has already powered multilingual chatbots at large public events. For a farmer, a shopkeeper or a first-time smartphone user, an AI that listens and answers in their own language is the difference between a technology they watch and one they use.

3. Public compute and public data

Training models takes chips and data, and both are expensive. India's answer has been to treat them as shared infrastructure.

The IndiaAI Mission, approved in 2024 with an outlay of roughly ₹10,300 crore, has pooled a national compute facility that crossed 38,000 GPUs by late 2025. Startups, researchers and academics can rent that capacity at heavily subsidised rates, reported at around ₹65 per GPU-hour. The Mission has chosen a dozen teams to build foundation models, including Sarvam, Gnani.ai, BharatGen, Soket AI, Fractal Analytics and Tech Mahindra.

On the data side, AI Kosha is a government platform that makes non-personal datasets, such as agricultural, weather and public-sector data, available to AI builders. The Mission is also setting up IndiaAI Data Labs in Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities, spreading AI training and data work beyond the big metros.

4. AI for farms, clinics and classrooms

The most interesting Indian AI is often the least glamorous. The Union Budget for 2026-27 proposed Bharat-VISTAAR, a multilingual AI tool meant to bring AgriStack and ICAR's agricultural advice together so farmers can ask questions and get guidance in their own language. Similar thinking runs through education tools for personalised tutoring in regional languages, and healthcare pilots built on sector-ready models.

Industry voices have been saying the same thing: the phase of flashy experiments is ending, and the focus is moving to AI that is reliable, context-aware, and embedded in core business and public processes.

5. A light-touch approach to governance

India has so far chosen not to rush into a single sweeping AI law. Its AI governance guidelines take a risk-based, proportionate approach and do not permit unrestricted deployment of high-risk systems. The aim is to keep room for startups and open-source work while still setting guardrails where harm is most likely.

The honest caveats

It would be easy to cheer without qualification, so here are the open questions.

"Sovereign" has limits. Sarvam's models are sovereign where it counts most, in keeping public data inside the country, but India still depends on imported chips and global supply chains.
Bias is local too. Western AI debates tend to centre on race. In India, caste is a live concern, and developers will need to test for and reduce bias that generic benchmarks don't catch.
Access must stay broad. Subsidised compute and open weights only deliver on their promise if smaller players, not just the biggest firms, can actually use them.
Benchmarks are not adoption. Strong demos at a summit are a start. The real test is whether these models run quietly inside government offices, banks, clinics and farms a year from now.

What to watch next

Three things will show whether this momentum is real: how many developers pick up the open Sarvam and BharatGen models, how fast voice-based services reach people who have never used a chatbot, and whether the next generation of Indian models, which the Mission has said it wants to push toward much larger sizes, arrives on schedule.

India's advantage was never going to be spending the most. It is the scale of its users, the depth of its language diversity, and a habit of building public digital infrastructure that others can build on. If AI follows the path that UPI took, the most important Indian AI of the next few years may be the kind you hardly notice, because it simply works, in your language, on your phone.

Abdul Kalam: Former Indian president dies - aged 83

2015-07-27T21:14:00.002-07:00

SHILLONG: Former president of India, A. P. J. Abdul Kalam died on Monday after collapsing collapsing while delivering a lecture in Shillong, northeastern India.

Abdul Kalam as Young

Kalam, 83, collapsed while addressing the students of the Indian Institute of Management in the Meghalaya in Shillong and was rushed to the nearby Bethany hospital, where doctors gave him emergency treatment while trying to revive him.

"He was brought into the hospital without a pulse or blood pressure, there was no sign of life," said John Sailo Ryntathiang, director of Bethany Hospital.

Kalam died from cardiac arrest in Bethany Hospital, according to hospital chief executive officer John L. Sailo.

B. Warjri, chief secretary of Meghalaya state, confirmed that Kalam died on Monday evening at a hospital. He was 83.

Kalam served as president of India for five years from 2002, and enjoyed support of both the ruling BJP and the opposition Congress at the time. He was known as the father of the country's military missile programme.

Popularly known as “Missile Man,” Kalam led the scientific team that developed missiles able to carry India's nuclear warheads.

He became a national folk hero after helping oversee nuclear tests in 1998 that solidified India's status as a nuclear weapons state. India's first atomic test was in 1974.

Former Indian president A.P.J. Abdul Kalam won his spurs as the country’s missile man. He played a pivotal role in India's Pokhran-II nuclear tests in 1998.

Kalam, who wrote a book called “Ignited Minds,” became best known as a tireless campaigner for unleashing India's technological muscle and discouraging expensive imports from the West.

Born on October 15, 1931, in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, Kalam graduated from the prestigious Madras Institute of Technology in aeronautical engineering.

Finance Minister Arun Jaitley expressed his condolences on Twitter: “We have lost an ideal citizen. May his soul rest in peace.”

Condolences from Pakistan

Pakistan expressed condolences on the demise of Dr. Abdul Kalam, former President of India.

“Dr. Kalam will be remembered for his meritorious services for his country,” a statement from the Foreign Office said.

“May Allah Almighty rest the departed soul in peace and give fortitude to the bereaved family to bear this irreparable loss,” the statement said.

President Mamnoon Hussain also expressed grief over the demise of the former Indian president.

According to a press statement issued from the Aiwan-e-Sadr, the president conveyed his condolences to the bereaved family and the people of India.

Source:dawn

World's richest dinner party: Worth $ 1 trillion

2011-05-15T02:55:00.000-07:00

The heads of Apple, Google, Yahoo!, Facebook, Twitter - oh, and the U.S. President, too. Has there ever been a more powerful power lunch? And who got the bill?

From left-to-right (clockwise): Eric Schmidt, Arthur D Levinson, John T Chambers, John Doerr, Larry Ellison, Reed Hastings, John L Hennessy, Carol Bartz, Dick Costolo, Mark Zuckerberg, Barack Obama, Steve Jobs, Steve Westly, Ann Doerr

Who would you invite to your fantasy dinner party?

It's difficult to imagine a wealthier set of guests than those invited to the home of Silicon Valley venture capitalist John Doerr earlier this year, in the mega-wealthy enclave of Woodside, California. Together they represent companies worth nearly $1 trillion.

By all accounts, Obama didn't have an easy ride - many of the diners are generous political donors and the President was criticised for slow progress on policy promises. The dinner lasted two hours, and is expected to be the first in a series that Obama holds with Silicon Valley's leaders.

So what was on the menu? Chef Yigit Pura would only reveal that Obama said, 'Banana cream pie was solid,' as he kissed his fingers.

Perhaps the biggest surprise of the evening was Mark Zuckerberg's decision to ditch his hoodie for more formal attire - normally, the only suits he's acquainted with are of the legal variety.

ERIC SCHMIDT
Title Chairman, Google

Worth $7 billion

Google market valuation $171.8 billion
In his ten-year tenure, Schmidt oversaw Google's transformation into the global internet giant that it is today. He stepped down as CEO last month and is now a member of the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.

ARTHUR D LEVINSON

Title Chairman, Genentech
Worth Earned $850,000 in 2010

Genentech market valuation $46.8bn

Founded in 1976, Genentech (now owned by Roche) pioneered using human genetic information to develop medicines, including cancer treatments. Levinson stepped down as CEO in 2009, and now sits on Apple's board of directors.

JOHN T CHAMBERS

Title CEO, Cisco Systems

Worth $1 billion

Cisco market valuation $96 billion Chambers raises his glass extra-high to Obama, showing that there are no hard feelings on the part of this co-chair of John McCain's 2008 presidential bid. He earns his seat as chairman of Cisco, the dotcom boom's most valuable company.

JOHN DOERR

Title Partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers

Worth $2.2 billion

The host for the evening, Doerr is a tech investor with a knack for backing a winning idea. Back in 1999, KPCB led a $25 million investment in upstart Google. KPCB has participated in over $2.3 billion of investments since May 2010.

LARRY ELLISON

Title CEO, Oracle

Worth $39.5 billion

Oracle market valuation $177.6 billion

Currently the fifth wealthiest human being on the planet, Ellison co-founded Oracle in 1977. In true billionaire fashion, he splashed out over $100 million to ensure that his BMW Oracle sailing team won the America's Cup last year.

REED HASTINGS

Title Co-founder and CEO, Netflix
Worth Earned $5.5 million in 2010

Netflix market valuation $12 billion

In 1997 Hastings co-founded Netflix, an online subscription service for movies and TV which now has over 20 million members across North America. He once taught maths in Swaziland during a two-year stint in the US Peace Corps.

JOHN L HENNESSY
Title President, Stanford University

Worth $31.4 million

Stanford endowment $15.9 billion

Located in the heart of Silicon Valley, Stanford has a long association with the area's tech companies, many of whose founders - including those of Google, Cisco Systems, Hewlett-Packard and Yahoo! - passed through the university.

CAROL BARTZ

Title CEO, Yahoo!

Worth Earned $47.2 million in 2009

Yahoo! market valuation $23.7 billion

Bartz, who joined Yahoo! in 2009, holds the honour of having topped a 2010 list of executives paid too much for running underperforming companies. Although Yahoo! remains a global internet brand, it's still considered to be in decline.

DICK COSTOLO

Title CEO, Twitter

Worth $120 million

Twitter market valuation $3.7 billion

A computer science graduate and former improvisational comedian, Costolo sold FeedBurner - a provider of management tools for website owners - to Google in 2007 for a rumoured $100 million. Last year he took over as CEO of Twitter.

MARK ZUCKERBERG

Title CEO, Facebook

Worth $13.5 billion

Facebook market valuation $50 billion

The Social Network's complex antihero, Zuckerberg is 'trying to make the world a more open place by helping people connect and share', according to his own Facebook profile. Luckily for him, he's becoming filthy rich in the process.

BARACK OBAMA

Title President, USA

Worth $10.5 million

USA $14.7 trillion (GDP)

Obama is noted for his love of technology: he embraced social media in his election campaign, and was reportedly gifted an iPad 2 a month before they went on sale. His aide Valerie Jarrett also attended the dinner (seated to Zuckerberg's right).

STEVE JOBS

Title Co-founder and CEO, Apple

Worth $8.3 billion

Apple market valuation $323.3 billion

Jobs has transformed the tech industry several times. After his pioneering early years at Apple, he left the firm to set up NeXT (which created the machine on which the Web was developed), before returning to spearhead the 'iRevolution'.

STEVE WESTLY
Title Managing partner and founder, The Westly Group

Worth $500 million

A Democratic Party supporter, venture capitalist Westly served as a California co-chair for Obama's 2008 presidential election campaign. The Westly Group has participated in over $178 million of investments since April 2010.

ANN DOERR

Title Philanthropist

The hostess, as the wife of John Doerr, is no stranger to technology herself, holding bachelor's and master's degrees in electrical engineering. An environmental activist and trustee of the New York-based Environmental Defense Fund, she works alongside her husband in his philanthropic endeavours.

Source: dailymail

Top 10 Job Search Engines

2011-05-08T11:27:00.001-07:00

Job search engine is that type of website which deals employments or careers. Many job search engines allow jobs providers to post the jobs on their websites. Users can find there all types of job and apply for them. They don’t need to pay any registration fee because jobs search engines earn from their employers & ad networks. Here are some popular job search engines.

1. Naukri.com (India) - Naukri.com is a Indian job search engine. It’s very popular in India. It was launched in 1997 by Sanjeev Bikhchandani.

2. Bixee.com (India) – Bixee.com is job search engine for only Indian job seekers. It was launched in 2005 by Ruban Phukan and Rajesh. In 2006 it was acquired by ibibo.com.

3. Monster.com (Usa & India)- Monster.com was launched in 1999 with their slogan “Your calling is calling”. It is a popular job portal in USA and India. The monster board was founded by Jeff Taylor.

4. Yahoo hotjobs ( World wide ) – Yahoo hotjobs ( www.hotjobs.com ) is an online job search engines. It was founded by Richard Johnson in 1996. It was acquired by Monster Worldwide and merged into monster.com .

5. Craiglist.org (World wide ) – It is the most popular classified site on the internet. It was founded by Craig Newmark in 1996. It is a well know classified website for job search. It’s network of online communities, forums, job classified, free online classified advertisement such as housing, personal, sale for etc.

6. Careerbuilder.com (USA) – Careerbuilder is a popular job search engine in USA. It was launched in 1995. It was created by Rob McGovern. It provides online career search services.

7. Linkup.com (USA) – Linkup is the another great job search engine in USA. It has solid applicant tracking system so that they can prevent duplicate listing & fraudulent. It was launched in 1995 .

8. Indeed.com (USA) – Indeed.com is a metasearch engine for job listing where job seekers can find their suitable job from thousands of job listing websites. It was launched in 2004 by Paul Forster and Rony Kahan.

9. Timesjobs.com (India ) – Timesjobs was lanched in 2004 by Times Business Solutions Limited (TBSL). It’s another great job search engine for India job seekers.

10. Shine.com (India ) – Shine.com was launched in 2008 by HT Media. It’s another great option for India job seekers after naukri.com and timesjobs.com . It has a unique service to create resume for job vacancy.

Source: way2workfromhome

How Osama Bin Laden killed by the US

2011-05-04T04:53:00.000-07:00

Want to know the scene how the world's most-wanted man found and killed by the US troops near Islamabad in Pakistan. Watch,,,,

Pakistan may claim ignorance about Osama's presence in their country but new evidence leaked by Wikileaks nails that lie as well. Here’s the complete report.

The proof against Pakistan is now piling up fast. All evidence gleaned from the attack that killed Osama bin Laden suggests that the country's military and intelligence establishment colluded to hide the terrorist leader. The US has raised strong questions about this... as have people within the Pakistani government.

Engineering Colleges List In Tamilnadu

2011-05-04T03:44:00.000-07:00

Tamilnadu is know for its Engineering Colleges. There are about 290+ engineering college in Tamil Nadu alone. Here I have provided the address, phone number and other details such as course available and number of seats allotted, also campus placements in the respective colleges. The college code is also given in front of every college

THIS IS A HUGE LIST OF ENGINEERING COLLEGES IN TAMIL NADU SO USE SEARCH TO FIND YOUR COLLEGE. FOR SEARCH PRESS F3 AND TYPE YOUR COLLEGE NAME

LIST OF COLLEGES:

101 A.M.S College of Engineering
Nizara Educational Campus
Muthapudupet, Avadi,I.A.F
Chennai 600055.
Ph :. 044-6372939,6375657, 6382636,6381403

102 Bhajarang Engineering College
Ayathur
Veppampattu R.S Tiruvallur (T.K),
Tiruvaluur (D.T) 602024.
Ph.: 04116-224664,224665.

104 Dr.M.G.R Engineering College
National Highway,
No 4, Periyar Evr High Road
Maduravoyal,Chennai 602102
Ph : 044-23782085,176,186,2663
Fax : 23783165.

106 Jaya Engineering College
Prakash Nagar, M.T.H Road
Thiruninravur(Near Avadi)
Chennai 602024.
Ph : 044-26390041,26300982.
Fax : 26300982.

107 Lakhmi Chand Rajani College of Engg. & Tech.
Kanchipadi Village
Tiruvallur - Tirutani Nh Road
Thiruthani Taluk
Tiruvallur (D.T) 631204.
Ph : (954118)04118-274444.

108 Magna College of Engineering
Redhills
Tiruvallur High Road ,Magaral
Chennai 600055.
Ph : 04116-226301,302. Fax : 04116-226300.

109 P.M.R Institute of Technology
Adayalampattu
Chennai 602102.
Ph : 044-6532581.

110 Prathyusha Engineering College
Aranvayalkuppam
Poonamalle-Tiruvallore Road
Tiruvallore (D.T) 602025.
Ph : (954116)04116-20331, 20450,451,452.

111 Raja Rajeswari Engineering College
Adayalampattu
Vanagarani Post
Chennai 602102.
Ph : 044-26530666,34011,34012, Fax : 26534011.

112 R.M.D Engineering College
R.S.M. Nagar,
Kavaraipettai
Gummidipoondi Taluk
Thiruvallur Dist 601206.
Ph : 04119-225562,63,64.

113 R.M.K Engineering College
R.S.M Nagar Kavaraipettai
Gummidipoondi Tk
Thiruvallur Dist. 601206.
Ph : 04119-325102, 325338,325339.

114 S.A Engineering College
Veeraraghavapuram
Sundara Solavaram
Thiruverkadu Post
Chennai 600077.
Ph : 6801999/0999.

115 Sri Ram Engineering College
Perumalpattu
Tiruvallur Dist. 602024.
Ph : (954116)04116-289364,289365.

116 Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering and Technology
Thirupachur
Thiruvallur Dist. And Taluk
Thiruvallur 631203.
Ph : 04116-264444,265566. Fax : 04116-265444.

117 St.Peters Engineering College
College Road, Avadi
Chennai 600054.
Ph : 044-26558080-84.

118 Vel Sri Rangarajan Sakunthala College of Multimedia
No:42, Avadi - Alamadhi Road
Vellanur Post,
Chennai 600062.
Ph : 044-25017584,073. Fax : 26840181.

119 Vel Tech
42, Avadi-Alamathi Road
Avadi,Vellanur Post
Chennai 600062.
Ph : 044-26841601,26840603.

120 Velammal Engineering College
Ambattur Red Hills Road
Velammal Nagar,
Surapet, Chennai 600066.
Ph : 044-26590579.

121 Sri Venkateswara Institute Of Science And Technology
Koghundalur Village
Thiruppachur
Thiruvalluvar Taluk 631203.
Ph : 04116-666669,666699,660902.

122 Vel Sri Rangarajan Sakunthala High Tech Engineering College
60,Avadi
Allamathi Road
Chennai 600062.
Ph : 044-25017074,9841096932, Fax : 26840181.

201 Arignar Anna Institute of Science and Technology
Pennalur
Sriperumpudur Taluk
Kancheepuram District 602105.
Ph: 04111-32344.

202 D.M.I College of Engineering
Mevalur Kuppam B Village
Palanchur, Nazrethpet Post
Kancheepuram Dist. 602103.
Ph: 044-26811542,26810642.

203 E.V.P Engineering College
Evp Santhosha Nagar,
Chennai - Bangalore Highway,
Chembarambakkam,
Thiruvallur Dist. 602103.
Ph : 044-26810265,26811823.

204 Kalsar College of Engineering
109,Mannur Village
Sriperambudur Taluk
Kancheepuram District 602105.
Ph: (954111)04111-256777.

205 Lord Venkateshwara Engineering College
Pulliampakkam
Kanchipuram Dist 631605.
Ph : 04112-256364,222238.

206 Maamallan Institute of Technology
Maamallan Nagar ,Vadamangalam
Sriperumpudur 602105
Ph : 04111-262458.

207 Mariana Engineering College
29,Chowdry Naagar
Valasaravakkam
Chennai -600087.
Ph : 55392423,55392421.

208 Maruthi Institute of Engineering & Technology
Mkolivakkam village,Iyyengarkulam
Kancheepuram Taluk 631502.
Ph :242191,277967.

209 Pallavan College of Engineering
Thimmasamudram
Iyyengarkulam,
Kancheepuram Taluk 631502.
Ph : 04112-277967.

210 Panimalar Engineering College
Bangalore Trunk Road
Varadharajapuram, Nasareth Pettai (Post)
Poonamalle (Taluk), Chennai 602103.
Ph : 26490404,26490505, Fax : 26490101.

211 Rajalakshmi Engineering College
Rajalakshmi Nagar
Thandalam,Sriperumbudur
Chennai 602105.
Ph : 954111-256640/41. Fax : 954111-256750.

212 Rajiv Gandhi College of Engineering
Nemili Village
Sriperumbudur
Kanchipuram Dist 602105.
Ph : 04111-263100,262905.

213 S.K.R Engineering College
Agarmmel Village
Nazarathpet
Poonamalle 602103
Ph : 044-26494205,26493385.

214 Sakthi Mariamman Engineering College
101,Narayanasamy Nagar
Thandalam Village
Sriperumbudur 602105.
Ph : 04111-256742,256742,256802,256801.

215 Santhosa Engineering College
E.V.P Santhosha Nagar
Chennai-Bangalore national Highway
Chembarambakkam,
Chennai 602103.
Ph : 044-25017541.

216 Saveetha Engineering College
Seveetha Nagar,
Melvalurkuppam,Thandalam Post
Sriperumbudur Taluk
Kancheepuram Dist. 602105.
Ph : (954111)04111-356701.

217 Sree Sastha Institute of Engineering and Technology
Chennai-Bangalore national Highway
Chembarambakkam Village
Poonamalle Taluk(Opp Thirumazhisai Industrial Est)
Chennai 602103.
Ph : 044-26810114,26810115.

218 Sri Muthukumaran Institute of Technology
Chakkarayapuram (Near Poonamallee) Kundrathur Road,
Near Mangadu
Chennai 600069.
Ph : 044-24780001/2/3/4. Fax : 24780005.

219 Sri Venkateswara College of Engineering
Post Bag No:3, Pennalur
Chennai-Bangalore High Road
Sriperumbudur 602105.
Ph :04111-362321,362352, 362530,363783/84/85.

220 Sri Padmavathy College of Engineering
MevalurKuppam,Valarpuram post
Chennai-Bangalore High Road
Sriperumbudur Taluk
Kancheepuram District 602107
Ph : 954111-256858/9

221 Srinivasa Institute of Engineering and Technology
Poonamalle Bye Pass Road
Parivakkam,Poonamalle
Chennai 600056.
Ph : 044-26493505/6492525, Fax : 26492227.

222 P.B College Of Engineering
Irungattukottai
Sriperumbudur Taluk
Kancheepuram Dist 602105.
Ph : 04111-256861/2.

223 Udayam Engineering College
Chowkanthangal Village (Nemili Village Road)
Valarpuram post, Sriperumbudur Taluk
Kancheepuram Dist 602105.
Ph : 6411029,6412989.

225 S.M.Kadar Engineering College
Maduramangalam (Near Sunguvarchathiram)
Sriperumbudur Taluk
Kancheepuram District 602108.
Ph : 954111-270230.

301 A.J College of Engineering
Old Mahabalipuram Road, 34.Egattur
Chennai 603103
Ph : 95-4114-235761/235763.
Fax : 04114-235761/3, Fax : 04114-235762.

302 Aarupadai Veedu Institute of Technology
Vinayaga Nagar, Old Mahapalipuram Road
Paiyanoor
Kancheepuram Dist. 603104
Ph : 04114-243800/01/02/03

303 Anand Institute of Higher Technology
Kalasalingam Nagar, Old Mahabalipuram Road
Kazhipattur,Tiruporur Taluk
Kancheepuram Dist 603103.
Ph : (954114)04114-475530,475520

304 Easwari Engineering College
Bharathi Salai, Ramapuram
Chennai 600089
Ph : 044-22490853/22490431

305 Hindustan College of Engineering
Post Box No.01, Old Mahabalipuram Road,
Padur (Via Kelambakkam)
Kancheepuram Dist. 603103
Ph : 04114-274395/474262

306 Jeppiaar Engineering College
Jeppiar Nagar
Old Mamallapuram Road
Chennai 600119
Ph : 044-24502818,24503216,24501394.

307 Jerusalem College of Engineering
Velachery Main Road, Narayanapuram
Pallikaranai, Chennai 601302
Ph : 044-22461404,22460131.
Fax : 22461904.

308 Measi Academy of Architecture
Association Gardens,New College Campus
87,Peters Road Royapettah,
Chennai 600014
Ph : 044-28351126,28350445.

309 Meenakshi Sundararajan Engineering College
363, Arcot Road, Kodambakkam
Chennai 600024
Ph : 044-24801636

310 Misrimal Navajee Munoth Jain Engineering College
Guru Marudhar Kesari Building
Jyothi Nagar, Thorapakkam
Chennai 600096.
Ph : 044-24960101,24962270/71/72, Fax : 24960379.

311 K.C.G. College of Technology
Old Mahabalipuram Road,
Karapakkam Chennai 600096 044-24503232/3140

312 P.T.Lee Chengalvaraya Naicker College of Engg & Tech.
Oovery chathiram,Veliyur poat
Kancheepuram (near white gate) 631502.
Ph : 954177-248521/3/4, Fax : 954177-248521.

313 Shree Motilal Kanhaiyalal Fomra Institute of Technology
Thaiyur village, Old Mahabalipuram Road
Near Kelambakkam Kanchipuram Taluk 603103
Ph : 04114-275622/21,275070. 314 Sri Krishna Engineering College
Panapakkam,Serparanchery (Post)
Near Padappai (Tambaram Via)
Kanchipuram Dist 601301.
Ph : 044-2493025.

315 Sri Sivasubramaniya Nadar College of Engineering
Old Mahabalipuram Road,
Kalavakkam. 603110
Ph : 04114-2475063/64/65,2474844/45/46.

316 Srinivasa College of Engineering and Technology
Thalambur, Old Mahabalipuram Road
Chennai 603103
Ph : 04114-235528,235627,235768/9.

317 St.Josephs College of Engineering
Old Mamallapuram Road
Jeppiaar Nagar, Chennai 600119
Ph : 044-24501060,24500861.

318 T.J Institute of Technology
I.T. Highway,Old Mahabalipuram Road
Karapakkam, Chennai 600096
Ph : 044-24501377,24501045.

319 Thangavelu Engineering College
IT High Way, Old Mahabalipuram Road
Karrapakkam, Chennai 600096
Ph : 044-24501377,24501045.

320 S R R Engineering College
Padur, Old Mahabalipuram Road,
Kancheepuram Dist 603103
Ph : 04114-274839,274840.

401 Adhiparasakthi Engineering College
Melmaruvathur,Cheyyur (T.K),
Kancheepuram (D.T) 603319
Ph : 04115-229247/502/094/586.

402 Annai Teresa College of Engineering
Thirunavallur,Ulunderpet T.K
Villupuram Dist. 607204.
Ph : 04149-224292,245681. Fax : 04149-224292.

403 Bharath Institute of Science and Technology
No:173, Agharam Road, Selaiyur
Chennai 600073
Ph : 044-22290742,2290125.

404 Crescent Engineering College
Seethakathi Estate,G.S.T Road,
Vandalur, Chennai 600048.
Ph : 044-22751375/47/48/50,2750362. Fax : 044-22750520.

405 Dhanalakshmi College of Engineering
Dr.V.P.R.Nagar,Manimangalam
Varadharajapuram Post,
Chennai 601301
Ph : 044 - 4332977/4363321.

406 Dr.Pauls Engineering College
Pauls Nagar Nh-66,Vanur Taluk,
Villupuram Dist. 605109.
Ph : 0413-677006/677007/677877.

407 G.K.M College of Engineering and Technology
Alappakkam - Mappedu Road
G.K.M Nagar, Chennai 600063.
Ph : 044-22390253/22379253/ 22395623/22790005.

408 I.F.E.T College of Engineering
IFET Nagar,East Pondy Road
Valavanur Post, Villupuram 605108
Ph : 04146-31456/57/58/59.

409 Karpagavinayaga College of Engineering and Technology
Karpaga Vinayaga Nagar, G.S.T .Road,
Palayanoor Post, Madhuranthagam Taluk
Kancheepuram (D.T) 603308.
Ph : 04115-75486/75487.

410 Krishnasamy College of Engineering and Technology
Nellikuppam High Road,
S. Kumarapuram
Cuddalore 607109.
Ph : 04142-310394 / 311794/311394.

411 Madha Engineering College
Somangalam Road,Madha Nagar
Kundrathur, Chennai 600069.
Ph : 044-4780732 - 34.

412 Mailam Engineering College
Mailam, Tindivanam Taluk
Villupuram District 604304.
Ph : (098430)04146-24900,27767.

413 Perumal Sami Rishi Engineering College
Evp Santhosha Nagar, G.S.T.Road
Madurantakam Tk, Kancheepuram Dist 603306.
Ph : 954115-53606. 414 Prince Shri Venkateshwara Padmavathy Engineering College
Medavakkam-Mambakkam Road, Ponmar
Chennai 600048.
Ph : 954114-279220.

415 S.R.M Engineering College
Srm Nagar, Kattankulathur(Po)
Kancheepuram 603203
Ph : 04114-253377,253380,252270.

417 Sri Andal Alagar College of Engineering
No:6,G.S.T.Road. Mamandur Village
Chingleput 603111.
Ph : 954115-265662/265663. Fax : 04115-265666.

418 Sri Lakshmi Ammal Engineering College
Selaiyur-Thiruvencheri
Kanchipuram Dist 600073.
Ph : 2290443.

419 Sri Sairam Engineering College
Sai Leo Nagar, Poonthandalam
West Tambaram, Chennai 600044
Ph : 044-22380031,2383322,2383377

420 Tagore Engineering College
Kelambakkam Road,Vandalur
Rathinamangalam
Chennai 600048.
Ph : 04114-277017,277088,277365. Fax : 277307.

421 V.R.S College of Engineering and Technology
Arasur, Villupuram (D.T) 607107
Ph : 04149-224253 422 Valliammai Engineering College
S.R.M. Nagar, Kattankulathur
Kancheepuram (D.T) 603203.
Ph : 04114-251498/251499/254726.

423 Asan Memorial College Of Engineering And Technology
off- Chengalpet Mahabalipuram Road
P.B 101,Periya Irumedu post
Manambathi 603105.

424 Dhanish College Of Engineering
Padappai,
Kancheepuram Dist 000000
Ph : 04111-274747/274748. Fax : 04111-274748.

425 Sri Jayaram Engineering College
Jayaram Nagar,Sellampuram,
Cuddalore 607003.
Ph : - 426 Sri Ramanujar Enginnering College
Kolapakkam,Vandalur
Chennai 600048.
Ph : 22751380,9841069446.

501 Adhiparasakthi College of Engineering
G.B.Nagar, Kalavai
Vellore Dist. 632506.
Ph : 04173-42648 .

502 Annai Velankanni Engineering College
Chinnaiyan Chatram, Attupputhur Village,
Enathur S.O, Madras - Bangalore Highways (Nh4)
Kancheepuram (D.T) 631561.
Ph : 954112-248369,248370.

503 Arulmigu Meenakshi Amman College of Engineering
Vadamavandal, Namandi Post
Cheyyar Taluk, Tiruvannamalai District
Tamilnadu 604410
Ph : 04182-47226 .

504 Arunai Engineering College
Velu Nagar,
Tiruvannamalai
Tamilnadu 606603.
Ph : 04175-237419,236799,237739. Fax : 237789.

505 C.Abdul Hakeem College of Engineering and Technology
Hakeem Nagar, Melvisharam
Vellore Dist 632509.
Ph : 04172-67387.

506 G.G.R College of Engineering
Pillaiyarkuppam, Perumugai
Chennai Bangalore Highway
Vellore 632009.
Ph : 0416-2258991,258992,258993,258994. Fax : 258995.

507 Ganadipathy Tulsis Engineering College
Chittoor -Cuddalore Road ,Kaniyambadi
Vellore 632102
Ph : 0416-230900.

508 Kamban Engineering College
Mathur, Tiruvannamalai 606603
Ph : 04175-37079/36119

509 Meenakshi College of Engineering
Malliankaranai village
Uthiramerur (T.K)
Kancheepuram 603406
Ph : 04112-72304.

510 Priyadarshini Engineering College
Chettiyappanur Village & Post
Vaniyambadi Taluk 635751
Ph : 04174-228972,224796,227591. Fax : 28055.

511 Ranipet Engineering College
Thenkadappanthangal, Wallajah Taluk
Vellore Dist. 632513
Ph : 04172-32888.

512 S.K.P Engineering College
Chinnakangiyanur Village,
Tiruvannamalai 606611
Ph : 04175 - 22633.

513 Sri Balaji Chockalingam Engineering College
A.C.S. Nagar, Irumbedu Village
Arni T.K.
Thiruvannamalai 632317
Ph : 04173-27393/25075.

514 Sri Nandhanam College of Engineering and Technology
Molagarampatti,Tirupattur
Vellore Dist. 635601
Ph : 04179-20692,26292

515 Saraswathi Velu College of Engineering
Jambukulam Road, Melvenkatapuram
Sholinghur, Vellore (D.T) 631102.
Ph : 04172-64258

516 Thanthai Periyar Institute of Technology
Bagayam, Vellore 632002
Ph : 0416-227762

517 Thirumalai Engineering College
Kilambi, Krishnapuram
Kanchipuram Taluk 631551
Ph : 04112-46507.

518 Thiruvalluvar College of Engineering and Technology
Ponnur Hills,
Vandavasi 604505
Ph : 04183-225986,226711,227016.
Fax : 226711.

519 Bharathidasan Engineering College
M G R Nagar,K.Bandarapalli,
Tirupattur Taluk, Vellore District
Natrampalli 635852
Ph : 04179-242684.

601 Adhiyamaan Engineering College
Dr.M.G.R.Nagar Hosur-Taluk
Dharmapuri Dist
Tamil Nadu 635109
Ph : 04344-260570, 260571.

602 Annai Mathammal Sheela Engineering College
Erumapatty Post
Namakkal District 637013
Ph : 04286-252251/52/53/54.
Fax : 04286-252256.

603 Bargur Engineering College
Bargur 635104
Ph : 04343-66067.

605 Idhaya Engineering College for Women
Nainarpalayam Road,Chinnasalem
Villupuram Dist 606201
Ph : 04151-58325,58326.

606 Jayam College of Engineering and Technology
18th,Km Main Road, Pennagaram (T.K)
Nallanur,Dharmapuri (D.T) 636813
Ph : 04342-257251-55.

607 K.S.Rangasamy College of Technology
K.S.R.Kalvi Nagar,Tiruchengode
Namakkal D.T, Tamilnadu 637209
Ph : 04288-274741-43.

608 M.Kumarasamy College of Engineering
Thalavapalayam,
Karur 639113
Ph : 04324-372155,370755.

609 Mahendra Engineering College
Mahendrapuri, Mallasamudram (W),
Vadugapalayam Post, Tiruchengode (Tk),
Namakkal Dist. 637503
Ph : 04288-238777,238666,238888

610 Muthayammal Engineering College
Attur Main Road, Kakkaveri Post
Rasipuram Tk, Namakkal 637408
Ph : 04287-220837,226837. Fax : 04287-226537.

611 Pavai Engineering College
Pavai Nagar NH - 7 ,Salem Namakkal Main Road
Pachal, Rasipuram (T.K) 637018
Ph : 04286-243038,243058. Fax : 243068.

612 P.G.P College of Engineering and Technology
Villipalayam
Namakkal 637206
Ph : 04286-267404,267994. Fax : 04286-267404.

613 R.R Engineering College
Kuchipalayam, Thokkavadi post
Thiruchengode Taluk , Namakkal (D.T) 637209
Ph : 04288-274757.

614 S.S.M College of Engineering
Salem Main Road,Komarapalayam 638183
Ph : 04288-267702/267703/264157.
Fax : 04288-265705.

615 Salem Engineering College
Salem 636011
Ph : 0427-346102/346157.

616 Sapthagiri College of Engineering
Krishnagiri Main Road, Periyanahalli Post
Dharmapuri Dist 635205
Ph : 04348-47243/47208.

617 Sengunthar Engineering College
Kosavampalayam,
Thiruchengode 637205
Ph : 04288-255716.

618 Sona College of Technology
Sona Nagar, Thiagarajar Polytechnic Road
P.B No:552, Suramangalam Post
Salem 636005
Ph : 0427-443545

619 Vinayaka Missions Kirupananda Variyar Engineering College
Periya Seeragapadi
Salem 636308
Ph : 0427-477218/919/920.

620 Vivekananda College of Engineering for Women
Elayampalayam Post, Tiruchengodu Taluk
Namakkal Dist. 637205
Ph : 04288-234241. Fax : 04288-234891.

621 Er.Perumal Manimekalai College Of Engineering
Nallaganakotha Pallli Near Koneripalli
17 Th Km Hosur- Krishnagiri Highways
Hosur 635007
Ph :04344-257426/27. Fax : 243070.

622 V.S.B. Engineering College ( VSB )
Karudayampalayam
Karur 639111
Ph : 04324-386408.

701 Amrita Institute of Technology and Science
Ettimadai Post,
Coimbatore 641105
Ph : 0422-856422 .

702 Bannari Amman Institute of Technology
Sathyamangalam, Erode Dist,
Tamilnadu 638401
Ph : 04295-21289

703 Christian College of Engineering and Technology
Dindugal Road
Oddanchatram 624619
Ph : 04553-240229.

704 Coimbatore Institute of Engineering and Information Technology
Vellimalai Pattinam, Narasipuram - Po
Thondamuthur Via
Coimbatore 641109
Ph : 0422-851702 .

705 C.S.I College of Engineering
Ketti (Near Ooty)
The Nilgiris 643215
Ph : 0423-2517474. Fax : 0423-2517699.

706 Dr.Mahalingam College of Engineering and Technology
Makkinaicken Patti Post ,Udumalai Road,
Pollachi 642003
Ph : 04259-236030,236040,236050 .

707 Erode Sengunthar Engineering College
Thudupathi
Erode 638057
Ph : 04294 - 232701,2 .

708 Hindusthan College of Engineering and Technology
Othakkalmandapam Post
Coimbatore 641032
Ph : 0422-2611844/833/866/877. Fax : 0422-2611855.

709 Institute of Road and Transport Technology
Sri Vasavi College Post ,Erode
Periyar Dist. 638316
Ph : 0424-533279,533579

710 Karpagam College of Engineering
Mayileripalayam Village
Othakkal Mandapam Post
Coimbatore 641032
Ph : 0422-655790/655791/655792.

711 Kongu Engineering College
Perundurai,Erode
Tamilnadu 638052
Ph : 04294-20562,20171.

712 Kumaraguru College of Technology
Chinnavedampatti Post
Coimbatore 641006
Ph : 0422-266424,266521,268479,2669777.
Fax : 0422-2669406

713 M.P.Nachimuthu M.Jaganathan Engineering College
Post Box No.084 Murungatholuvu Village
Chennimalai,Perundurai (T.K)
Erode (D.T) 638051
Ph : 04294-50242,50219.

714 Maharaja Engineering College
Palankarai Village
Avinashi
Coimbatore 641654
Ph : 04296-602128,29.

715 Nandha Engineering College
28,Erode - Perundurai Road
Vaikkalmedu Bus Stop, Pitchandampalayam Post
Erode 638052
Ph : 04294-25585,23711,23722.

716 Park College of Engineering and Technology
Nh47,Avinashi Road, Kaniyur Post
Coimbatore 641659
Ph : 0421-334899/334786.

717 Sasuri Institute of Engineering and Information Technology
Vijayamangalam
Perundurai,Erode 638056
Ph : 04294-243675,243717. Fax : 04294-243983.

718 Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology
Sugunapuram, Kuniamuthur Post
Coimbatore 641008
Ph : 0422-677014,19.

719 Sri Ramakrishna Engineering College
Vattamalaipalayam, N.G.G.O.Colony Post
Coimbatore 641022
0422-246 1588/0088/1088.

720 Sri Subramanya College of Engineering and Technology
Sukkamanaickanpatti Post
Palani 624615
Ph : 04545-55132/55133.

721 Tamilnadu College of Engineering
Palanisame Ravi Nagar Karumathampatti Post
Coimbatore 641659
Ph : 0421-2332544,2332588,2332244,2335346,2334955.
Fax : 0421-2332244.

722 V.L.B.Janakiammal College of Engineering and Technology ( VLB)
Kovaipudur Post
Coimbatore 641042
Ph : 0422-2608845/46,2607551.

723 Velalar College of Engineering and Technology
Thindal Post
Erode 638009
Ph : 0424-2430333,098427-34934. Fax : 0424-2431725.

724 Prithivi Engineering College
Kuppandapalayam Po, Avanashi
Coimbatore Dist 641654
Ph : 04296-602626,602129.

725 Sri Ramakrishna Institute Of Technology
Pachapalyam, Perur Chettipalayam
Coimbatore 641010
Ph : 0422-2605577

726 S.N.S. College of Technology ( SNS )
Sathy Road, Vizhipalayam
Kalappatty Post, Coimbatore 641035
Ph : 0422-666701,642735.

801 A.V.C College of Engineering ( AVC )
Mannampandal Post, Mayiladuthurai
Nagai Dist. Tamilnadu 609305
Ph : 04364 - 227202.

802 Angala Amman College of Engineering and Technology
Ramanan Nagar, Siruganoor,
Lalgudi Taluk ,Trichirappalli 621105
Ph : 0431-650334,336.

803 Anjalai Ammal Mahalingam Engineering College
Kovil Venni
Tiruvarur District 614403
Ph : 04374-532692,532516,532696

804 Arasu Engineering College
Chennai Main Road
Kumbakonam 612501
Ph : 0435-2452099,2452166. Fax : 0435-2433558.

805 Dhanalakshmi Srinivasan Engineering College
Perambalur 621212
Ph : 04328-20444,20333.

806 Edayathangudy G.S.Pillay Engineering College
Nagapattinam 611002
Ph : 04365-51114/51112.

807 J.J College of Engineering and Technology ( JJ)
Ammapettai, Poolankulathupatti Post
Tiruchirappalli 620009
Ph : 0431-2695230,2695560,2695544.
Fax : 0431-2695509.

808 Jayaram College of Engineering and Technology
Karattampatti-Pagalavadi Post
Thuraiyur Taluk
Trichy (D.T) 621014
Ph : 04327-230260,230270/290. Fax : 230260.

809 Kurinji College of Engineering and Technology
Dindigul Road, Malaiyadipatti
Manapparai 621307
Ph : 04332-260488.

810 M.A.M College of Engineering (MAM)
Trichy-Chennai Trunk Road, Siruganur
Tiruchirapalli 621105
Ph : 0431-650550,650377,650549.

811 M.I.E.T Engineering College (MIET)
Trichy-Pudukkottai Road, Gundur
Trichy, Tamilnadu 620007
Ph : 0431-660550,660304.

812 Mookambigai College of Engineering
Srinivasanagar, Kalamavur Post
Keeranur, Pudukkottai Dist. 622502
Ph : 04339-262273,262140/141/142. Fax : 04339-262272.

813 Oxford Engineering College
Pirattiyur(W), Trichirapalli
Karumandapam ,Trichirapalli 620009
Ph : 0431-2432474,2403450,2403651.

814 P.R Engineering College
Vallam
Thanjavur 613403
Ph : 04362-365140

815 Paventhar Bharathidasan College of Engg. & Tech.
Opp. Bharathidasan University
Mathur Post,Pudukkottai Main Road
Tiruchirapalli 620024
Ph : 04339-250357,250358,250356.
Fax : 04339-250730.

816 Periyar Maniammai College of Technology for Women
Periyar Nagar,
Vallam
Thanjavur 613403
Ph : 04362-366263.

817 Roever Engineering College
Elambalur
Perambalur 621212
Ph : 04328-70186.

818 Royal Engineering College
Opp. Bharathidasan University, Kulathur (T.K)
Pudukkottai Main Road
Trichy 620024
Ph : 04339-250357,250358,250356.
Fax : 04339-250730.

819 Saranathan College of Engineering
Venkateswara Nagar, Panjappur
Tiruchirapalli 620012
Ph : 0431-473286/473682.

820 Trichy Engineering College
Somu Nagar, Konalai
Trichy 621132
Ph : 0431-2763136.2650266,2650540,2650541

821 A.R.J. College Of Engineering And Technology (ARJ)
Thiruma Kottai Main Road, Idayanathan Village
Sundarakkottai (P.O), Manarkudi Taluk
Thiruvarur Dist 000000
Ph : 04367-226260,227496,224599.

604 Dr.Navalar Nedunchezhiyan College of Engineering
Raja Nagar, Vaithiyanathapuram
Tholudur,Cuddalore
Tamilnadu India 606303
Ph : 04143-57258,04143-57611.

901 A.C College of Engineering and Technology (AC)
Karaikudi
Sivagangai Dt 623004
Ph : 04565-424535

902 Bharath Niketan Engineering College
Thimmarasanaickanoor,Aundipatti
Theni Dt 626537
Ph : 04546-42970

903 K.L.N College of Information Technology
Pottapalayam,Konthagai Post
Sivagangai Dist 630611
Ph : 0452-674250,674258

904 K.L.N College of Engineering (KLN)
Pottapalayam, Konthagai Post
Sivagangai District 630611
Ph : 0452-670599, 675485,677281.

905 Kings College of Engineering
Punalkulam Village, Gandarvakottai TK
Pudukkottai Dist 613303
Ph : 04362-282474,282494.

906 Kodaikanal Institute of Technology
Machur Village And Post
Kodaikanal 624104
Ph : -

907 Mohamed Sathak Engineering College
Kilakarai
Ramnad D.T) 623806
Ph : 04567-244665,245343. Fax : 04567-245344.

908 Mount Zion College of Engineering and Technology
Pilivalam Post, Tirumayam Taluk
Pudukkottai (D.T) 622507
Ph : 04322-61472,60846 / 04333-77125.

909 Odaiyappa College of Engineering and Technology
P.T.R.Palanivel Rajan Nagar
Theni 625531
Ph : 04546-252670/252476/260455/263146.

910 P.S.N.A College of Engineering and Technology (PSNA)
Kothandaraman Nagar, Muthanampatti
Dindigul 624622
Ph : 0451-2554262,2554032,2554033. Fax : 2554349.

911 P.T.R College of Engineering and Technology (PTR)
Austinpatty Post
Madurai 625008
Ph : 0452-2484823,24. Fax : 0452-2486171.

912 Pandian Saraswathi Yadav Engineering College
Arasanoor, Tirumansolai Post
Sivagangai (D.T) 630561
Ph : 04575-36272/36273.

913 R.V.S College of Engineering and Technology (RVS)
R.V.S.Nagar, Karur Road, N.Paraipatti Post
Dindigul 624005
Ph : 04551- 27230/27229 / 27231/27237.

914 Raja College of Engineering and Technology
S.V.Raja Nagar, Veerapanjan
Madurai 625020
Ph : 0452-829280.

915 SACS-M.A.V.M.M Engineering College
Kidaripatty Post, Alagarkoil (Via)
Madurai 625301
Ph : 0452-2470500/501. Fax : 0452-2470503.

916 Seethaiammal Engineering College
Keelakandani
Sivaganga 630561
Ph : 04575-41 411.

917 Sethu Institute of Technology
Pulloor, Kariapatti Post
Virudhunagar Dist. 626106
Ph : 04566-255002/255292.

918 Shanmuganathan Engineering College
Arasampatti, Pilivalam Post
Thirumayam TK
Pudukottai Dist 622507
Ph : 04333-274912/13/14.

919 St.Michael College of Engineering and Technology
St. Santhiyakaper Nagar, Kalayarkoil
Sivagangai Dist 630551
Ph : 04575-32010 / 32009/32626/32002

920 Sudharsan Engineering College
Kolathur Tk, Sathiyamangalam
Pudukottai (D.T) 622501
Ph : 04339-40840.

921 Syed Ammal Engineering College
Dr.E.M Abdullah Campus
Lanthai Achunthanvayal (Post)
Ramanathapuram 623502
Ph : 04567-223240,226929,226930. Fax : 04567-227740.

922 Vickram Institute of Engineering
Srinivas Nagar
Madurai-Sivagangai Road, Enathi
Sivagangai (D.T) 630561
Ph : 0452-345354.

923 M.N.S.K. College Of Engineering (MNSK)
Dhakshinapuram
Vallathirakkottai (Post)
Pudukottai 622305
Ph : 04322-260171,242558,59,60.

951 Arulmigu Kalasalingam College of Engineering
Anand Nagar, Krishnan Koil
Srivilliputtur Taluk
Virudhunagar (D.T) 626190
Ph : 04563-289042,43,44.

952 C.S.I Institute of Technology (CSI)
Thovalai K.K.
District 629302
Ph : 04652-262146. Fax : 04652-263509.

953 Cape Institute of Technology
Levengipuram, Rajakrishnapuram Post
Tirunelveli (D.T) 627114
Ph : 04652-266076. Fax : 268077.

954 Dr.Sivanthi Aditanar College of Engineering
Tiruchendur 628215
Ph : 04639-442482.

955 Francis Xavier Engineering College
103 G2,Bye Pass Road,Vannar Pettai
Tirunelveli 627003
Ph : 0462-2502283. Fax : 0462-2501007.

956 Jayamatha Engineering College
Thirurajapuram, Aralvaimozhi
Kanyakumari Dist. 629301
Ph : 04652-363440.

957 Jayaraj Annapackiam C.S.I College of Engineering
Margoschis Nagar, Nazareth
Tuticorin (D.T) 628617
Ph : 04639-479905/479906.

958 Joe Suresh Engineering College
Raja Nagar, Ponnakudi Village
Mundaradaipu Post
Tirunelveli (D.T) 627152
Ph : 0462-484314.

959 Kamaraj College of Engineering and Technology
S.P.G Chidambara Nadar- C.Nagammal Campus (Nh-7)
S.P.G.C. Nagar,P.B.No:120, 8th K.M On Virudhunagar-Madurai Rd
Virudhunagar 626001
Ph : 04549-438791,438171,438172.

960 Mepco Schlenk Engineering College
Mepco Engineering College Post
Virudhunagar (D.T) 626005
Ph : 04562 - 230267, 289720,289730.

961 National College of Engineering
Maruthakulam P.O, Tirunelveli
Tamil Nadu 627151
Ph : 04635-256343,44.

962 National Engineering College
K.R.Nagar, Kovilpatti
Thoothukudi Dist.
Tamil Nadu 628503
Ph : 04632-222502/230227

963 Noorul Islam College of Engineering
P.B.No.1,Kumaracoil, Thuckalay Post
Kanyakumari Dist. 629175
Ph : 04651-250266/566/251466/252966.
FAx : 04651-251366.

964 PSN College of Engineering and Technology
Mela Thediyoor,Palayamkottai
Tirunelveli Dist 629001
Ph : 04634-279680/81,279553.
Fax : 04634-279680.

965 P.S.R Engineering College (PSR)
Sevalpatti
Sivakasi 626140
Ph : 04562-239092,239284.
Fax : 04562-225261,239284.

966 P.E.T Engineering College (PET)
Post Box No.06 , Trichendur Road
Vallioor - 627 117
Ph : 04637-221853,221850,222343.
Fax : 04637-222205.

967 S.Veerasamy Chettiar College of Engineering & Technology
S.V.Nagar, T.N.Pudhugudi, Puliangudi
Tirunelveli 627855
Ph : 04636-234742.
Fax : 04636-234683.

968 Sardar Raja College of Engineering
Alangulam, Raja Nagar
Adaikkala Pattinam Post, Pavoorchatram (Via)
Tirunelveli 627808
Ph : 04633-272798.

969 Scad College of Engineering and Technology
Scad Nagar,Cheranmahadevi
Tirunelveli (D.T) 627414
Ph : 04634-261701/2/3. Fax : 04634-260317.

970 Sree Sowdambika College of Engineering
Chettikurichi Post, Aruppukottai (T.K)
Virudunagar (D.T) 626134
Ph : 04566-223953.

971 St. Xaviers Catholic College of Engineering
Chunkankadai
Kanyakumari Dist. 629807
Ph : 04652-232560,224033, 227803,233982,237361.

972 Sun College of Engineering and Technology
Sun Nagar, Erachakulam Post
Nagercoil 629902
Ph : 04652-281462/63. Fax : 04652-281464.

973 The Rajaas Engineering College
Raja Nagar, Vadakkangulam
Tirunelveli Dist. 627116
Ph : 04637-531810,530066,530072,530142

974 Tirunelveli Engineering College
Tirunelveli 627007
Ph : 552450.

975 G.U. Pope College Of Engineering (GU pope college of engineering)
Sawyerpuram
Tuticorin District 628251
Ph : -

976 Infant Jesus College Of Engineering
Keelavalanadu Village
No.11 Sri Vaikundam Taluk
Tuticorin Dist 000000
Ph : 04630-262650/51. Fax : 04630-262647.

977 Narayanaguru College Of Engineering
Chittadavu, Arumana Post
Kanyakumari Dist. 629151
Ph : 04651-284500,284200,284445. Fax : 04651-284601.

978 Udaya School Of Engineering
Udaya Nagar, Vellamadi Junction
Kanyakumari Dist 629204
Ph : 04651-239901,239900

979 V.P.(VP) Muthia Pillai Meenakshi Ammal Engineering College For Women
Krishnankoil
Srivilliputhur Taluk 626125
Ph : -

Source:collegebudies

10 porutham - Vedic astrology

2011-05-04T03:43:00.000-07:00

Do you want know how to arrive at marriage compatibility ? (South Indian way, - கல்யாண பொருத்தம் - kalyana porutham)

Below are the Marriage horoscopes hints:

There are 10 Matches to be verified for joining two horoscopes for the Hindus, when getting married. The important factors they match horoscopes is to determine

longevity, health, finance, fortune, children, harmony, mutual affection, temperament and sexual compatibility. The Horoscope matching is done as per the principals of Vedic astrology.

Out of ten, Dhinam, Rajju, Ganam, Yoni and Raasi (five matches) are considered very important. Even out of these five matches, Dhinam and Rajju are very very important. Out of these five, some people give importance to Dhinam, some give importance to Ganam and some give importance to Raasi and some give importance to Yoni

Let us see what aspect each deal with...

1. Dhina (Dhinam) Kuta - Indicates one's fortune, or misfortune or good health of both

2. Gana / Ganam - Temperament and Character, ensures a pleasant and happy life

3. Makendiram / Mahendra - Happiness together - It bestows luck through offspring, Children

4. Stree Deergha (Sri Deerkam - Dirgha) - Constellation - An arrangement of parts/stars or elements, financial prosperity

5. Yoni - It shows sexual and biological compatibility. It indicates conjugal bliss.

6. Rasi - Indicates how the couple will affect each other's quality of life. Quality such as Loss of Wealth or Progeny, Enjoyment, Prosperity, Poverty, Happiness, Unhappiness, Misery, Sorrow, Evil - Unwanted results, Grief, Enmity, Disease, Troubles, and Separation.

7. Rasyadhipathi or Graha Maitram - This indicates the birth of children and their prosperity. Psychological dispositions of the couple, their individual mental attitudes and their affection for each other.

8. Vasiyam / Vasya - Magnetic control or Amenability (The trait of being cooperative)

9. Rajju - This indicates the strength or duration or married life and therefore it merits special attention

10. Vedhai or Dosha - Affliction - A state of great suffering and distress due to adversity/marriage

The below 2 poruthams, are considered only by some sects...

11. Nadi / Naadi - it signifies pulse or nervous energy indicating the physiological and, to a certain extent, hereditary factors

12. Varna - Spiritual development, and application of those qualities of the marrying partners.

Check the below links for match making

1. Ghanapati

2. 10 porutham

3. Astrojyoti

4. Astroguru

5. Planetarypositions ( Check horoscope astrology match for understanding the output)

Vedic Astrology, all you ever wanted to know about your future, but didn't know who to ask! click here

Source: periyakaruppan

Rajni wrote Rana's story: Ravikumar

2011-05-03T12:51:00.000-07:00

Yes, it is true! Superstar Rajinikanth has penned the story of his upcoming film Rana. "Yes, he wrote the story. I've done the screenplay and will direct the film, which will be set in the 17th century," revealed director K.S. Ravikumar at the press meet of the film held recently.

In the film, Rajni will appear in three different avatars and Deepika Padukone is one of his leading ladies. Rajinikanth was not happy with Deepika's look initially and postponed the shoot for a week. Deepika sported a traditional skirt and blouse for the muhuraat shot. Cool u'r eyes to see the new look DP has for Rana.

The film, which will be shot in places like London and Chennai, is expected to be shot in about 220 days. Music director A.R. Rahman has already started composing the songs and as usual, the legendary SPB will croon Rajni's intro song in the film. Rana will have six songs and Rajni's daughter Soundarya will take care of the CG and technical aspects in the film.

Eros has released the first look of Rajnikanth in Rana. Click here to have a look

photos: ashaashish.blogspot.com
Source: Galatta

Osama bin Laden killed

2011-05-03T00:27:00.000-07:00

The wages of sin is death

Osama bin Laden is dead. He was 54. The leader of the Al Qaeda terrorist network had eluded capture for a decade since the attacks on September 11, 2001. U.S. forces and CIA operatives killed him in a firefight in his hideout compound in the city of Abbotabad, Pakistan. He was buried at sea. -- Lane Turner (27 photos total)

Thank Apple For Killing Osama Bin Laden

2011-05-02T13:52:00.000-07:00

source: makeuseof

Top five music phones in India

2011-05-02T01:49:00.000-07:00

Music phones are becoming more relevant with increasing digital options including app stores, streaming websites and more.

Many people would not buy a phone unless it had FM or an MP3 player as these users are not satisfied with just the ability to make calls. If you are one of them, here are a few phones that will keep you humming all the time.

Nokia N8 (Rs 22,699)

Nokia N8 makes a great music player, especially since it organises tracks efficiently. Scrolling is smooth and the user interface is visually attractive.

Music lovers want a loud speaker and it's there in the Nokia N8, so users can enjoy music even if they don't have a headphone handy.

It is possible to use either Bluetooth stereo headphones or wired 3.5 mm jack headphones with this Nokia device, which even has an FM player. One great feature of the phone is that it has an FM transmitter with which users can transmit songs loaded on the phone to an FM radio nearby, such as the one in a car audio system.

Sony Ericsson Xperia X8 (Rs 12,699)

Xperia X8 works well for those who are looking for music that doesn't cost the earth. The speakers are very loud and are great if you want to listen to loud music with (consenting) friends. The headphones that come with it are of good quality.

Transferring music from a personal computer to the Xperia X8 can easily be done with a USB cable. Browsing music albums is not as intuitive as it is in other music phones, but the job gets done. The Mediascape Android app, which Sony Ericsson is famous for, is sadly absent from Xperia X8.

Nokia X2 (Rs 5,000)

Dubbed a music phone, Nokia X2 does expectedly well, especially with headphones. It plays loud music exceedingly well.

The phone's form has been kept such that when users put it on a table the speaker doesn't get blocked. The music related features are accessible using dedicated music keys as well.

Sony Ericsson Aino (Rs 26,990)

The moment Sony Ericsson Aino is closed, it goes into multimedia mode and on the touchscreen users can access five icons including one for music. Its look and feel is very much like that of earlier Sony Ericsson music phones, and the player is easy to use. Music file search is easy, and the library is sorted by composer, artist, album and genre.

HTC Desire HD (Rs 26,399)

Let's talk about the multi media features of HTC Desire HD since users who are interested in music look for multimedia features as well.

The phone handles music very well and has an intuitive user interface. The audio options include SRS (audio enhancement tool) and Dolby Mobile. Some users also suggest that the music quality of HTC Desire HD is better than that of iPhone 4, but then iPhone 4 has its fair share of fans as well. The bass is somewhat a problem in iPhone and HTC Desire HD has that in abundance.

Source: themobileindian
By: Prasoon Kumar

Google is Shutting Down Google Video

2011-04-21T04:57:00.000-07:00

If you have any videos uploaded to Google Video, you might want to make sure you've saved them. Google told users this weekend that it is shutting down the service.

It's not much of a surprise that Google has opted to wind things down with Google Video, considering Google owns YouTube, which according to comScore's January figures, is the number one online video content property with 144.1 million unique viewers per month. Google launched Google Video in 2005, and purchased YouTube the following year. Additionally, Google stopped accepting uploads to Google video a few years ago.

So what will happen to videos hosted on the site? Google is asking that users move their content over to YouTube.

"Later this month, hosted video content on Google Video will no longer be available for playback," read an email sent to Google Video users. "Google Video stopped taking uploads in May 2009 and now we're removing the remaining hosted content. We've always maintained that the strength of Google Video is its ability to let people search videos from across the Web, regardless of where those videos are hosted. And this move will enable us to focus on developing these technologies further to the benefit of searchers worldwide."

Google said videos uploaded to the site will be unavailable for playback as of April 29. The company added a download button on the video status page, so that content you want to save can be stored easily. This feature will be removed after May 13.

"We encourage you to move your content to YouTube if you haven't done so already," Google continued. "YouTube offers many video hosting options including the ability to share your videos privately or in an unlisted manner."

Google might be placing new emphasis on YouTube. According to a recent report, the company is planning to invest as much as $100 million to produce original content for the site.

Courtesy: Leslie Horn (PCmag)

How to hack gmail, orkut, facebook, hotmail passwords ?

2011-04-21T04:42:00.000-07:00

Well ,yesterday i was going through one of the hacking communities just for checking if any new hacking script has come up or not. I saw a topic named ” how to hack gmail / yahoo / hotmail ?? ” . Out of curiousity i opened......click here to hack

Mega trends -Predictions till the year 2199 – by Raymond Kurzweil in his book The Singularity is near

2010-03-09T01:41:00.000-08:00

Predictions till 2099

2010

-Supercomputers will have the same raw power as human brains (although not yet the equivalently flexible software).
-Computers will disappear as distinct physical objects, meaning many will have nontraditional shapes and/or will be embedded in clothing and everyday objects.
-Full-immersion audio-visual virtual reality will exist.

2010s
-Computers become smaller and increasingly integrated into everyday life.
-More and more computer devices will be used as miniature web servers, and more will have their resources pooled for computation.
-High-quality broadband Internet access will become available almost everywhere.
-Eyeglasses that beam images onto the users’ retinas to produce virtual reality will be developed. They will also come with speakers or headphone attachments that will complete the experience with sounds. These eyeglasses will become a new medium for advertising as advertising will be wirelessly transmitted to them as one walks by various business establishments.
-The Virtual reality glasses will also have built-in computers featuring “virtual assistant” programs that can help the user with various daily tasks.
-Virtual assistants would be capable of multiple functions. One useful function would be real-time language translation in which words spoken in a foreign language would be translated into text that would appear as subtitles to a user wearing the glasses.
-Cell phones will be built into clothing and will be able to project sounds directly into the ears of their users.
-Advertisements will utilize a new technology whereby two ultrasonic beams can be targeted to intersect at a specific point, delivering a localized sound message that only a single person can hear. This was demonstrated in the films Minority Report and Back to the Future to See Sound from ultrasound.

2014
Automatic house cleaning robots will have become common.

2018
10 Terabits (1013 bits) of computer memory—roughly the equivalent of the memory space in a single human brain–will cost $1000.

2020
Personal computers will have the same processing power as human brains.

2020s
-Computers less than 100 nm in size will be possible.
-As one of their first practical applications, nanomachines will be used for medical purposes.
-Highly advanced medical nanobots will perform detailed brainscans on live patients.
-Accurate computer simulations of the entire human brain will exist due to these hyperaccurate brainscans, and the workings of the brain will be understood.
-Nanobots capable of entering the bloodstream to “feed” cells and extract waste will exist (though not necessarily be in wide use) by the end of this decade. They will make the normal mode of human food consumption obsolete. Thus, humans who have injected these nanobots into their bloodstream will evolve from having a normal human metabolism and become humanoid cyborgs. Eventually, according to Kurzweil, a large percentage of humans will evolve by this process into cyborgs.

By the late 2020s, -nanotech-based manufacturing will be in widespread use, radically altering the economy as all sorts of products can suddenly be produced for a fraction of their traditional-manufacture costs. The true cost of any product is now the amount it takes to download the design schematics.
-Also by the later part of this decade, virtual reality will be so high-quality that it will be indistinguishable from reality.
-The threat posed by genetically engineered pathogens permanently dissipates by the end of this decade as medical nanobots–far more durable, intelligent and capable than any microorganism–become sufficiently advanced.
-A computer will pass the Turing test by the last year of the decade (2029), meaning that it is a Strong AI and can think like a human (though the first A.I. is likely to be the equivalent of a kindergartner). This first A.I. is built around a computer simulation of a human brain, which was made possible by previous, nanotech-guided brainscanning.

2025
-The most likely year for the debut of advanced nanotechnology.
-Some military UAVs and land vehicles will be 100% computer-controlled.

2030s
-Mind uploading becomes possible.
-Nanomachines could be directly inserted into the brain and could interact with brain cells to totally control incoming and outgoing signals. As a result, truly full-immersion virtual reality could be generated without the need for any external equipment. Afferent nerve pathways could be blocked, totally canceling out the “real” world and leaving the user with only the desired virtual experience.
-Brain nanobots could also elicit emotional responses from users.
-Using brain nanobots, recorded or real-time brain transmissions of a person’s daily life known as “experience beamers” will be available for other people to remotely experience. This is very similar to how the characters in Being John Malkovich were able to enter the mind of Malkovich and see the world through his eyes.
-Recreational uses aside, nanomachines in peoples’ brains will allow them to greatly expand their cognitive, memory and sensory capabilities, to directly interface with computers, and to “telepathically” communicate with other, similarly augmented humans via wireless networks.
-The economy transits in GDP percentage to more meta services such as reality fabrication, mind enhancement, mental software. The GDP percentile of simulated, beamed, and augmented pornography will increase from 0.5% to over 10%, as production techniques reduce physical production costs of real things.
-The same nanotechnology should also allow people to alter the neural connections within their brains, changing the underlying basis for the person’s intelligence, memories and personality.

2040s
-Human body 3.0 (as Kurzweil calls it) comes into existence. It lacks a fixed, corporeal form and can alter its shape and external appearance at will via foglet-like nanotechnology. Organs are also replaced by superior cybernetic implants.
-There will be social splitting into different levels of use of reality argumentation, from those who want to live in a life of imagined harems, or those who dedicate their thoughts to philosophical extension. Human society will drift apart in its focus, but with ever increasing capabilities to make imagined things occur.
-People spend most of their time in full-immersion virtual reality (Kurzweil has cited The Matrix as a good example of what the advanced virtual worlds will be like, without the dystopian twist).
Foglets are in use.

2045: The Singularity
-$1000 buys a computer a billion times more powerful than the human brain. This means that average and even low-end computers are hugely smarter than even highly intelligent, unenhanced humans.
-The Singularity occurs as artificial intelligences surpass human beings as the smartest and most capable life forms on the Earth. Technological development is taken over by the machines, who can think, act and communicate so quickly that normal humans cannot even comprehend what is going on; thus the machines, acting in concert with those humans who have evolved into postbiological cyborgs, achieve effective world domination. The machines enter into a “runaway reaction” of self-improvement cycles, with each new generation of A.I.s appearing faster and faster. From this point onwards, technological advancement is explosive, under the control of the machines, and thus cannot be accurately predicted.
-The Singularity is an extremely disruptive, world-altering event that forever changes the course of human history. The extermination of humanity by violent machines is unlikely (though not impossible) because sharp distinctions between man and machine will no longer exist thanks to the existence of cybernetically enhanced humans and uploaded humans.

Post-2045: “Waking up” the Universe
-The physical bottom limit to how small computer transistors can be shrunk is reached. From this moment onwards, computers can only be made more powerful if they are made larger in size.
Because of this, A.I.s convert more and more of the Earth’s matter into engineered, computational substrate capable of supporting more A.I.s. until the whole Earth is one, gigantic computer (but some areas will remain set aside as nature preserves).
At this point, the only possible way to increase the intelligence of the machines any farther is to begin converting all of the matter in the universe into similar massive computers. A.I.s radiate out into space in all directions from the Earth, breaking down whole planets, moons and meteoroids and reassembling them into giant computers. This, in effect, “wakes up” the universe as all the inanimate “dumb” matter (rocks, dust, gases, etc.) is converted into structured matter capable of supporting life (albeit synthetic life).

-Kurzweil predicts that machines will have the ability to make planet-sized computers by 2099, which underscores how enormously technology will advance after the Singularity.

-The process of “waking up” the universe will be complete as early as 2199.
With the entire universe made into a giant, highly efficient supercomputer, A.I./human hybrids (so integrated that, in truth it is a new category of “life”) would have both supreme intelligence and physical control over the universe. Kurzweil suggests that this will open up all sorts of new possibilities, including manipulation of the physical constants, interdimensional travel, and doing the infinitely impossible.

Source: krishnamoorthi

Swami Paramahamsa Nithyananda related blogspots

2010-03-08T01:27:00.000-08:00

Here is the blog created by the supporters of Swamy Nithyananda "Standup for Nithyanandha" This blog is created to raise voice against Nithyananda Scandal and to support Nithyananda in the scandal framed against him. The blog contains a poll stating "Do you stand by Nithyananda" by giving three options 'Yes', 'No' or 'Cannot say'. Most of them have given their testimonials and their experience with Swami Nithyananda.

A Spiritual warrior (supporter) had posted an article with the headline "Sun TV- A Porn Channel"

Like to view the blog click here

Another related blog "REAL FACTS - Paramahamsa Nithyananda" that states ---- "we aim to help people recognize - who the Enlightened Master, Paramahamsa Nithyananda actually is... the Truths about Him. Is he a 7-min video, a 7-year journey, a Gift of a Lifetime, or a Tapas of All Our Lifetimes! Read more on...here

Buisness Schools List in India

2010-03-08T00:29:00.000-08:00

Here is the list of B Schools in India with their Address and their Contact information. Hope you find this useful..

Indian Institute of Management-Ahmedabad(IIM-A)
Vastrapur, Ahmedabad-380015.
Ph:91-79-26307241

Indian Institute of Management-Bangalore(IIM-B)
Bannerghatta Road, Bangalore-560076.
Ph:91-80-26582450

Indian Institute of Management-Calcutta(IIM-C)
Diamond Harbour Road, Joka, Kolkata (Calcutta) - 700104.
Ph:91-33-24678310

Indian Institute of Management-Lucknow(IIM-L)
Prabandh Nagar, Lucknow-226013
Ph:91-522-2734101

Indian Institute of Management-Indore
Pigdamber, Rau, Indore-453331.
Ph:91-731-4228400

Indian Institute of Management-Kozhikode(IIM-K)
IIMK Campus P. O., Kozhikode, Kerala - 673570.
Ph:91-495-2803001

Management Development Institute-Gurgaon(MDI)
Mehrauli Road, Sukhrali, Gurgaon - 122001
Ph:91-124-2349831 to 36

Faculty of Management Studies-Delhi(FMS)
Delhi - 110007
Ph:91-11-27667002

Xavier Labour Relations Institute - Jamshedpur(XLRI)
Circuit House Area (East), Jamshedpur-831001.
Ph:91-657-2225506 to 12

S P Jain Institute of Management & Research
Munshi Nagar, Dadabhai Road, Andheri West, Mumbai - 400058
Ph:91-22-26237454

Indian Institute of Foreign Trade-Delhi(IIFT)
B-21, Qutab Institutional Area, New Delhi
Ph:91-11-26965124

Narsee Monjee Institute of Management Studies-Mumbai(NMIMS)
V. L. Mehta Road, JVPD Scheme, Vile Parle (W), Mumbai - 400056
Ph:91-022-26134577

Xavier Institute of Management-Bhubaneswar(XIM)
Bhubaneswar - 751013
Ph:91-674-2300007

Institute of Management Technology-Ghaziabad(IMT)
Raj Nagar, Ghaziabad-201001
Ph:91-120-2825083

ICFAI Business School
#13/17, Nagarjuna Hills, Panjagutta, Hyderabad - 500082
Ph:91-40-23435301 to 05

International Management Institute-Delhi(IMI)
B 10 Qutab Insitutional Area, Tara Crescent, New Delhi-110016.
Ph:91-11-26961437

University Business School-Chandigarh(UBS)
info@ubschandigarh.org

Welingkar Institute of Management Development & Research
L. Napoo Road, Near Matunga (Central Rly.), Mumbai- 400 019.
Ph:91-22-24178300

T A Pai Management Institute(TAPMI)
Manipal - 576 104, Karnataka
Ph:91-820-2571358

Amity Business School
Amity Campus, Sector 44, Noida- 201303.
Ph:1800-11-00-00 (Toll Free)

Alliance Business Academy
19th Cross, 7th Main, BTM II Stage, N.S. Palya Bangalore - 560076.
Ph:91-080-26681444

Institute for Financial Management & Research-Chennai(IFMR)
24, Kothari Road, Nungambakkam, Chennai - 600034
Ph:91-44-28273801

Nirma Institute of Management
Post: Chandlodia, Via: Gota, Ahmedabad-382481
Ph:91-02717-241900 to 904

Lal Bahadur Shastri Institute of Management
Shastri Sadan, Sector III, R. K. Puram New Delhi-110 022
Ph:91-11-26191081

K J Somaiya Institute of Management Studies & Research(SIMSR)
Vidyanagar , Vidyavihar, Mumbai - 400077
Ph:91-022-25157219

Bharathidasan Institute of Management(BIM)
Post Box No.12, BHEL Complex, Tiruchirapalli - 620014
Ph:91-0431-2520502

Birla Institute of Management Technology
Plot Number -5, Knowledge Park -II, Greater NOIDA -201306
Ph:91-0120-2323001 to 10

Indian Institute of Modern Management-Pune(IIMM)
Survey No. 55/2-7, Tathawade, Opp. Wakad Police Station, Off Pune-Mumbai Highway, Pune-411033
Ph:91-020-66741249

SIES College of Managament Studies-Navi Mumbai(SIESCOM)
Sri Chandrasekarendra Saraswathy Vidyapuram, Plot 1-E, Sector V, Nerul, Navi Mumbai-400706
Ph:91-22-27708376 / 77

Loyola Institute of Business Administration-Chennai(LIBA)
Loyola College,Chennai - 600 034
Ph:91-44-28175353 to 57

Christ College Institute of Management
Hosur Road, Bangalore-29
Ph:91-80-40129100

Indian Institute of Social Welfare and Business Management-Kolkata(IISWBM)
College Square West, Kolkata-700073
Ph:91-33-22418694

Xavier Institute of Management and Entrepreneurship-Bangalore(XIME)
Electronics City, Phase II, Hosur Road, Bangalore-560100
Ph:91-80-28528477

Institute if Technology & Management-Navi Mumbai(ITM)
Plot 25/26, Institutional Area, Sector -4 Kharghar East, Navi Mumbai - 410210
Ph:91-22-27905002

NIILM Centre for Management Studies
B-II/66, Sher Shah Suri Marg MCIE, Mathura Road, New Delhi-110044
Ph:91-11-29891529

PSG Institute of Management
PB No. 1668, Peelamedu, Coimbatore - 4.
Ph:91-0422-2577252

Amrita School of Business
Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Ettimadai, Coimbatore-641105.
Ph:91-422-2656422

Faculty of Management Studies-Varanasi
Shanti Prasad Jain Advanced Management Research Center University of Delhi South Campus, Benito Juarez Road, Delhi - 110021
Ph:91-11-26875875

Jaipuria Institute of Management
A-32A, Sector 62, NOIDA-201301
Ph:91-120-2403379 to 81

Institute of Management Studies-Ghaziabad(IMS)
Lal Quan, Bulandshahar Road Ghaziabad-201009.
Ph:91-120-2866033

St. Joseph's College of Business Administration
18, F.M. Cariappa Road, Bangalore - 560025
Ph:91-080-22127765

Regional College of Management
Chandrasekarpur, Bhubaneswar-751023
Ph:91-674-2302633

Mount Carmel Institute of Management
PG Centre, 58, Palace Road, Bangalore - 560052.
Ph:91- 080-22286744

N L Dalmia Institute of Management Studies and Research
Sector I, Srishti Complex, Mira Road(East), Mumbai-401104
Ph:91-22-28454949

School of Communication and Management Studies
Prathap Nagar, Muttom, Alwaye, Cochin - 683106
Ph:91-484-2623803

Punjab College of Technical Education-Ludhiana(PCTE)
Ferozepur Road, Baddowal, Ludhiana-142021
Ph:91-161-2805217

Institute of Productivity & Management
Delhi-Meerut Road, Near Old I.T.I, Duhai, Ghaziabad, UP- 201206
Ph:91-0120-2788082

Gitam Institute of Foreign Trade
Gandhinagar Campus, Rushikonda Visakhapatnam-530045.
Ph:91-891-2790505

SDM Institute for Management Development
Site No. 1, Chamundi Hill Road, Siddarthanagar Post, Mysore-570011
Ph:91-821-2429722

MIT School of Management-Pune
S.No. 124, Paud Road, Kothrud, Pune-411038
Ph:91-020-25431795

Here is the list of Engineering colleges in Tamilnadu

Rahu Kaal Free Software - Vedic Astrology

2010-02-26T14:21:00.000-08:00

MB Rahu Kaal calculates the Rahu Kaal (Rahu Position, Effects Of Rahu, Rahu Kaal Analysis, Rahu Kaal Interpretation, Rahu Position Calculator, Rage Of Rahu, Influence Of Rahu, Rahu Influences, Positive Influence Or Rahu, Bad Effects Of Rahu) Rahu Kaal is an inauspicious time period in a day when favorable tasks are not performed. This software is based on the principles of Vedic Astrology.

It is preferable to do all important and good tasks in the time before or after the Rahu Kaal. Using MB Rahu Kaal Software you can decide when to proceed with your actions and when to hold back to prevent your efforts from turning fruitless. Rahu kaal is an inauspicious influence. The influence of this period has been negative in most of the cases, resulting in failure despite sincere perseverance, troublesome situations, physical ailments and even accidents and loss of money.

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SCAD - Social Change And Development

2010-02-26T10:55:00.000-08:00

Feeling proud to say I’m the former student of SCAD College. Yeah I have done my Diplomo Engineering (DECE) at SCAD in the year 1999 and also I’m pride to be one the student of the first batch. SCAD is the main landmark of our village Cheranmahadevi. I can say our village developed and became popular due to our college - SCAD. At that time SCAD started only Polytechnic and ITI, due to its growth within short period now many more institution has started like Engineering College, PG courses etc. SCAD rocks......

Management

Dr. Cletus Babu, the Founder and Chairman of SCAD emerged as social worker after serving as a Catholic Priest for 7 years in Southern Tamil Nadu. He started his rural development service at Cheranmahadevi in the year 1985. Even from his very young age he had a burning desire to help the underprivileged people in the society. His student life gave chance to meet socially isolated and vulnerable people like leprosy patients, disabled children, widows, deserted women etc. So he wished to become a priest in order to serve this society. Later he decided to choose a normal life and do exceeding and exemplary service to this subjugated people. Dr. Amali Cletus Babu gave hands to stand with Dr. Cletus Babu as a life partner in the year 1988 and together they rendered their life for the upliftment of the socially disadvantaged people.

A humanitarian, Dr. S. Cletus Babu has been continuously striving to create a society based on social sensitivity, equality, justice and self-reliance. Adopting a humane approach, he has been empowering communities through education and social upliftment.

He started institutions for several helpless people like....

Mentally retarded children,
Children of saltpan workers. He also started employment oriented technical institutes
Industrial training institute,
Polytechnic College ,
Community College,
Gramodhaya Institute etc.
Colonies for leprosy-affected people,
Care centers for old aged people and destitute etc.

SCAD Polytechnic (Scad Gramodhaya Polytechnic College) - Courses offered

Diploma in Civil Engineering (DCE)
Diploma in Computer Engineering (DCE)
Diploma in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (DEEE)
Diploma in Electronics and Communication Engineering (DECE)
Diploma in Information Technology (DI.T)
Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (DME)
Diploma in Printing Technology (DPT)

Photo of SCAD Polytechnic

SCAD College of Engineering and Technology (UG) - Courses Offered

B.E. in Computer Science and Engineering (CSE)
B.E. in Electronics and Communication Engineering (ECE)
B.E. in Electrical and Electronics Engineering (EEE)
B.Tech. in Information Technology (I.T)
B.E in Mechanical Engineering (BE. Mec.)

Photo of SCAD Engineering College

PG (Post Graduate) Courses

M.E. in Computer Science and Engineering
Master of Computer Applications (MCA)
Master of Business Administration (MBA)

Address:
SCAD Nagar
Cheranmahadevi, Tirunelveli Dist.
Tamilnadu
India, PIN - 627414

Fax : 04634 -261703
Phone : 04634 -261701, 04634 -261731

Love story of a young man

2010-02-25T22:54:00.000-08:00

This is the Love story of a young man:

I used to be like this

I met a gal?

She was like this? :)

Together, we kissed like this? :)

I gave her gifts like this? :)

when she accepted my proposal, I was like this

I used to talk to her all night like this

And at office used to do like this....

When my friends saw my gal friend, they stared like this?

And i used to react like this?

But on Valentines Day, she gave red rose to someone else like this?

AND, I was like this?

Which later led to this..

I felt doing this...

But rather did this...

I started doing this

And this.......

And finally she made me to end up like this

I can't live without u.. Errrr...

e-med Drug Saver

2010-02-25T12:00:00.000-08:00

Welcome to "e-med drug saver" page. e-med drug saver is affilated by Shopeastwest.com. This website has been selling Generic Medicines for more than 25 years providing healthcare medicines and generic drugs online with the best customer service than the rest.

Below are the most current medicines and drugs available in Shopeastwest online store.

NOTE: The updated price may vary, plz check shopeastwest.com. Click the banner or the product link to buy.

ACNE

More Acne Products

Generic	US Brand Names
Azelaic acid	Azelex
Benzoyl Peroxide	Benzac AC
Clindamycin and Adapalene Gel	Clindapene Gel
TRETINOIN	Renova-Retin-A
Tazarotene	Tazorac

Allergy and Synus

More Allergy and Synus Products

Generic	US Brand Names
Azelastine	Astelin
Hydroxyzine	Atarax
Loratadine	Claritin
Promethazine	Phenergan
Prednisolone	Prednisolone
Montelukast Sodium	Singulair
Cetirizine Dihydrochloride	Zyrtec

Anti Depressant

Ten Unusual Shapes For Mobile Phones - yankodesign

2010-02-24T11:17:00.000-08:00

The form factor of your cellphone is quite a defining factor on whether you approve of it or not. The grip, the interface and accessibility, all depend on this. At Yanko, they have covered some really unique and unusual forms and here is a re-cap of the Ten Most Unusual Shapes For Mobile Phones. Cool your eyes with these..

10) Nokia 888 Mobile Phone by Tamer Nakisci

A wiggly worm or a bracelet, you choose its form! Click here to see the Video.

9) Tarati – Touchless Cellphone by Nonobject

No keys on this phone, just poke your stubby fingers through the holes to dial the numbers, fat fingers…watchout!

8 ) The Brix by Seokwon Hong

Long before someone thought of the tablets, designer Seokwon Hong gave us a taste of prime screen space with this concept. It just whetted our appetite for more, only difference is that we don’t need multiple faces to seamlessly connect, just a single iPhone-esque piece will do.

7) Soft Mobile Phone Concept by Roman Kriheli

Reminds me of a puffer fish more than anything else! It just bloats up!

6) Dial Phone by Jung Dae Hoon

Jewelry, retro , projector mish-mash!

5) Mobile Script Phone by Aleksandr Mukomelov

Like a script that opens up to unveil the secrets, the OLED screen unfurls and becomes your playground.

4) “_______” by Marc Schomann

This phone was probably heavily influenced by Dan Brown!

3) Soft Phone by Qian Jiang

Cotton Candy of a phone; It’s a series of discs with electronic fabric stretched in between! Unique in shape and materials.

2) Wearable Mobile Phone by Sunman Kwon

How many times have you used your fingers to dial a number, now how about using them for a keypad?

1) Moto Concept by Joseph Liang

This has to be the cutest looking phone EVER! A total DOLL!

Source: yankodesign.com

Pencil Printer - Concept

2010-02-21T14:46:00.000-08:00

Are you tired of expensive ink cartridges that dry out. Imagine a printer that uses the same leads as mechanical pencils (0.3mm, 0.5mm, 0.7mm, 1.1mm are all common) to print in pencil!

Isn't cool to hear, yeah a printer in the image below can print on the paper by pencil lead. Also you can erase printing paper by eraser.

Considering the rising cost of printer ink nowadays, it wouldn’t be too bad if they turned this concept printer into a reality....no more cartridge wow!

3D chalk drawings

2010-02-21T14:10:00.000-08:00

This guys continues to amaze people with their sidewalk 3D chalk drawings.

add check

2010-02-21T05:31:00.000-08:00

Free Web Hosting Services - Top 7

2010-02-21T02:47:00.000-08:00

Here are the Top 7 Easy and Free Web Hosting Services, only mentioned the disk space and monthly data transfer for quick comparison purposes. Please refer to each service provider’s website for the full list of features as they will be too long to list down here.

1. Zymic
Gives you:

5 GB disk space per account with unlimited account per users
50 GB of monthly data transfer

2. XtreemHost
Gives you:

5.5 GB disk space
200 GB of monthly data transfer

3. Hosting-Engine
Gives you:

150 MB disk space
4 GB of monthly data transfer

4. Host-Ed
Gives you:

150 MB disk space
4 GB of monthly data transfer

5. Freehostia
Gives you:

250 MB disk space
6 GB of monthly data transfer

6. PhpNet
Gives you:

350 MB disk space
15 GB of monthly data transfer

7. 000Webhost
Gives you:

1.5 GB disk space
100 GB of monthly data transfer

If you know of other good alternatives, please don’t hesitate to share using the comments below. Also note some of these services don’t last very long. Another side of free services that can’t compete with paid ones isn't it? Source: makeuseof.com