Summer internship
The Internal Quality Assurance Cell of The Standard Fireworks Rajaratnam College (SFRC) for Women organised the Summer Internship Programme 2026.
The SFRC Summer Internship Programme 2026 comprises nine internship programmes, which served as a significant platform for 267 participants from 13 colleges and two universities (Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai, and the University of Madras, Chennai).
The programme was patronised by president Thilagavathy Ravindran and secretary Aruna Ashok.
Speaking at the event, IQAC Coordinator C. Devi Arockia Vanitha emphasised the role of internships in bridging academic learning with industry exposure.
Principal R. Sudha Periathai highlighted the importance of internships in enhancing practical knowledge, industry exposure, skill development, and career readiness.
Assistant IQAC coordinator B. Siva Priya proposed a vote of thanks.
Graduation Day
Chief guest S.R. Sabapathi presenting degree certificate to a student during the Graduation Day held at Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi.
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Mepco Schlenk Engineering College, Sivakasi, celebrated its graduation ceremony.
During the event, the chief guest, founder of QMAX Test Equipments Limited, Chennai, S.R. Sabapathi, emphasised that engineering was the foundation of the world today. From the smartphone in our pockets to satellites orbiting Earth, from medical equipment saving lives to electric vehicles shaping the future — engineering made it all possible, he said.
Correspondent A.Tenzing presided. Principal S. Arivazhagan welcomed.
Management Committee members, president A. Ramamurthy, secretary D. Singaravel and joint secretary Gunasingh Prithviraj were present.
International conference
The Department of Computer Science and Engineering, Kalasalingam University, organises a two-day international conference.
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The Department of Computer Science Engineering, Kalasalingam University, organised a two-day international conference on ‘Computational Robotics, Testing and Engineering Evaluation’ (ICCRTEE 2026), co-sponsored by IEEE, Madras, and IEEE Robotics and Automation Society.
Pro-Chancellor S. Arivazhagi Sridharan and vice-president S. Shasi Anand presided.
Vice-Chancellor S. Narayanan and Registrar V. Vasudevan felicitated.
Speaking at the event, R. Raja Subramanian, IEEE SB counsellor and organising chair, said 125 research papers were selected for publication from 1,305 papers received.
Chief guest Muhammad Ali Fauzi from Iniversitas Brawijaya, Indonesia, spoke on ‘AI for Autonomous Systems’.
Sardar M.N. Islam from Victoria University, Australia; Abdelmonim M. Artoli from King Saud University, Saudi Arabia; Vish Rajalingam from Multicoreware, India; P.M. Durairaj from VIT, Vellore; and industrial experts from US and Malaysia spoke on ‘Computational Robotics, Cross-Cohort Vision Transformer, Embedded Intelligence and AI for Agriculture’.
Dean P. Deepalakshmi, professor Deveraj, and Director of R&D M. Pallikonda Rajasekaran spoke on IEEE chapter activities.
Lab inauguration
AICTE IDEA Lab inaugurated at NPR College of Engineering and Technology, Natham.
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AICTE IDEA Lab at NPR College of Engineering and Technology was inaugurated. Principal S. Selvaperumal welcomed.
Speaking at the event, the chief guest, former member secretary, AICTE, and Vice-Chancellor of J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, Faridabad, Rajive Kumar, emphasised the importance of innovation-driven education and the role of IDEA Labs in transforming students into problem solvers, entrepreneurs, and future technology leaders.
The guest of honour, professor Vasudev Malhotra from J.C. Bose University of Science and Technology, Faridabad, motivated students to think beyond conventional classroom learning and actively engage in innovation and experimentation.
Coordinator K. Rajesh proposed a vote of thanks.
SSLC exams results
Educational institutions administered by T.M.H.N.U. secure good scores in the SSLC public examinations.
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Educational institutions administered by T.M.H.N.U. secured good scores in the SSLC public examinations.
The management members, president A.S.G. Dharmarajan, vice-president A.S. Jeevagan, general secretary M.M. Anandavel, and treasurer B. Ramachandran, congratulated the students.
Theni Melapettai Hindu Nadar Uravinmurai Matriculation Higher Secondary School achieved State and district-level honours.
Students K. Shridhasimoorthy and A. Asmitha secured 497/500 marks. Students A. Hemanth and B. Shri Raaghav secured 496 marks and got second place at the district-level, while P. Ilamathi and M. Siva Murugesan scored 494 marks and secured the third place at the school level. The institution recorded a pass percentage of 100.
Theni Melapettai Hindu Nadar Uravinmurai Vidhyalaya Matriculation Higher Secondary School also achieved a cent per cent pass.
Student S. Thaminisri emerged as the school topper with 490 marks, followed by V. Santhoshini with 488 marks and G. Swetha with 485 marks.
Nadar Saraswathi Girls Higher Secondary School secured cent per cent pass. Among the distinguished achievers, S. Kalaranjani secured the first rank with 494 marks, S. Joshika got the second rank with 490 marks and K. Madhushree secured the third rank with 487 marks.
Published – May 25, 2026 06:38 pm IST
