Dindigul campus connect
Various colleges in Dindigul and surrounding areas have launched new academic initiatives, including orientation programs, open-source software workshops, and research collaborations. These efforts aim to enhance student development and institutional partnerships.
Why it matters
It highlights regional academic growth and the integration of modern technology and research into higher education curricula.
The Alagappa Institute of Management (AIM), Alagappa University, inaugurated its 33rd AIMERS batch and conducted a five-day orientation programme.
Senior Professor and Director S. Chandramohan presided and encouraged students to participate in seminars, internships, research and placement training.
Vice-chancellor G. Ravi inaugurated and spoke on the vision of Alagappa Chettiar, stressing the importance of holistic development and student participation in sports.
Professor C.K. Muthukumaran welcomed, while Professor K. Chandrasekar proposed a vote of thanks.
Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai, organises a one-day workshop. | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT
Thassim Beevi Abdul Kader College for Women, Kilakarai, organised a one-day workshop on Open Source Software Technologies and an awareness session on the FOSSEE Project.
Principal S. Sumaya inaugurated. National Coordinator, Geospatial FOSSEE (NMEICT), Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, M. Mohamed Kasim Khan delivered the keynote address.
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