Graduation Day: Over 450 candidates get degrees at MMES Arts & Science College for Women in Melvisharam

It’s a memorable day in their career for the students of Melvisharam Muslim Education Society (MMES) Arts & Science College for Women. A total of 459 candidates received their degrees at the 5th Graduation Day of the Melvisharam Muslim Education Society (MMES) Arts & Science College for Women in Melvisharam on Sunday.

Fifteen of them are university rank holders of Thiruvalluvar University, Vellore — seven postgraduates and eight graduates.

Vice-Chancellor of Tamil Nadu Open University Dr. (Mrs.) Chandrakantha Jeyabalan, delivered the Graduation Day Address and distributed the certificates to the candidates in the presence of S. Ziaudeen Ahmed, General Secretary and K. Anees Ahmed, Correspondent of the college. Freda Gnanaselvam, Principal coordinated the programme.

Following are the University rank-holders:

Arifa and Thasleemunnisa C. (I and II rank, M.Sc. Biotechnology);

Pavithra K. (III rank, B.A. English);

Suhajidha Thabasum S. (III rank, B.Sc. Computer Science);

Arifa Yasmeen F. (III rank, M.A. English);

Noorunisha M. (V rank, BBA);

Srimathi R. (V rank, B.Sc. Biotechnology);

Jansi Priyanka J. (VI rank, BBA); Anitha S. (VI rank, M.A. English);

Sogarunnisa H. (VI rank, B.Sc. Biotechnology); Shabnam Shereen A. (VI rank, M.Sc. Biotechnology);

Suganya S. (VII rank, M.A. English); Asma Afreen M.H. (IX rank, B.Sc. Biotechnology);

Sohaniya Taj H. (X rank, B.Sc. Biotechnology); Sopna R. (X rank, M.Sc. Biotechnology).

MC congratulates the graduates for their achievements, also their parents for their children’s accomplishment, and wishes the graduates to take their dreams to the corners of their smiles, to the highest of their hopes, to every windows of their opportunities in their careers!

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World Heart Day Special Free Check-up Camp - Apollo KH Hospital, Melvisharam

Apollo KH Hospital is conducting a free medical check-up in its campus at Melvisharam to celebrate World Heart Day on Tuesday, Sep 29, 2015. This free medical check-up will be conducted from 8 AM to 1 PM in its campus. Blood Pressure, Sugar Level, ECG and Cardiologist's consultation, etc will be carried out free of cost. General public are requested to utilize the opportunity and benefit from the programme.

Time : 08 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.

Date : 29.09.2015

Place : Apollo KH Hospital, Melvisharam.

Ranipet-Vellore Bypass Road, Meivisharam - 632 509.

Phone : (04172) 269581 - 85, Fax : 269131 

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Patna Passport Officers Are Removing Skull Caps Of Ongoing Hajis While Taking Snaps

Date: May 8, 2015 By Muslim Mirror News

Patna : Muslims of Patna are facing a major embarrassment due the behavior of passport officials of Patna nowadays, Officials are forcing to remove the skull caps while having a snap for passport to go to HAJ. It is happening every day.

All Haj going people are very much humiliated about the attitude and behavior of Patna Passport Officials. A number of people have opposed the removal of the cap while snapping but the officials said that it is a law.

According to Article 25 it has been very clearly mentioned that anyone can wear dress according to his religion.

A lot of complaints are there the caps of would be HAJI are being removed forcibly. Central and State Administration must take immediate action regarding this.

It is to be noted that Muslims men and women were asked to remove their VEIL and CAP while getting a snap for ADHAR CARD. A number of social activists have objected about it that time.

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Students Are No More Interested In The SCIENCES. Why???

Date: May 8, 2015 posted on Masha’l by Mohammed Suhail

On asking a question about what is your plan after plus two to any Visharami students, the answer without a thought is engineering irrespective of career plans or huge fees. They feel that engineering alone can keep their status while the rest of other courses are nebulous. Student here in Visharam do not plan for their career, the just get into what others are doing, so-far not a single student have planned to become a Journalist or Psychologist or Sociologist or Geologist or Social Work or Physicist etc.

The same is the case for Vaniyambadi  where Prof. Mohammed Suhail gives his thoughts in his FB page. Here is the extract below:

Kind Attention: PLUS TWO GRADS

Students are no more interested in the SCIENCES. Why???

At home, Islamiah College (Autonomous), Vaniyambadi offers

B.Sc, M.Sc., M.Phil., & Ph.D in PHYSICS

WOULD YOU LIKE TO BECOME A PHYSICIST

What Can You Do With a College Degree in Physics?

The answer most appropriate for this question is: anything she wants to do. However, while some physics majors go on to become professional physicists, the majority pursue careers in fields where they can put their knowledge to more practical applications. With their skills in problem-solving, mathematical reasoning, computer programming, and organizing and interpreting scientific data, physics grads can move into government and industrial jobs that require an ability to think logically and creatively. Physics majors are well-suited to jobs that require step-by-step problem solving using math skills and good observational and communication skills.

A wide range of industries seeks physics graduates: telecommunications, industrial physics, hospital physics, electronics, computing, quality control testing, banking, insurance, teaching, management, technical sales and the armed forces, for starters. Students who become physicists tend to specialize in one or more areas of physics, such as:

Nuclear Physics

Geophysics

Atomic, Molecular and Optical Physics

Astronomy

Astrophysics

Space Physics

Physics Education

Engineering Physics

Computer Science

Go through this article to know more!

And CLICK ON THE LINK

http://www.worldwidelearn.com/online-ed…/…/physics-major.htm

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CAHCET - Awarded "A Grade" By NAAC

Date: May 7, 2015, Source: THE HINDU

The National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) has awarded `A’ grade to the C. Abdul Hakeem College of Engineering and Technology (CAHCET), Melvisharam.

The college was assessed by a strong peer team.

According to a press release from the college, the peer team was led by B.S. Sonde, former Vice-Chancellor, Goa University.

The members comprising the team included N. Alagumurthy, Professor, Pondicherry Engineering College and Member Coordinator, and Vilas V. Karjinni, Principal, Kolhapur Institute of Technology and College of Engineering.

They visited the college for three days, March 26 to 28, 2015. A number of factors were taken into account for assessment.

They verified the infrastructural facilities and quality of academic activities through interactions with the teaching and non-teaching staff, students, parents, alumni, management, Internal Quality Assurance Cell and the Principal.

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Treated Water Supply For Vellore Corporation And 11 Municipalities From April Second Week

Drinking water will be supplied to Vellore Corporation and the surrounding village panchayats from the second week of April, according to R. Nanthagopal, Collector of Vellore District.

Water will be pumped from the Cauvery River near Chekkanur Barrage downstream of Mettur Dam and treated at a plant at Thottilpatti village near Mettur in Salem district under the Rs.1,295-crore Combined Drinking Water Supply Scheme (CWSS). The Collector, along with School Education Minister K.C. Veeramani, inspected the pipeline, from which Cauvery water flowed from the pipeline into the Palar River, at Venkatapuram, in Pudu Vasur village panchayat near here on Saturday.

Talking to newspersons, Mr. Nanthagopal said that the trial run of CWSS commenced on March 26, with the raw water reaching Kodiyur near Jolarpet. “During the trial run, we are cleaning the overhead tanks and the pipelines which have become dirty and silted up. Once the trial run with raw water is over, treated water would be released into the pipelines from Tirupattur up to Vellore, benefiting the people from the second week of April,” he said.

The Collector said that when completed, the CWSS would benefit 15 lakh persons in Vellore Corporation, 11 municipalities (Tirupattur, Jolarpet, Vaniyambadi, Ambur, Pernambut, Gudiyatham, Melvisharam, Arcot, Ranipet, Walajapet and Arakkonam), five town panchayats (Natrampalli, Udayendram, Alangayam, Odugathur and Pallikonda) and 944 rural habitations in 14 panchayat unions.

Replying to a question, Mr. Nanthagopal said that treated water would be released only up to Vellore in the second week of April.

After cleaning the tanks and pipelines, water would be released to areas between Vellore and Arakkonam 10 days after the release in Vellore, possibly before the end of April, he said.

Mr. Veeramani said people of Tirupattur, Ambur and Vaniyambadi have already started using the water released under CWSS after the trial run commenced last week.

Agitation

Asked about the agitation proposed to be conducted by the DMK in Vellore under the president ship of DMK Treasurer M.K. Stalin on Monday to demand the expeditious completion of the works connected with the CWSS, the Minister said that the proposed agitation was a ‘cheap publicity stunt’ of the DMK.

Source: THE HINDU, CWSS

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