Bolpur College was established in 1950 as an institution of higher learning by the generosity of a few large-hearted education-loving men of the locality. According to the West Bengal District Gazetteers: Birbhum (1975) ‘Bolpur College was established in the year 1950 under a scheme drawn up by the Education Department of the Government of West Bengal to provide employment opportunities to college teachers who had immigrated from East Pakistan as refugees as also to provide the evacuee studen...
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Balarampur College is situated at the heart of a tribal belt in the southern part of Purulia and it is a co-educational institution. It was established in the year 1985 (vide G.O. No. 1289 Edn.(Cs) dt.19.9.85) to impart education at Degree Level. It started Tow- Year Degree Arts General Course from the Session 1985- 86 with the affiliation to the University of Burdwan. Since then the college has been running smoothly with nearly 2000 (two thousand) students. Since 2010,it has been running und...
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it was under the patronage of the then prince, and later, the 75'' Maharana of Mewar. Shri Bhupal Singhji, those two devotees of education and learning. Mamaji Maharaj Aman Singhji of Ralawta and Rao Bahadur Th. Raj Sliighji of Bedla, initiated this institution as a Primary School (Court of Wards' School). In 1929, this school was upgraded as Bhupal Nobles' High School.
On behalf of the faculty and staff of Rajah Serfoji Government Arts College (Autonomous), thanjavur, I thank you for visiting our website. All of us are confident and convinced here in our college that our courses and programmes will facilitate outstanding opportunities for academic, research, personal and social growth for women students from this part of the state.
PONNAIYAH RAMAJAYAM COLLEGE YAGAPPA CHAVADHY, THANJAVUR – 614 904. Tamil Nadu Phone : 04362-236707, 04362-239757 94431-42465
Poompuhar College, established in 1964 by the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowment Department, Government of Tamilnadu, is located near the coastal area around 5 km from the Bay of Bengal, on the northern bank of sacred river Cauvery in Melaiyur - Poompuhar, Sirkali Taluk in Nagapattinam District. The College was inaugurated by His Highness Maharaja of Mysore Shri. Jayachamaraja Wadaiyar on 2nd May, 1964.
In the year 1965, the Government of Tamilnadu Started Periyar EVR College in Tiruchirappalli, the central part of Tamilnadu, naming it after the grate thinker and social reformer, Periyar E.V.Ramasamy who generously parted with Rs.5 Lakhs and 9.65 acres of land for the exclusive purpose of imparting higher education to the people in and around Tiruchirappalli.
Maharani Arts and Science Women's College, Nanchiyampalayam, Dharapuram, Erode - 638656 Tamil Nadu
Kairali Arts, Science and Commerce College, Palakkad Main Road, Madukkarai, Coimbatore - 641105 Tamil Nadu Phone : 0422-2656566
Daulat Ram College, one of the leading colleges of University of Delhi, imparts education towards degree at the Bachelor's level in Arts, Science and Commerce. It has seven departments, which enroll students at the Masters level and hold M.A. tutorials that supplement the classes. The science departments are part of the Star Status awarded by the Department of Biotechnology, Ministry of Science and Technology, Government of India. At present the college has 18 departments and over 3546 studen...
Amid the din and bustle of a small town, between two industrial centres H.A.L Sunabeda and NALCO, Damanjodi, yet maintaining a safe distance from these, stands Semiliguda College on the top of hillock Green and Clean in the shades of silver oaks, Sumaria and Teak, the College spreads a message of environmental tranquility.Amid the din and bustle of a smll town between two industrial centres H.A.L Sunabeda and NALCO, Damanjodi, yet maintaining a safe distance from these, stands Semiliguda Coll...
Rayagada Autonomous College was established in the year 1966 as a sequel to the efforts of the local intelligentia. It was inaugurated by the then chief Minister Sjkt. Sadasiva Tripathy. The college is affiliated to the Berhampur University, Berhampur and the Council of Higher Secondary Education, Odisha, Bhubaneswar. The College has attained Autonomous Status in the year 2007 and certified at ‘B’ level by the NAAC and Re-Accreditation in 2015 by the same grade.
Situated close to the shore of Chilka Lake and surrounded by green mountain peaks, Khallikote offers a grand view of natural beauty.Though a small town, it is well connected by rail and road. Ever since 1949, the absence of a college in this area was deeply felt. The dream took a tangible shape on 26th Jan., 1960 in a pubilc meeting, Finally, a college committee was formed by the local people under the Presidentship of Late Rajbahadur Rama Chandra Mardharaj Deo, the then M.L.A of Khallikote.
The Crest of the college, conceived through spheres and circles, symbolizes the quest for enlightenment and perfection. At its heart, is the undying flame emitting light of knowledge that illuminates the minds of the Alma-mater. The fluttering pages with quill and inkhorn, the sailing ship with precious cargoes on it, with their emphasis on peace, progress and prosperity represent the faculties of Arts, Science and Commerce respectively. (there is no light like wisdom) from the Buddhist Scrip...
The College is named after the great poet Laureate of Ghumsur Kabi Samrat Upendra Bhanja, whose creative genius and poetic imagination enriched Oriya Literature and gave a distinct identity to the language itself. The sylvan background, the view of the century-old reservoir and the shady mango grove provide an ideal atmosphere for healthy academic pursuit and dissemination of knowledge. Distinguished scholars visit this college every year to rekindle and refresh the minds of the young student...
The College crest contains the motto "tamasoma Jyotirgamaya" meaning "Leasd me from darkness to light". The temple at the centre of the crest symbolises the ancent glory of Buddjism at "Jagamanda" , a village fourteen miles noth to GUNUPUR. the lamp and the book at the base stand as the eternal symbols of knowledge and light. The sixty four leaves around the crest symbolise "Chatursasthi Kalas". The name of the college is inscribed in English in the upper circle of the crest.