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Purulia, in the State of West Bengal, is one of the most impoverished and downtrodden districts of India. Most students drop out of high school due to economic hardship and the literacy rate is extremely low. Shrii Shrii Anandamurtiji, the founder of Ananda Marga, had a vision to elevate the educational status and improve the standard of living in the most backward areas of India through a comprehensive system of education. Initially, there was no higher educational institution in and around ...
Uswathun Hasana Oriental Arabic College, Pallapatti, Tamil Nadu India
Sri Venkateswara College of Arts and Science D.No.4-2-32 College Road, Amalapuram East Godavari Andhra Pradesh India
Kumaraguruparar born about three hundred and fifty years ago at Srivaikuntam, near Thiruchendur. His parents who were ardent devotees of Lord Muruha at Thiruchendur, were childless for long. Kumaraguruparar was born to them as a result of their fervent prayers to Muruha. The child did not speak until he was about five years old. The intensive faith of the parents in the Lord’s grace and their continued prayers to Him yielded results.
SKP Institute of Arts and Science, Thanjavur Tamil Nadu India
Rabiammal Ahamed Maideen College for Women No.T.S. 20 Eda Street Thiruvarur-610 002 Tamil Nadu
Naina Mohamed College of Arts & Science Aranthangi Dist.Pudukottai Tamil Nadu, India
Idhaya College for Women Sarugani Ramnathpuram-623 405 Tamil Nadu India
Address : Government Arts College for Women sigil Raja Veedhi, Ramanathapuram Tamilnadu Phone : 04567-221066 Fax : 04567-221343
Edayathangudi G.S. Pillai Engineering College is situated 3 km from Nagore and 6 km from Nagapattinam. Established in 1995, it is managed by G S Pillai and Sons Charitable and Educational Trust. The college offers courses in Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical and Electronics, Information Technology, and Electronics and Communication. It has a built up area of 6,270 sq m with modern infrastructure and world class facilities. Infra structural facilities i...
A. Veeriya Vandayar Memorial Sri Pushpam College is one of premier Art and Science Autonomous College in Thanjavur District. Established in 1956, it offers higher education in Arts, Science and Technology.Rao Bahadur Sri. A. Veeriya Vandayar after visiting European countries, he had a vision to develop education in his rural area, with his brother Sri.A.Krishnasamy Vandayar he started Sri Pushpam College in 1956 with 106 students and 10 Teachers. It was renamed in 1972 as A. Veeriya Vandayar ...
A.R.C. Viswanathan College Mayiladuthurai Tanjore-609 003 Tamil Nadu
Rathnavel Subramaniam College of Arts and Science 38/1, Bharathiar Street, Karaikal 609602 Pondicherry
VISION To create a centre of academic excellence in education and research through professionalism and to serve the society by improving knowledge skill and ethical values. MISSION To aspire and strive for excellence in education and to commit the knowledge and expertise of teaching fraternity for the welfare of the students and prosperity of the society.
Constant innovation is the watchword of this noble institution of pre-independence times. At Women's Christian College we strive to attain an outlook that is an ideal mix of tradition and modernity, discipline and freedom that is essential for the holistic development of our students.
Women’s College was established in June 1965 at the heart of the capital. It was one of the Government Colleges in the North-East India catering to the interest of the women folk of the state as well as of the adjoining states. It is affiliated to Tripura University (A Central University) and UGC.
Women's College, Calcutta was founded on 2nd July 1937, by a group of devoted scholars under the guidance of Dr. D. L. De with a view to advancing the cause of higher education among women. The college got affiliation to C.U. on 27th April, 1940. DR. D.L. De was the Principal and Secretary of the college till his death in March 1959.