Vellore City

Plus two paseed and degree holders with computer training hailing form ussoor,undertaking to the pallikonda and sathuvachari areas. the work of capturing biometric details for National Population Register of the Census Department in vellore district.

P.Sankar,collector of vellore,Interview held at the taluk Officein vellore between 10 a.m and 4 p.m on wednesday.To computer operator in possession of Aadhar idetity cards issued by the Central government.Selected candidates given monthly salary of 6,500.

candidates are interested to apply by visiting the Taluk Office 10 a.m to 4 p.m on wendnesday.more details contact by this number 0815518669 and 08438998480 and email.id: vellorenpr@gmail.com.

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Family card holders in Anna Nagar near Muthu Mandapam,to attached Amudham-3 fair price shop in Aruganthampoondi in Thottapalayam.The shop on Tuesday,cancelled to the cards.

On Tuesday,card holders told that card have been cancelled and could not be issued for that cards.North Vellore Police Inspector Poonjolai and vellore Taluk Supply Officer(TSO) to spot and hundred of the card holders.

Taluk Officer explaind in this cards nod cancelled and temporary stoped and after issued against their cards.stop supply orders issued in respect of 599 cards were found locked during verification.

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Universites should come up frugal innovations to find cost effective technological solutions to social problem said to W.Selvamurthy,Distinguised Scientist and Chief Controller,Defence Research and Development Organisation(DRDO).

Delivering the 8th convocation of Thiruvalluar University on the Auxilium College compus here on monday.

Dr.Selvamurthy should encourage innovation in socially relavent areas such as water,food and health securities.

we need to orient ourselves and move from traditional approaches of education to those that focus on simulating creativity and innovation among youngsters.”he said

pointing out the unversities received vrey little technologicl support for research and were therfore straved of resraech infrastructuer,the DRDO offical asked the universities to harness all funding resource available from various sources.

DR. Selvamurthy said the DRDO spent Rs. 300 crore annually 10 percent of its anuual buget for academic funding.”The DRDO is planing to increase it to at least Rs.1000 croce.”The DRDO was looking for academic partners to do research.

K.Rosaiah,Governor and Chancellor of Thiruvalluar University presided over the convocation and presented the  diplomas and prize to  56 candidates comprising 33 undergraduate and 23 postgraduate and also Ph.D degrees to 22 candidates.

P.Gunasekaran,vicechancellar of Thiruvalluar university who welcome the gathering said the university has been identified as one of the nine universities in the state for receiving financial support from Tamil Nadu.

The state  government has identified the university for setting up a research center in Mathematics to ensure quality research,and has made provision for the same,he said.

Apurva Varma,Principal Secretary,Department of Higher Education and G.Jayachandran,Secretary,Law Department Participated in the convocation.

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Student protests demanding justices for war crimes in Sri Lanka gathered momentum across Tamil Nadu on Monday,with class boycotts,facts and demonstrations being reported from various cities and towns.

The protests intensified after eight students of Loyola College here,who were on an indefinite fast since Friday,were taken into police custody in the early hours.

Students in about 25 colleges in the State abstained from classes,accusing Sri Lanka of targeting innocent Tamils during the war against the LTTE.There were reports of relay fasts in at least 14 places.

Demonstrations or processions were held to demand that India vote against Sri Lank in the ongoing UN Human Rights Council session inGeneva,Somes students belonging to government arts and law colleges burnt effigies of Sri Lankan president Mahinda Rajapaksa.

police said they had scaled up security arrangements for Sri Lankan establishments in Chennai.

In Chennai,students said the arrest of their fasting friends was totally unanticipated as it was a non-violent protest,but the police maintained that they had to step in because the fast was creating law and order problems.Nearly 40 of their supporters were teken to a community hall in Arumbakkam and held there till Monday morning.Students from several city colleges thronged Royapettah Hospital,where protesters whose fast was aborted were administered glucose.By,5 p.m.on monday,the students were discharged from the hospital.

Group of students also protested in Presidency College,while 15 students of Ambedkar Goverment Arts college started a fast on monday evening with 200 supporters.Student from St.Joseph’s colleges,Tiruchi,St.Xavier’s collegs,Palayamkottai,Goverment Law college,Tirunelveli,Mononmaniam Sundaranar University.class boycotts and other forms of protest wee repored from Coimbatore,Erode,Krishnagiri,Dharmapuri and Mannargudi.

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Vellore Collector Mr. P. Sankar said “If plans go as expected, Vellore will become the first district in the State, besides Chennai, to have a 3D projection theatre, which is expected to be ready by September”

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