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MCAS 24th Annual Report 2018 Annual Report 2017– 2018 Respected Chief Guest of the college day function Esteemed Chairman Thiru. K.P. Ramaswamy, Muthayammal Educational and Charitable Trust! Respectable Treasurer Tmt. Sulochana Ramaswamy! Distinguished Secretary Mr. Muthuvel Ramaswamy! Dynamic Executive Director Tmt. Manju Muthuvel! Learned Colleagues! Non-teaching staff members! Invited dignitaries! Parents! Well-wishers! Beloved students of this institution! Technicians! Press and Media Personnel! Ladies and Gentlemen! I stand before you to extend a warm welcome on the eve of 24th Annual Day celebration. It is my proud privilege to present you the 24th Annual Report of our College. Estabished in the year 1994, it offered five Undergraduate Degree courses with 83 students and a handful of Faculty members. Today, there is a drastic improvement interms of strength.The total number of teaching on the roll is 248 and the Non-Teaching staff members are 34 in number. The college shows a gradual upward movement in terms of Admission. The number has by and large augumented (Total Strength: 5566(UG-4863; PG-625; M.Phil-59; Ph.D-19). I take this historic opportunity to appreciate all our goal-oriented knowledge facilitators who have religiously dedicated themselves for the robust growth of our students. Though our college is situated in a barren terrain backward area, it attracts the length and breadth of India. It is interesting to note that students from foreign countries evinced their genuine interest in studying in our college. We now offer 18 Degree courses at the Under Graduate level (B.Sc., Statistics was introduced during this academic Year) and 15 at Post Graduate level. Apart from these courses, we aimed at promoting Research ambience in the Departments of Biochemistry, Microbiology, Biotechnology, Commerce, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Chemistry, Statistics and Tamil.The College has a dynamic Alumni Association with chapters in Chennai and Bangalore.I as a Principal, have the greatest pleasure in informing you that the college is on the threshold of its silver jubilee in 2019. We are now gearing up to mark the silver jubilee by launching a new number of programmes in a grand manner.I take pride in saying that we are the pioneer in introducing the scheme of Hellicopter jolly ride in our region. Hellicopter ride was really a feather in the cap of MCAS. A host of academic activities are also on the cards. 1 MCAS 24th Annual Report 2018 COURSES OFFERED AT THE COLLEGE UG Courses PG Courses B.Com M.Sc., Biochemistry B.Com Computer Application M.Sc., Biotechnology BBA M.Sc., Applied Micro–Biology BBA Computer Application M.Sc., Chemistry B.Sc., Bio-Chemistry M.Sc., Physics B.Sc., Chemistry M.Sc., Electronics & Communication B.Sc., Physics M.Sc., Textile and Fashion Design B.Sc., Electronics & Communication M.Sc., Computer Science B.Sc., Textile and Fashion design M.Sc., Medical Bio-chemistry B.Sc., Computer Science M.Sc., Organic Chemistry B.Sc., Micro-Biology M.Com B.Sc., Biotechnology M.Com., Computer Application B.Sc., Hotel Mgt. & Catering Science MCA BCA M.Sc., Mathematics B.Sc., Mathematics M.A., English B.A., English B.Sc., Zoology B.Sc., Statistics Research Courses M.Phil., Biotechnology Ph.D., Biotechnology M.Phil., Biochemistry Ph.D., Microbiology Ph.D., Biochemistry Ph.D., Commerce (Part Time) M.Phil., Microbiology Ph.D., Statistics (Part Time M.Phil., Commerce Ph.D., Tamil (Part Time) M.Phil., Computer Science M.Phil., Mathematics M.Phil., Chemistry M.Phil., Physics 2 MCAS 24th Annual Report 2018 Academic achievements We all know pretty well that education plays a pivotal role in ones life. In order to educate them, we adroitly adopt different methods to motivate our students to successfully complete their degree on time without any arrears. And also we urge our students to have a special eye on their academic performance and also make them Industry-ready by honing the life coping skills of our students.Speaking honestly,I can say that innumerable meritorious students who expanded their horizons by attending seminars at National and International level. We are adept at adopting peer learning method of teaching and vigorous coaching. Conducting test, in general, improves upon the academic performance of students. To improve upon their academic competence in the University examination, we tailor remedial coaching classes for the welfare of our students. It gives me immense pleasure at this juncture to state that enrichment classes are also administered in the innate interest of meritorious students to make them as a university Gold medalist /Rank holders. In the April/May 2017, University examination, seven of our students secured university first ranks for which the university will honor them with a gold medal during the convocation of Periyar University, Salem. Our students secured 42 University Ranks mentioned below. While congratulating these Students, I extolled our teachers who have dedicated themselves for making headway in the process of learning. I have every reason to feel happy that our college has bagged gold medals in the galaxy of the colleges affiliated to Periyar University. The details are given below. University Ranks No. of Ranks 1st Rank (Gold Medal) 07 2nd Rank 07 3rd Rank 07 4th Rank 03 5th Rank 04 6th Rank 06 7th Rank 03 8th Rank 06 9th Rank 02 10 th Rank 04 Total Ranks 07 Gold Medals + 42 Ranks 3 MCAS 24th Annual Report 2018 LIST OF GOLD MEDALISTS -2017 Name of the S.No Reg.No Branch CGPA Rank Candidate 1 15CAC1016 M.PHIL BT Devibala M 9.208 1 2 15CAE1144 M.PHIL CS Elakkiya S 8.992 1 3 15PBC1057 M.Sc BC Lourdu Naveena C 8.369 1 4 15PEL1016 M.Sc E&C Shanmugavel V 8.146 1 5 15PMB1004 M.Sc MBC Sabharish Lohi 8.002 1 6 15P0C1003 M.Sc OCHE Lalitha S 8.18 1 7 14PCA1047 MCA Selvakumar V 7.913 1 LIST OF UNIVERSITY RANK HOLDERS -2017 Name of the S. No Reg. No Branch CGPA Rank candidate 1 14PCA1046 MCA Nkundabanzi Pacifique 7.676 2 2 14UHM1077 B.SC HMCS Karthickraja M 8.555 2 3 15CAE1168 M.PHIL CS Sowndarya R 8.983 2 4 15P0C1001 M.Sc OCHE Asifabanu M 8.062 2 5 15PEL1013 M.Sc E&C Prabakaran S 7.899 2 6 15PMB1001 M.Sc MBC Mohanraj A 7.982 2 7 15PTF1009 M.Sc TFD Arul Ushanandhini J 8.959 2 8 14UCS2103 B.SC CS Ranjitha G 8.686 3 9 14UEL1080 B.SC E&C Sudha R 8.385 3 10 15CAC1015 M.PHIL BT Monisa G 8.783 3 11 15P0C1007 M.Sc OCHE Valarmathi S 7.996 3 12 15PBC1055 M.Sc BC Vigneshwaran S 8.022 3 13 15PEL1007 M.Sc E&C Ashokkumar S 7.62 3 14 15PMB1007 M.Sc MBC Vijayalakshmi P 7.78 3 15 15P0C1005 M.Sc OCHE Rosy P 7.973 4 16 15PEL1020 M.Sc E&C Mohanapriya S 7.547 4 4 MCAS 24th Annual Report 2018 17 15PMB1006 M.Sc MBC Kankindi Janviere 7.672 4 18 14UTF1049 B.SC TFD Sahiba Banu S 8.857 5 19 15CAC1019 M.PHIL BT Siji S S 8.55 5 20 15P0C1006 M.Sc OCHE Soni K 7.638 5 21 15PMB1003 M.Sc MBC Nyirambabazi Angelique 7.637 5 22 14UHM1087 B.SC HMCS Nandhakumar S 7.851 6 23 14UTF1042 B.SC TFD Monika V 8.829 6 24 15CAE1141 M.PHIL CS Archana G 8.942 6 25 15PBC1056 M.Sc BC Dhivya S 7.748 6 26 15PEL1010 M.Sc E&C Karthik D 7.343 6 27 15PMB1005 M.Sc MBC Twagirayezu Straton 7.456 6 28 15CAB1013 M.PHIL BC Selvakumar S 7.633 7 29 15CAQ1053 M.PHIL PHY Kirubakaran K 9.067 7 30 15PEL1006 M.Sc E&C Ajithkumar R 7.321 7 31 14UEL1072 B.SC E&C Satheeskumar B 7.782 8 32 14UHM1108 B.SC HMCS Thirupathi M 7.772 8 33 15CAE1164 M.PHIL CS Vinithra E 8.925 8 34 15PAM1034 M.Sc AMB Priyanga S 7.874 8 35 15PCS1329 M.Sc CS Banupriya M 8.43 8 36 15PEL1017 M.Sc E&C Soundhar R 7.071 8 37 14UHM1085 B.SC HMCS Murali M 7.685 9 38 15PEL1012 M.Sc E&C Pasupathi P 6.601 9 39 14UBC1178 B.SC BC Nanthini S 8.302 10 40 15CAE1161 M.PHIL CS Soundarya M 8.9 10 41 15PAM1029 M.Sc AMB Divyaprabha M 7.782 10 42 15PTF1014 M.Sc TFD Priya S 8.106 10 5 MCAS 24th Annual Report 2018 I am extremely happy to note that a large number of students scored centum in the university examinations every semester. In Apr/May 2017 examinations, 64 students scored 100 out of 100 in one paper. 05 students scored 100 out of 100 in two papers. 02 students scored 100 out of 100 in three papers. In Nov/Dec 2017 examinations , 22 students scored 100 out of 100 in one paper.03 students scored 100 out of 100 in two papers. In connection with this, I offer my first and foremost gratitude to the faculty members of the department of Mathematics, English, Computer Applications, Computer Science and Statistics. S.No Name of the Dept. No. of Centum in Apr 2017 No. of Centum in Nov 2017 1 Mathematics 76 21 2 BA English 03 - 3 BCA 01 - 4 Statistics - 03 5 Computer Science - 01 List of Centum Scorers in April/May 2017 University Examinations Name of the Branch S.No Title of the Paper Student &Year English Literature for Competitive 1 Devi P III B.A.ENG Examinations English Literature for Competitive 2 Kirubha S III B.A.ENG Examinations English Literature for Competitive 3 Vijayapriya S K III B.A.ENG Examinations 4 Elakiya A III B.Sc.MAT Algebraic Structure-II 5 Priyanka A III B.Sc.MAT Algebraic Structure-II 6 Sri Shangari M III B.Sc.MAT Algebraic Structure-II 7 Gokila M II B.C.A.
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    20 भारत सरकार GOVERNMENT OF INDIA मा車ग सं奍या - 41 खाद्य प्रसं करण दद्ययोगग ंं्ायय की अनुदानⴂ की 녍 यौरणारारण ंांग 2017 - 2018 के लिए DETAILED DEMANDS FOR GRANTS OF DEMAND NO. 41 MINISTRY OF FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES FOR 2017-2018 विषय सूची TABLE OF CONTENTS पृष ्ठ Pages 1 अनुदानⴂ की 녍 यौरारार माेग 1 Detailed Demands for Grants 1-11 2 सेस् थापना की अनुमाननत सेख् या दशााेना रा ा नररर 2 Statement showing Estimated Strength of Establishment 12-13 3 2017-2018 का बजट अनुदानⴂ म शाानम ककए गए 5 करोड़ 셁पए या इससा अनधक की 3 Statement showing details of individual works and projects costing ₹5.00 14 ागत रा ा अ ग-अ ग ननमाे कायⴂ तथा पररयोजना䴂 का 녍 यौरा की जानकारद दाना crore or above included in BE 2017-2018 रा ा नररर 4 गैर-सरकारद ननकायⴂ की सहायक अनुदानⴂ का न ए बजट अनुमान 2017-2018 म की 4 Statement showing provisions included in BE 2017-2018 for Grants-in-aid 15 गई व् यरस् था䴂 की जानकारद दाना रा ा नररर to Non-Government bodies 5 अेतरराष्‍ट रदय ननकायⴂ का न ए कदए जाना रा ा अेशादानⴂ की नजनका न ए 2017-2018 का 5 Statement showing contribution to International Bodies provided for in 16 बजट अनुमानⴂ म व् यरस् था की गई है, जानकारद दाना रा ा नररर the Budget Estimates for 2017-2018 6 रर्े 2015-16 का दौरान ननजद सेस्था䴂/सेगठनो/व्यनियⴂ को मेजूर ककए गए 5 ाख 6 Statement showing Grants-in-aid exceeding Rs.
  • Chapter 4.1.9 Ground Water Resources Namakkal District

    Chapter 4.1.9 Ground Water Resources Namakkal District

    CHAPTER 4.1.9 GROUND WATER RESOURCES NAMAKKAL DISTRICT 1 INDEX CHAPTER PAGE NO. INTRODUCTION 3 NAMAKKAL DISTRICT – ADMINISTRATIVE SETUP 3 1. HYDROGEOLOGY 3-7 2. GROUND WATER REGIME MONITORING 8-15 3. DYNAMIC GROUND WATER RESOURCES 15-24 4. GROUND WATER QUALITY ISSUES 24-25 5. GROUND WATER ISSUES AND CHALLENGES 25-26 6. GROUND WATER MANAGEMENT AND REGULATION 26-32 7. TOOLS AND METHODS 32-33 8. PERFORMANCE INDICATORS 33-36 9. REFORMS UNDERTAKEN/ BEING UNDERTAKEN / PROPOSED IF ANY 10. ROAD MAPS OF ACTIVITIES/TASKS PROPOSED FOR BETTER GOVERNANCE WITH TIMELINES AND AGENCIES RESPONSIBLE FOR EACH ACTIVITY 2 GROUND WATER REPORT OF NAMAKKAL DISTRICT INRODUCTION : In Tamil Nadu, the surface water resources are fully utilized by various stake holders. The demand of water is increasing day by day. So, groundwater resources play a vital role for additional demand by farmers and Industries and domestic usage leads to rapid development of groundwater. About 63% of available groundwater resources are now being used. However, the development is not uniform all over the State, and in certain districts of Tamil Nadu, intensive groundwater development had led to declining water levels, increasing trend of Over Exploited and Critical Firkas, saline water intrusion, etc. ADMINISTRATIVE SET UP The Geographical area of the District is 342930 Heatares accountingfor 2.64% of the geographical area of the Tamilnadu. The Namakkal District comprises of 4 Taluks, 30 Firkas,15 Panchayat Unions, 346 village Panchayaths with 391 Revenue villages. Kolli Hillsand Mohanur blocks fall in two taluks partly. Namakkal District is Totally bifurcated into 30 Firkas. 1.
  • English Annual Report.Indd

    English Annual Report.Indd

    1 2 3 CONTENTS CHAPTER-I About the Ministry 7 • Background • Allocation of Business • Role of the Ministry • Functions of the Ministry • Organizational Structure of the Ministry • Organisations under the Ministry • Information & Communication Technology in the Ministry • Administrative Vigilance • Sevottam • Crisis Management • Gender Budgeting • Welfare of PWD • Swachhta Activities under Swachh Bharat Abhiyan • Audit Paras CHAPTER-2 General Status Of Food Processing Sector 23 • Overview of the Food Processing Sector • Stages of Processing of Food • Raw Material Base of the Food Processing Industry • Export of Processing Related Commodities • Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in Food Processing Sector • Losses in Supply Chain • Food Processing Sector – Major Challenges 4 • Food Processing Sector – Growth Potential • MAKE IN INDIA programme CHAPTER-3 Recent Initiatives 43 • Promoting investment in food processing sector • Long Term Strategies • Fiscal Incentives for Growth of Food Processing Sector • Availability of Affordable Credit CHAPTER-4 Plan Schemes For Food Processing Sector 51 • General • 12th Plan Proposals • The Salient Features of the Plan Schemes • Re-structuring of the Schemes CHAPTER-5 Mega Food Parks Scheme 61 CHAPTER-6 Scheme For Cold Chain And Value Addition Infrastructure 69 CHAPTER-7 Setting Up/ Modernization Of Abattoirs 75 CHAPTER-8 Scheme For Technology Up-Gradation/ Establishment/ Modernization Of Food Processing Industries 81 CHAPTER-9 Scheme For Human Resource Development 85 CHAPTER-10 Setting Up/ Upgradation Of