MAG18

KHADIR MOHIDEEN COLLEGE
ADIRAMPATTINAM-614701
[Nationally Reaccredited with B Grade by NAAC]
MAGAZINE
VOL LVI
2017-2018
Janab. S.J. ABUL HASSAN

Secretary
Dr.A. MOHAMED MOHIDEEN, Ph.D.,

Principal i/c
THE COLLEGE COAT OF ARMS
The Crescent and the star remind us of the eternal law of

submission to the will of God, governing the universe. The sea stands
for the vast treasure house of opportunities ever open to the seekers.
The coconut palms constitute the economic basis of the region. The
open book and the lighted candle symbolize the mental and moral
enlightenment.
The College colours are Yellow, Green and white symbolizing

auspiciousness, prosperity and purity respectively.
Meaning of the holy inscription on the emblem
We invoke the blessings of God on us. The light which will be

granted to us should be made whole and perfect. This light will see us
through the encircling darkness in the Hereafter until we reach the
eternal abode of Peace and Bliss.
VISION
• Our Vision is to inculcate religious and moral values in students and

toimpart training to them so as to have an all
– round development of their personality.
MISSION
MISSION
• To provide cost – effective and quality higher education to cater for the
educational needs of the Muslim community and other socially and
economically disadvantaged members of the society, including the
fishing folk.
• To achieve excellence in teaching, learning and research.

• To foster innovation and creativity.
• To promote economic and community development through
entrepreneurial spirit and productive partnership.
• To support the growing diversity of education.
• To develop leadership qualities in students.

ADIRAMPATTINAM
MAGAZINE
EDITORIAL BOARD
Editor-in-Chief
Dr.A.MOHAMED MOHIDEEN
M.A(Eng)., M.A(Tamil)., M.Phil., Ph.D., PGCTE.
Principal i/c
Editor-in-Charge
Dr.P.Kumarasamy M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D.
Members
Dr.O.M.Haja Mohideen M.B.A., M.Com., B.Ed., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr.P.Chilar Mohamed M.Com., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr.A.M.Uduman Mohideen M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., PGDCA, Ph.D., F.I.C.S.
Dr.N.JayaveeranM.Sc., M.Phil(Maths)., M.Phil.(CS), Ph.D.
Dr.S.Chandrasekaran M.Sc., M.Phil., M.Ed., PGDCA., Ph.D.
Dr.P.Ganapathy M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr.S.MuthuKumar M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D.
Dr.A.Kaleel Rahuman M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.
Dr.A.Ayesha Mariam M.A., M.Phil., B.Ed., PGDCA., Ph.D.
Dr.K.Muruganandam M.A., M.P.Ed., M.Phil., PGDY., Ph.D.
Mr.T.Thinakaran PonnaiahM.A., M.Sc., M.L.I.S., M.Phil., PGDMM.
Mr.M.A.Muhammedh Idhrees M.A.,M.Phil.
ADIRAMPATTINAM
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Janab.N.Ahamed Ansari President

Janab.S.J.Abul Hassan Secretary & Correspondent
Janab.M.Ahamed Ibrahim Member Hereditary
Janab.K.Ajmal Khan Member Hereditary
Janab.K.Ahamed Rasool Member Hereditary
Janab.N.K.Ashik Ahamed Member Hereditary
Janab.N.M.Abdul Lathief Alim-Maneba Member Non-Hereditary
Janab.M.A. Mohamed Thameem Member Non-Hereditary
Janab.M.B.Mohamed Aboobucker Member Non-Hereditary
Dr.A.Mohamed Mohideen Principal Ex-Officio
COURSES OFFERED
AIDED COURSES
B.A. Economics M.Com.
B.A. History M.Sc. Chemistry
B.B.A. M.Sc.Zoology
B.Com.
B.Sc. Chemistry
B.Sc. Computer
Science
B.Sc. Mathematics
B.Sc. Zoology
SELF FINANCING COURSES

B.A., English Literature M.A.English
B.C.A. M.A.Economics
B.Com. M.A. Tamil

B.Lit., Tamil M.C.A.
B.Sc. Computer Science M.Sc. Bio-Chemistry
B.Sc. Industrial Electronics M.Sc. Chemistry
B.Sc. Physics M.Sc. Computer
Science
B.A. Arabic M.Sc. Information
Technology
B.Sc Mathematics M.Sc. Mathematics
M.B.A
M.Sc Physics
M.Phil. - Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Science, English
Economics, Management, Mathematics, Tamil,
Zoology and Physics
Ph.D. - Chemistry, Commerce, Computer Science, English, Economics,
Management, Mathematics, Tamil , Zoology and Physics.
Diploma Courses: P.G.D.C.A.
KHADIR MOHIDEEN COLLEGE,
ADIRAMPATTINAM
[Nationally Reaccredited with ‘B’ Grade by NAAC]
ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2017 - ‘18

In the name of Allah the most beneficent and the most merciful
Respected Secretary of M.K.N. Madharasa Trust and son of our founder,
revered chief-guests, esteemed members of the management, learned colleagues,
dedicated administrative staff, dear students, media and press persons, ladies and
gentlemen, I take great pleasure in extending a warm welcome to all of you to this
63rd College Day function and wish to present the annual report of our college,
documenting its developments and achievements during the academic year 2017-
’18.
Homage to Founders
The great altruist Janab Khadir Mohideen Maraicar and his remarkably
benevolent brothers Janab M.K.N.Naina Mohammed Labbai Maraicar, Janab
Ahamed Thambi Maraicar, and Haji. Janab Sheik Salath Maraicar devoted their
heart and soul to the service of Muslim minority community and contributed their
huge wealth to establish the M.K.N. Madharasa Trust and Salahiya Arabic
College. This is the right time to remember them with a deep sense of indebtedness
and to pay tribute to them.
Disseminating Islamic principles and practices was the main objective of the
trust when it was established in 1901. The munificent grandson of the donors, late
Haji. S.M.S. Shaik Jalaludeen extended the benefits of the trust to all sections of
people. He started many educational institutions such as Khadir Mohideen Boys’
Higher Secondary School, Khadir Mohideen Girls’ Higher Secondary School and
Khadir Mohideen College to impart modern education
May the Almighty Allah shower His choicest blessings upon all the donors
and the founder and may all these institutions flourish and cater to the needs of the
people in the years to come!
Profile of the College
Education is the basis for any society. The man with a mission late Haji.
S.M.S.Shaik Jalaludeen has monumentalized himself with his due endowment to
the cause of education by founding Khadir Mohideen College in a vast area as a
religious minority institution with the principal objective of providing higher
education to the suppressed and socially backward sections of the society in general
and Muslim minority in particular.
.
Khadir Mohideen College was founded in 1955, affiliated to the University

of Madras and then became an affiliated college to the Bharathidasan University,
Tiruchirappalli, when the university was formed in 1982. The college was
reaccredited with ‘B’ grade by NAAC in 2011. This great sanctuary of higher
learning has produced a number of academicians, scientists, administrators,
intellectuals, politicians, IT professionals, police officials, dedicated teachers and
reputed citizens of India.
Our college has been ranked as 118 among 1087 participating institutions by
the National Institutional Ranking Framework, an autonomous body of the
Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India. Now, our
college is getting ready for the third cycle of NAAC. All the teaching and non-
teaching staff are working vigorously for reaccreditation and we are hopeful of
getting an ‘A’ grade this time.
Admission & Strength

The primary aim of our college is to impart quality education to the under-
privileged sections of the society of this region. So, a large number of backward
caste, scheduled caste and scheduled tribe students were admitted to our college in
all the academic programmes. The total number of students in this academic year
is 2778.
Results and Academic Achievements
Properly taught and guided by our dedicated professors, our students
accomplished several feats in the University Examinations held in April 2017. The
university results of our college during the academic year 2016 - ’17 are as follows:
S. No. Subject Percentage
1. BBA 89%
2. B Com (Aided) 88%
3. B Com (SF) 88%
4. BA Economics 75%
5. BA English 40%
6. BA History 92%
7. BCA 68%
8. B Lit 63%
9. BSc Chemistry 72%
10. BSc Computer Science (Aided) 70%
11. BSc Computer Science (SF) 58%
12. BSc Mathematics 92%
13. BSc Zoology 34%
14. PGDCA 90%
15. MA Economics 85%
16. MA English 91%
17. MA Tamil 100%
18. MBA 90%
19. M Com 100%
20. MCA 92%
21. MSc Chemistry 80%
22. MSc Computer Science 100%
23. MSc Mathematics 94%
24. MSc Zoology 79%
25. MPhil Commerce 100%
26. MPhil Economics 83%
27. MPhil English 100%
28. MPhil Management 100%
29. MPhil Chemistry 97%
30. MPhil Computer Science 80%
31. MPhil Mathematics 100%
32. MPhil Tamil 100%
33. MPhil Zoology 100%
University Ranks
The undergraduate and postgraduate students of our college have secured
good marks in the University Examinations and some of them have made us proud
by securing university ranks. I congratulate them on their accomplishments.
UG:
S. No. Name Class University Rank
1. T. Madhumitha BA Economics 10th

2. S. Ranjitha BA History 3rd
3. V. Kavitha BA History 14th
4. S. Sneha BSc Computer Science 20th
5. D. Bhuvaneswari BSc Zoology 3rd
PG:
S. No. Name Class University Rank
1. S. Ramya M.A Economics 8th
2. S. Gayathri M.A Economics 9th
3. P. Karthika MA Economics 10th
4. D. Divya MSc Computer Science 11th
5. K.Bagyalakshmi MSc Mathematics 13th
6. M. Dhivya MSc Zoology 1st
7. N. Vanaja MSc Zoology 4th
8. P. Suganya MSc Zoology 6th
9. D. Sangeetha MSc Zoology 9th
10. A. Jayaseelan MSc Zoology 13th
11. B. Amirthalakshmi MSc Zoology 19th
IQAC (Internal Quality Assurance Cell)

The basic purpose of IQAC is to assure all the stake holders connected with
higher education to promote research activities. It aims at achieving excellence in
all spheres of education, administration and learning among faculty and students
by imparting a high quality higher education to the learners. It aims to transform
them into intellectually competent human resources who in turn will help in the
upliftment of our society by contributing their energy to educational, social,
technological, environment and economic development. The IQAC of our college
aims at developing a system for conscious catalytic improvement in the overall
performance of the institution.
Composition of IQAC:
S. No. Name Designation
1. Dr A. Mohamed Mohideen, Principal Chairperson
2. Dr M. Nazer, Associate Professor of Commerce Coordinator
3. Dr A. Ziaudeen, Associate Professor of Commerce Additional Coordinator
4. Dr A. Amsath, Associate Professor of Zoology Member
Dr S. Chandrasekaran, Head and Associate Professor of

5. Member
Mathematics
6. Dr N.M.I. Alhaji, Associate Professor of Chemistry Member
7. Mr N. Veerapandiyan, Associate Professor of Mathematics Member
8. Dr N. Chithra, Associate Professor of Economics Member

9. Dr S. Abbas, Assistant Professor of Mathematics Member
10. Dr G.R. Gnana Raja, Assistant Professor of English Member
11. Mr S. Ravichandran, Superintendent, College Office Member
The IQAC of our college is working round-the-clock in preparing AISHE,

AQAR, SSR for the third cycle of NAAC. In connection with this, the IQAC
organized a one-day national workshop on ‘NAAC Assessment and Accreditation
Process – 2018’ on February 26th, with two invited speakers, namely Dr M. Edwin
Gnanadhas, NAAC Peer Committee Member, Bengaluru, Principal, Scott
Christian College, Nagercoil and Dr C. James, Additional Controller of
Examinations and ICT Coordinator, Scott Christian College, Nagercoil. All the
teaching and non-teaching staff took part in the workshop and shared their views.
It has brought about the right motivation among the teaching staff to accomplish
the task related to NAAC (3rd Cycle).
Scholarships
BC/MBC/DNC scholarship to the tune of Rs.11, 40,903 was disbursed to
611 students this year. 162 students belonging to SC/ST community received
Rs.10, 23,930 as scholarship. An amount of Rs.8,03,495 was disbursed to 124 first
year SC/ST students.
Women’s Hostel
A fully furnished two-floor hostel has been functioning since 2010 for women
students. More than 25 residents were admitted to the hostel this year. The warden
of the women’s hostel Dr. S. Sabhira Begam, Associate Professor of Tamil, deputy
wardens Prof. M. Prem Nawaz, Assistant Professor of Chemistry, and Dr. V.
Ganapriya, Assistant Professor of Zoology looked after the students with care.
Hostfest 2018 was celebrated on March 27th under the able guidance and
presence of our honourable Secretary Janab S.J. Abul Hassan, and our Principal
Dr. A. Mohamed Mohideen. Various cultural programmes and sports activities
were conducted in order to tap their hidden talents. Prizes were distributed to the
winners.
Library
Our college library has a good collection of 33,307 books and 33 periodicals.
Our college is a member of NLIST Project executed by the UGC-INFONET
Digital Library Consortium by means of which 6237 e-journals and 1,65,809 e-
books can be accessed. Our librarian Mr T.Thinakaran Ponniah and library
assistants Mr. M. Ahamed Nijamudeen, Ms. S. Sudha, Mrs. P. Radhika and Mr.
K.Ramkumar provided our staff and students with necessary reading materials.
New Courses
The Department of Physics has introduced Full-time and Part-time M.Phil
programmes this year.
B.A. Arabic, M.Sc. Physics and B.Sc. Mathematics (additional section) have
been applied for.
I. Teachers’ Participation in Orientation/Refresher/FDP Courses:
Name of the Faculty Orientation/Refresher/ Sponsor/Venue/Date

Member FDP attended
UGC-sponsored programme
Dr S. Abbas Refresher Course in at HRDC, Pondicherry
(Dept. of Mathematics) Mathematics University, Puducherry from
July 6th to July 26th, 2017
UGC-sponsored programme
at Human Resource
Dr K. Neelakandan Refresher Course on Gender Development Centre,
(Dept. of Tamil) Studies Bharathidasan University,
Tiruchirappalli from
December 20th ,2017 to
January 9th, 2018
Inter-disciplinary Refresher at Pondicherry University,

Dr O. Sathick Course on Environmental Puducherry from January 2nd
(Dept. of Zoology) Science and Geo Sciences to January 22nd , 2018
II. Seminars/Conferences/Workshops / Special Lectures Attended:

Name of the Faculty Seminar/Conference/ Sponsor/Venue/Date
Member Workshop attended
held at Siradi, Maharashtra

Dr S. Raja Mohamed AIFUCTO Conference from December 18th to
(Dept. of Chemistry) December 20th, 2017
organized by J.J. College of
Prof. M. Prem Nawaz Two-day National Conference
Arts and Science, Pudukkottai
(Dept. of Chemistry) on Material Science
on March 8th and 9th, 2018
organized by STET Women’s

National Seminar on Modern
College, Mannargudi on
Trends in Chemistry
December 20th, 2017
Dr M. Palanivelu
(Dept. of Chemistry)
organized by J.J. College of
Two-day National Conference
Arts and Science, Pudukkottai
on Material Science
on March 8th and 9th, 2018

National Seminar on Modern
Trends in Chemistry
December 20th, 2017
Dr A. Afroos Banu
held at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam
Three-day National
College, Poondi on February
Conference
9th to February 11th, 2018

Dr A. Peer Mohideen National Seminar on GST and
(Dept. of Commerce) its Impact
January 4th, 2018
conducted by the Association

Dr P. Ganapathy of Economists of Tamil Nadu,
State Level Seminar
(Dept. of Economics) on October 28th and 29th,
2017
conducted by GTN Arts

National Seminar College, Dindigul on July 13th
and 14th. 2017
organized by M.A.M.B. School,

Dr N. Chithra National Seminar Tiruchirappalli on January
(Dept. of Economics)
25th, 2018
organized by Madurai Kamraj
National Seminar University, Madurai on
February 1st, 2018
of Economists of Tamil Nadu,
State Level Seminar
on October 28th and 29th,
2017

Dr S. Abdhahir of Economists of Tamil Nadu,
State Level Seminar
(Dept. of Economics) on October 28th and 29th,
2017
National Workshop on Held at P.G.P. College of Arts

Prof E. Philomena “Contemporary Critical and Science, Namakkal on
(Dept. of English) Theories” March 9th, 2018
held at Bharahidasan
National Training Programme
Prof M.A. Thasleema University, Tiruchirappalli
on “Thesis Writing: From
(Dept. of English) from October 30th to
Copper Strip to Golden Bar”
Novebmer 3rd, 2017
organized by MRSI
Asia Pacific Academy of Tiruchirappalli Chapter and
Dr A. Ayesha Mariam Materials (APAM) Special Centre for High Pressure
(Dept. of Physics) Lecture Series Research, Tiruchirappalli on
February 13th, 2018
NSS Sponsored Programme

Dr K. Muthukumaravel State Level Confederacy “We – organized by Anna University,
(Dept. of Zoology) The Volunteers” Chennai on February 8th and
9th, 2018
organized by PG & Research

National Seminar on
Dept. of Zoology, Jamal
Dr J. Sugumaran Advances in Animal Science
Mohamed College,
(Dept. of Zoology) for Sustainable Development
Tiruchirappalli on February
(AASSD-2018)
15th, 2018
III. Papers Presented in Seminars/Conferences/Workshops:

Name of the Faculty Title of the Seminar/Conference/ Sponsor/Venue/Date
Member Paper Workshop
A Study on Impact
of Agricultural
held at Jamal Mohamed
Irrigation on
National Conference College, Tiruchirappalli
Environment in
on September 23rd, 2017
Nagapattinam
District
held at Annai Valankanni

Integrated
Arts and Science College,
Business and International Conference
Thanjavur on February
Management
16th, 2018
Dr A. Peer Mohideen
(Dept. of Commerce)
Emerging
held at STET Women’s
Challenges of
National Conference College, Mannargudi on
Global Business on
February 28th, 2018
Business Ethics
GST Management held at Jamal Mohamed

on GST –Who Will National Seminar College, Tiruchirappalli,
Win and Lose 2018
International Conference
Impact of Good held at Bon Secours
on The Global Logic of
Dr A. Ziaudeen and Services Tax College for Women,
Strategic Alliances in
(Dept. of Commerce) (GST) on Indian Thanjavur on January
Commerce and
Ecnomy 31st, 2018
Management
A Study on the held at Rajagiri Dawood

Impact of Batcha College,
International Seminar
Implementation of Papanasam on March
GST in Tamil Nadu 17th, 2018
A Study on the held at Rajagiri Dawood

Dr J. Mohamed Ali Impact of GST in Batcha College,
(Dept. of Commerce) Retail Sectors in Papanasam on March
Tamil Nadu 17th, 2018
A Study on the held at Sathakathulla

Impact of GST in National Seminar Appa College, Tirunelveli
Indian Sector on March 14th, 2018
A Study on
Strategic Alliance held at Bon Secours
for Competencies College for Women,
Improvement in Thanjavur on January
Textile Industry in 30th, 2018
Tamil Nadu
A Study on
held at Annai Valankanni
Promotional
Arts and Science College,
Strategies of International Conference
Thanjavur on February
Canara Bank in
16th, 2018
Tamil Nadu
A Study on
Multidimensional
Challenges and held at Annai Valankanni
Opportunities in Arts and Science College,
Safety Matches Thanjavur on February
Industry in 16th, 2018
Virudhunagar
District
conducted by the
The Socio- Association of
economic Economists of Tamil
Conditions of Nadu at Mannar
State Level Seminar
Fishermen in Thirumalai Nayakkar
Adirampattinam, College, Madurai on
Thanjavur District October 28th and 29th,
Dr P. Ganapathy 2017
(Dept. of Economics) conducted by the
Association of
Strategic Initiation Economists of Tamil
of Improving Nadu at Mannar
State Level Seminar
Agricultural Thirumalai Nayakkar
Productivity College, Madurai on
October 28th and 29th,
2017
Climate Change conducted by GTN Arts

and Its Impact on National Seminar College, Dindigul on July
Agriculture 13th and 14th. 2017
Dr N. Chithra
(Dept. of Economics) conducted by the
Association of
Tamil Nadu Economists of Tamil
Economy – An Nadu at Mannar
State Level Seminar
Evaluation of Thirumalai Nayakkar
Physical Health College, Madurai on
2017
conducted by the
Association of
Innovation in Rural Economists of Tamil
Marketing with Nadu at Mannar
State Level Seminar
Special Reference Thirumalai Nayakkar
to India College, Madurai on
2017
Applications of
Management
organized by M.A.M.B.
Research in Social
National Seminar School, Tiruchirappalli on
Science,
January 25th, 2018
Engineering and
Technology
Empowerment,
Social Justice
organized by Madurai
Inclusive
Kamraj University,
Development: National Seminar
Madurai on February 1st,
Issues and
2018
Perspectives of
Tamil Nadu
An Economic
Analysis of Marine
Boat Owners in State Level Seminar on
2017
Thanjavur District “Make in India”
of Tamil Nadu,
India
Dr S. Abdhahir
Trends and Growth held at Mannar
of Tourism Sector Thirumalai Nayakkar
in India – A State Level Seminar College, Madurai on
Research October 28th and 29th,
Perspective 2017
Transcultural
held at Scott Christian
Conflicts: A Post- International Conference
Dr G.R. Gnana Raja College, Nagercoil on
Colonial study on on “Exploration of Culture
(Dept. of English) December 8th and 9th,
Indian Culture and and Its Allied Studies”
2017
tradition
Nerd Culture in International Conference
Prof I. Mohammed Mark Haddon’s The on Universality in
Held on February 21,
Nazar Curious incident of Contemporary Reality:
2018
(Dept. of English) Dog in the night Envisioning/ Revisioning
time Post modern Literature
National Seminar on
Trichinopalli Held at Jamal Mohamed
Dr M. Paritha Begum “British Rule in
Collector and His College, Tiruchirappalli
(Dept. of History Tiruchirappalli (1801-
Land Assessment on February 20th, 2018
1947A.D.)”
Solving Triangular International Confernce on

Held at Jamal Mohamed
Dr S. Abbas Intuitionistic Fuzzy Mathematical Methods and
College, Tiruchirappalli
(Dept. of Mathematics) Transportation Computation(ICOMAC
on December 11th, 2017
Problem 2017)
Organized by Dept. of
Tamil Literature, N.G.M.
Vazhipattil
Dr K. Neelakandan College Pollachi and
Pentheivamum and International Conference
(Dept. of Tamil) Chemoothai Publishers,
Pengalum
Chennai on March 17th,
2017
Sirutheiva Organized by Dept. of

Dr K. Neelakandan Vazhipatu Tamil Literature, N.G.M.
(Dept. of Tamil) Nigazhvuigalum College Pollachi on
Nambikkaigalum August 18th, 2017
Ilakkiya
Held at Sulthan Idris
Pulavalgalin
Dr K. Neelakandan Education University,
Nunpulamum International Conference
(Dept. of Tamil) Malaysia on November
Uyirina
22nd, 2017
Uttrunokkalum
IV. Papers Published in Journals/Magazines:
Name of the Faculty Title of the Paper Name of the Issue No. /
Member Journal/Magazine Pages/Month/Year
Determination of European Journal of
Secondary metabolites Biomedical and
4, 314-318, 2017
and antioxidant activity of Pharmaceutical
Avicennia Germinans Sciences
International Journal
Photochemical Screening
of Current
and Antibacterial activity 3,798-801, 2017
of Avicennia Germinans Multidisciplinary
Studies
Dr A.M. Uduman
Mohideen
(Dept. of Chemistry) Exploration of Phyto-
compounds in
Abelnoschus moschatus 5(6), 702-706, 2017
flowers using HPLC, UV- of Chemical Science
VIS and FT IR technique
Identification of Bio-
active compounds and its
biological activities of Journal of Applied
Abelnoschus moschatus
10, 2278-5736, 2017
Chemistry
flower extract-AGC-Ms
study
Corrosion Products
Dr P. Mohamed International Journal
molting on Copper metal
Sirajudeen in Mallipattinam
of Chemical Science March 2018
(Dept. of Chemistry) seawater Transactions
Study of photochemical
World Journal of
Prof M. Prem Nawaz analysis and antibacterial Vol.:6 Issue:13 523-531,
activity of Cassia
Pharmaceutical
(Dept. of Chemistry) October 2017
Auriculata Research
Dr M. Nazer of Commerce,
Published 10 Papers __
(Dept. of Commerce) Management and
Computer Application
A Study on Strategic International Journal

Dr J. Mohamed Ali Alliance for Competencies of Economics, Vol.:I, Page 15-19,
Improvement in Textile Commerce and January 2018
(Dept. of Commerce)
Industry in Tamil Nadu Research
A Study on
Multidimensional
Challenges and International Journal Vol.:VI, Page: 47-56,
Opportunities in Safety of Research Explorer February 2018
Matches Industry in
Virudhunagar District
A Study on Promotional
International Journal Vol. VI, Page: 57-61,
Strategies of Canara
of Research Explorer February 2018
Bank in Tamil Nadu
A Study on the Impact

of Implementation of EIJFMR March 2018
GST in Tamil Nadu
A Study on the Impact

of GST in Retail Sector EIJFMR March 2018
in Tamil Nadu
Closed Sequential Pattern of Advanced Research,
Mining Using Binary Ideas and Innovations
Representation by Same
2017
in Technology
Support Threshold Value
Interference Discovery International Journal 2017

Scheme (IDS) for Cloud of Engineering and
Computing Technology
Dr N. Jayaveeran
(Dept of Computer
Science) International Journal
Role of Fog Computing of Electrical, Special Issue-ICDSSI-
and IoT in Train Traffic Electronics, and 2018, Page 1-5,
Management Computer Science February 2018.
Engineering
Cloud and Fog Computing Volume XII, Issue II, ,Page
of Computer
in an IoT-based 187-195,
Environment Engineering and
Applications February 2018.
Multistage Classification International Journal
and Segmentation of of Recent and
Brain Tumour Images Innovation Trends in Vol.:5 Issue: 11, 109-115,
Based on Statistical Computing and November 2017
Feature Extraction Communication
Technique
GIHAT: An Efficient of Recent and
Prediction Technique for Innovation Trends in Vol.:5 Issue: 12, 87-94,
Measure for Diabetes Computing and December 2017
Mellitus Communication
An Implementation of
Genetic Algorithm based International Journal
Vol. 9, No.3, June-Jul7
Feature Selection of Engineering and
Approach Over Medical 2017
Technology
Dr A. Shaik Abdul Datasets
Khadir
(Dept of Computer
A Robust Architectural Proceedings of World
Science)
Framework for Big Data Congress on
Stream Computing in Computing and 19, October 2017
Personal Healthcare Real Communication
Time Analytics Technlogies (WCCCT)
A Novel Framework for

Classification of Heart Vol. 8 Issue 9,
Attack Records from ABC
of Advanced Research
in Computer Science November 2017
Optimized Cloud Storage
Brain Tumours Proceedings of World

Classification Using Congress on
Neural Distribution Co- Computing and 19, October 2017
efficient Correction Communication
(NDCC) Method Technlogies (WCCCT)
Li-Fi Technology (Optical International Journal

Communication) of Computer Science
Compared with Other and Information Vol.9 (5), 578-581, 2017
Technologies Technologies
Dr J. Chockalingam
(Dept of Computer
Science)
Enhancements in
Classification Analysis Vol.7, Issue 12,
using Support Vector
of Computational
Engineering Research December 2017
Machine: A Survey
A Survey on Optimization International Journal
Techniques in Association of Computational Vol.7, Issue 12,
Rule Mining Algorithms Engineering Research December 2017
for Event Scheduling l
The Socio-economic
Conditions of Fishermen
at Adirampattinam,
Peninsular Economist Vol. 37, 225, 2017
Thanjavur District
Dr P. Ganapathy
Journal of the
Strategic Initiation of
Association of
Improving Agricultural Vol. 37, 228, 2017
Productivity Economists of Tamil
Nadu
Grass-Root Women
Entrepreneurship
through Microcredit and
Peninsular Economist Vol. 37, 44, 2017
SHG
Socio-economic Journal of the

conditions of Women
Dr N. Chitra Association of
Agricultural Labourers in Vol. 37, 42, 2017
(Dept. of Economics) Thanjavur District, Tamil Economists of Tamil
Nadu, India Nadu
Innovation in Rural
Marketing with Special Peninsular Economist Vol. 37, 208, 2017
Reference to India
Women Empowerment International Journal

through Self-Help Group
of Commerce, Vol. III Issue: 5 Page:22
(SHGs) in Madurai
District of Tamil Nadu Management, and September-October 2017
State Computer Application
Dr S. Abdhahir
A Strategy of Developing
of Commerce, Vol. III Issue: 4 Page:20
Entrepreneurial
Competencies Management, and July-August 2017
Computer Application
Hybrid Identity: A
Dr G.R. Gnana Raja American Journal on Special issue, Vol.3, No.1,
feminist Perspective on
(Dept. of English) Deshpande’s select novels Asian Studies October 2017
A Study on Stochastic International Journal

Models for Recruits in of Science and __
Manpower Systems Research
A Study on Queuing
Model
of Science and __
Research
Dr S. Chandrasekaran
(Dept. of Mathematics)
A Study on Dynamical
of Science and __
Queuing Systems
Research
Analysis of Queuing of Scientific
__
Models in the Forest Engineering and
Applied Science
A New Method on Solving

Dr S. Abbas Annals of Pure and
Intuitionist Fuzzy December 2017
(Dept. of Mathematics) Transportation Problem Applied Mathematics
Investigations of Sn with
Iranian Journal of
Dr A. Ayeshamariam Ag2O as a thin film on
glass plate for
Science and 2018
(Dept of Physics) Technology
morphological studies
Effect of Li and NH4

doping on the crystal
perfection, second Journal of Optics and
Prof. A.N. Vigneshwaran
harmonic generation Laser Technology Vol.100, 153-156, 2018
(Dept of Physics) efficiency and laser
damage threshold of
potassium pentaborate
crystals
Size-controlled
biofabrication of silver
nanoparticles using Journal of Asia Pacific
Merremia emarginata leaf 20(2), 359-366, 2017
Entomology
extract: Toxicity on
Anopheles stephensi,
Aedes aegypti and Culex
quinquefasciatus
Mosquito laravidal effect
(Dipteria: Culicidae)
of Chrozophora and
rottleri
non-target mosquito
against Anopheles International Journal
predators
stephens, Aedes aegypti of Zoology and 2(3), 105-111, 2017
and Culex Applied Biosciences
quinquefasciatusi(Dipteri
a: Culicidae)
Mosquito ovicidal and
repellent properties of
Chrozophora rottleri International Journal
Dr A. Amsath (Euphorbiaceae) against of Zoology and 2(3), 128-136, 2017
(Dept. of Zoology) Anopheles stephens, Aedes Applied Biosciences
aegypti and Culex
quinquefasciatusi(Dipteri
a: Culicidae)
Effect of arsenic on
haematological International Journal
parameters of freshwater of Zoology and 2(3), 117-121, 2017
fish, Channa punctatus Applied Biosciences
(Bloch)
Sublethal effects of lead

arsenate on histology of International Journal
selected organs of of Zoology and 2(5), 258-266, 2017
freshwater fish Cirrhinus Applied Biosciences
mrigala
Toxicity of Cadmium on
the biochemical
International Journal Vol. 9. Issue 10, October
composition and
histology of estuarine of Current Research 2017
clam Meretrix casta
Toxicity of Cadmium on
the oxygen consumption Asian Journal of
Dr K. Muthukumravel Vol. 08: Issue 11,
and gill histology of Science and
(Dept. of Zoology) estuarine clam Meretrix November 2017
Technology
casta
(Bloch)
Sublethal effects of lead
arsenate on histology of International Journal
selected organs of of Zoology and 2(5), 258-266, 2017
freshwater fish Cirrhinus Applied Biosciences
mrigala
Histology Biomarkers in
Muscle Ovary of International Journal
Mangrove Crab, of Biomedical Science 5(1):1-8, 2017
Perisesarma bidens and Engineering
Exposed to Profenofos
Dr A. Maharajan &
Dr V. Ganapriya
Haematological Changes
(Dept. of Zoology) of Fresh Water Crab,
Paratelphusa Annals of Aquaculture
jacquemontii in Response 4(3):1041, 2017
Research
to the Combination of
Chlorpyrifos and
Cypermethrin
(Nurocombi) Insecticide
Ultrastructure of the Male
Journal of Microscopy
Dr V. Ganapriya Accessory Glands of
Sesarmid Crab,
and Ultrastructure 5:111-117, 2017
(Dept. of Zoology) (Elsevier)
Parasesarma plicatum
(Bloch)
Dr J. Sugumaran
(Dept. of Zoology)
Abundance of
Hydradephagan Beetles International Journal
from the Lakes of of Zoology and 2(6):333-337, 2017
Kanchipuram District, Applied Biosciences
Tamil Nadu, India
The Influence of pH and

Dr J. Sugumaran Salinity on the
Distribution of
of Zoology and 3(1): 9-17, 2018
(Dept. of Zoology) Applied Biosciences
Hydradephagan Beetles
V. Books Published:
Name of the Faculty Title of the Book Name of the Year of
Member Publisher Publication
Allied Chemistry I
Dr N.M.I. Alhaji Allied Chemistry II A.U.Publications 2017
(Dept. of Chemistry) Adirampattinam
(For UG Students)
Solid State Sensors: Yazhini Publications,

October 2017
Materials and Devices Tiruchirappalli
Dr A. Ayeshamariam
(Dept. of Physics)
Basics of Preparation
Techniques for Students and Jazym Publications March 2018
Researches Tiruchirappalli
Iraiyarul Kavimaniyin Ayya Nilayam

Dr A. Kaleel Rahuman December 2017
Ariviyal Parvai Nanchikkottai Road,
(Dept. of Tamil)
Thanjavur
VI. Professors as Chair Persons/Resource Persons in

Seminars/Conferences/Workshops and Guest Lectures delivered
Name of the Faculty
Title Venue Date
Member
Tamilavel Uma
Maheswaranar
Spectroscopic Methods of December 16th,
Karanthai Arts
Dr A.M. Uduman Analysis 2017
College, Karanthai,
Mohideen Thanjavur
Electro Analytical Methods J.J. College of Arts and December 28th,
in Chemistry Science, Pudukkottai 2017
Prof. M. Prem Nawaz Government Boys Hr.

Resource Person August 2017
(Dept. of Chemistry) Sec. School, Pattukkottai
Dr M. Mohamed
Madras University
Mohideen Guest Lecture March 9th, 2018
Constituent College
(Dept. of Commerce)
Dr A. Peer Mohideen STET Women’s February 28th,
Resource Person
(Dept. of Commerce) College, Mannargudi 2018
Annai Velankanni
Resource Person Arts and Science July 29th, 2017
College, Thanjavur
The Impact of GST on Rajagiri Dawood
Dr A. Ziaudeen
Development in Business Batcha Collge, March 17th, 2018
(Dept. of Commerce)
and Finance Papanasam
Rajagiri Dawood
Career Opportunities for
Batcha Collge, January 5th, 2018
Commerce Graduates
Papanasam
Climate Change and Its G.T.N. Arts College, July 13th & 14th
Impact on Agriculture Dindigul 2017
Tamil Nadu Economy – An

Erode Arts and October 28th &
Evaluation of Physical
Science College, Erode 29th 2017
Health
Dr N. Chitra
(Dept. of Economics) Empowerment, Social
Justice, Inclusive Madurai Kamaraj February 1st.
Development: Issues and University, Madurai 2018
Perspectives of Tamil Nadu
Pachaiyappa’s February 28th

GST
College, Chennai 2018
Dr M. Paritha Begum School History Teachers of July 31st &

Thanjavur
(Dept. of History) Thanjavur District August 4th 2017
Dr S. Abbas Applications of Fuzzy Enathi Rajappa September 27th,

(Dept. of Mathematics) Mathematics College, Enathi 2017
Annai Khatheeja
Dr M. Sumathi November 8th,
Importance of Mathematics College of Arts and
(Dept. of Mathematics) 2017
Science, Manamelkudi
Resource Person in TN
Dr S. Raveendran Govt. Arts College,
Science Technology __
(Dept. of Zoology) Peravurani
Awareness Programme
Sri Kumaran B.Ed.
Dr K. Muthukumaravel
Environmental Education College, August 2nd 2017
(Dept. of Zoology)
Thamarankottai
Chairperson for
International Seminar on
Dr O. Sathick Maruthupandiyar February 15th
“Novel Avenues in
(Dept. of Zoology) College, Thanjavur & 16th 2018
Environmental Issues and
Production”
VII. New Portfolios:
For the first time in the annals of the institution, a professor from the
Department of English has been honoured with Principalship. In addition to this,
he has been elected unopposed in the Principals’ Constituency as a Syndicate
Member of Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli.
One more person to share this honour of becoming a Syndicate Member of
Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli, by election, is Dr J. Chockalingam,
Associate Professor of Computer Science.
The management, staff and students of our college congratulate them on
their success and wish them more achievements in their new jobs.
VIII. Awards/ Honours Received:
Dr M. Paritha Begum of the Department of History received ‘Tamil

Maamani Award’ from Rajagiri Dawood Batcha College, Papanasam on the
occasion of the 16th year of Islamic Tamil Literature Festival which was jointly
organized by Islamic Tamil Literature Association and Rajagiri Dawood Batcha
Educational Institutions on April 1st and 2nd, 2017.
Dr A. Ayeshamariam, Head, Department of Physics was honoured by the

International Agency for Standards and Rating with the ‘World Academic
Championship – 2017 award in Material Science (Nanoscience).
IX. Major/Minor Research Projects:
Dr S. Raveendran of Zoology Department has completed his minor research

project funded by the UGC, Hyderabad.
Dr O. Sathick of the Department of Zoology is doing a UGC-sponsored
minor research project on “Studies on the Impact of Pesticide Pollution on the
Economically Important Estuarine Fishes”.
Dr A. Kaleel Rahuman, Head, Department of Tamil has completed a minor
research project sponsored by the UGC, Hyderabad.
X. PhD Degree Awarded/Viva-voce Conducted/Thesis Submitted under

Guidance of our Staff:
PhD Degree
Thesis Awarded/Viva-
S.No. Name of the Guide Department
Submitted voce
Conducted
Business
Dr O.M. Haja Mohideen 1 1
1. Administration
Business
2. Dr A. Mohamed Siddique 3 2
Administration
Business
3. Dr N. Abdul Jaleel 1 –
Administration
Business
4. Dr A. Mohamed Nazar 1 –
Administration
5. Dr A.M. Uduman Mohideen Chemistry 2 –
6. Dr P. Mohamed Sirajudeen Chemistry 1 1
7. Dr P. Chilar Mohamed Commerce 3 –
8. Dr N. Mohamed Mohideen Commerce 1 1
9. Dr M. Mohamed Mohideen Commerce 3 2
10. Dr A. Peer Mohideen Commerce 6 3
11. Dr A. Asick Iqubal Commerce 1 1
12. Dr M. Nazer Commerce 3 3
13. Dr J. Mohamed Ali Commerce 1 –
14. Dr N. Jayaveeran Computer Science 1 –
15. Dr P. Ganpathy Economics 1 1
16. Dr N. Chitra Economics 1 1
17. Dr A. Kaleel Rahuman Tamil 1 1
18. Dr P. Kumarasamy Zoology 1 1
19. Dr S. Raveendran Zoology 3 –
20. Dr A. Amsath Zoology 2 1
21. Dr K. Muthukumaravel Zoology 2 1
22. Dr O. Sathick Zoology 2 –
23. Dr A. Maharajan Zoology 1 1
XI. PhD Thesis Submitted by our Staff:

PhD Degree
Name of the Faculty Thesis Awarded/Viva-
S.No. Department
Member Submitted voce
Conducted
1. M. Mohammed Majid Commerce Awarded
XII. Guest Lectures/Special Programmes Arranged by Various Departments:
The Department of Business Administration arranged five guest lectures

during this academic year.
Under the auspices of Chemistry Forum, Chem Fest – 2018 was celebrated
on April 4th, 2018. The department conducted various programmes like Quiz,
Crossword Puzzle, Mono-acting, Poem Writing, Singing Competition and
awarded prizes to the winners. An amount of Rs.20, 000 was distributed to poor
and meritorious students by the Chemistry department staff.
The Department of Commerce organized a one-day seminar on GST.
The Department of Computer Science organized an Inter-collegiate
Technical Symposium SMASH’17 on October 7th, 2017. Over 100 students from
various colleges participated in eight events (two online and six offline events).
Government Arts College, Kumbakonam clinched the overall trophy in the Smash
’17. Moreover, in this academic year, the students of Computer Science
Department actively participated in various inter-collegiate technical symposia held
at different colleges in and around Tamil Nadu and won many prizes.
The English Literary Association was formed in order to inculcate a high
level of spoken and written expertise in English to the students. Under the auspices
of the association, several meetings and guest lectures were organized. The resource
persons gave informative and erudite lectures. To bring out the intrinsic skills of the
students, many literary competitions were conducted and the winners were
awarded prizes. The Department of English will conduct a guest lecture on
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The Department of History organized a one-day seminar on Nadukarkalum

Thamizhaga Varalarum this year.
The Department of Mathematics conducted an International Workshop on
“Octave Active in Linear Algebra” at our college auditorium on February 20 th,
2018. Dr A. Naina Mohamed, Professor of Mathematical Modelling, Department
of Natural Science and Computational Science, Debre Berhan University, Ethiopia
delivered the keynote address. Over 250 students participated in the workshop.
The Department of Physics arranged a special lecture on “Nano-magnetic
Materials” on August 21st, 2017
The Department of Tamil organized many programmes. Elocution, essay
writing, vocal music, Thirukkural recitation, poetry and quiz competitions were
conducted by the Fine Arts Club and prizes were given to the winners. The Inter-
collegiate Literary Competition for the current year was held on 25.02.2018. The
rolling cup for elocution went to Tamil Bharathan, II MA Tamil, Central
University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur. S.K. Bruntha, II MA English,
Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli won the rolling cup for poetry
competition.
Career Guidance & Placement Cell (CPGC)
Dr A.Shaik Abdul Khadir, Associate Professor of Computer Science is the
convener of the Career Guidance & Placement Cell (CGPC) of our college. The
CGPC has been conducting coaching classes for TANCET, NET/SET, TNPSC
Exams and other competitive examinations periodically. More than 30 students
from various departments visit the Career Guidance & Placement Cell everyday
and refer to the needed study materials. Moreover, faculty members of various
departments make use of the cell as and when required.
The CGPC organized a Campus Recruitment Drive on 11.01.2018 which
was conducted by IDBI Federal Life Insurance Pvt. Ltd. More than a hundred
final year students belonging to the departments of Business Administration and
Commerce attended the interview. Of them, 26 students got their placement orders.
Apart from this, the cell arranged two training programmes this year. Ayesha IAS
Academy conducted a one-day awareness programme on “Competitive
Examinations” on August 10th, 2017. A two-day Training Programme for Campus
Interview was conducted on November 20th and 21st, 2017.
N.S.S
Dr S.Muthukumaravel, Dr M.Palanivelu, Dr S.Sabhira Begum and Prof.
N.Sekar are the NSS Programme Officers of our college. All the four units jointly
organized a Hostel Campus Cleaning Programme on July 5th, 2017. Our Principal,
Dr A. Mohamed Mohideen inaugurated the Tree Plantation Programme by
planting the first sapling on the campus on October 5th, 2017. All the NSS
programme officers and volunteers participated in the programme. A campus
cleaning programme was organized on September 5th and 6th 2017. The NSS units
of our college conducted an awareness programme on dangerous diseases like
Dengue and Malaria on September 20th and 21st 2017. The Siddha doctors of Govt.
Hospital, Adirampattinam were the chief guests of the programme. They explained
to the audience the ill-effects of Dengue and Malaria which are spread by
mosquitoes and the ways of eradicating them. Our NSS volunteers participated in
the Voter’s Day Awareness Rally which was inaugurated by BDO of Pattukkottai.
A meeting of the NSS programme officers of various colleges of Tamil Nadu was
held on February 6th 2018 at Anna University, Chennai. Our NSS officer Dr K.
Muthukumaravel participated in the above-said meeting. The NSS units of our
college conducted a Special Camp at Eripurakkarai village, Pattukkottai taluk from
March 19th to 25th 2018.
NCC
85 cadets are under the command of our NCC officer Major Dr
P.Ganapathy. 13 cadets participated in the Combined Annual Training Camp and
Basic Leadership camp at Periyar Maniyammai University, Vallam from July 13th
to 22nd, 2017. Three cadets attended the Army Attachment Camp in Secunderabad
from August 2nd to 16th, 2017. 2 cadets participated in the Army Attachment Camp
in Secunderabad from October 4th to 18th, 2017. Two cadets attended RDC
Selection Camp at Anna University, Tiruchirappalli from August 2nd to 11th, 2017.
18 cadets went to Government Arts College, Kumbakonam to attend the Combined
Annual Training Camp from June 3rd to 12th, 2017. 45 cadets participated in the
International Yoga Day rally on June 21st, 2017. Eripurakkarai village of
Pattukkottai taluk was adopted for various social welfare activities. Blood donation
is one of the main projects of NCC. Our NCC cadets participated in tree plantation
and campus cleaning programmes and in the journey for sight rally.
Voluntary Blood Donors’ Association
Major Dr P.Ganapathy is the co-ordinator of this association. Many students
voluntarily became members of this association and donated blood. Nearly 200
units of blood were donated to needy people in and around Thanjavur District this
year. “Donate Blood, Save Life” is the motto of this association.
Youth Red Cross (YRC)
Youth Red Cross has been functioning under the able leadership of Major
Dr P.Ganapathy. Its volunteers participated in many social service activities. A
blood group identification camp was conducted and nearly 400 students were
identified as donors.
Sports and Games
Our students have excelled in sports and games under the efficient direction
of our Physical Director Dr K. Muruganandam.
The following are the achievements of our students in various competitions.
i) Our student S. Logapriya of I B.B.A. won the gold medal and was
awarded the title of ‘Iron Lady’ in the National Level Power Lifting
Competition held at Chandrapur, Maharashtra. She has also been
selected to participate in the Commonwealth Games to be held in
South Africa. She secured the second place in the Senior State Power
Lifting Competition held in Salem. She won the Gold Medal in the
South Indian Power Lifting Competition held at Alapuzha, Kerala.
She secured the first place in the Bharathidasan University Inter-
collegiate Power Lifting Competition held at Nehru Memorial
College, Puthanampatti on September 19th, 2017.
ii) Our college Football team won the Thanjavur Division Inter-
collegiate Tournament held at J.J. College of Arts and Science,
Pudukkottai on October 24th and 25th, 2017. It secured the fourth place
in the Bharathidasan University Inter-division Tournament held St.
Joseph’s College, Trichy from October 26th to 28th, 2017.
iii) Our student R. Selvakumar of III B.Sc. Mathematics was selected to

represent the Bharathidasan University Cricket team and he
participated in the South Zone Inter-university Tournament held at
Andhra University, Vizakapattinam from January 2nd to 11th, 2018.
iv) Our student N. Anitha of II M.A. Economics won the first place in
Bharathidasan University Weight Lifting Competition held at Nehru
Memorial College, Puthanampatti on September 18th, 2017.
v) Our student R. Karuppusami of II B.A. History secure the second

place in the Bharathidasan University Inter-collegiate Best Physique
Competition held at Nehru Memorial College, Puthanampatti on
September 19th, 2017.
➢ On behalf of the Management, the principal, staff and students of our college
I congratulate them on their success and wish Logapriya to win prize, in the
common wealth games also.
Our college organized the Bharathidasan University 36th Inter-collegiate

Athletic Championship 2017-18 held at A.V.V.M. Sri Pushpam College, Poondi
on March 5th and 6th, 2018.
Dr K.Muruganandam, Director of Physical Education was elected as the
convener of Bharathidasan University Sports and Tournament Committee 2017-
18.
Our Secretary, Janab. S.J. Abul Hassan presided over the 63rd Annual Sports
Meet of our college and hoisted the National Flag on 1 st March 2018.
Dr. R. Vijayaragunathan, Director of Physical Education(Rtd), Ganesar Senthamil
College, Melasivapuri declared the Sports Meet open.
Sports activities for girls were held on February 22nd, 2018.
The shield for best house in games went to Rose House captained by H.
Naseem of I M.B.A. The individual championship for boys was won by Karthik of
II B.A. History who secured 13 points. The individual championship for girls went
to Anitha of II M.A. Economics and Mathavi of III B.A. History. Both of them
secured 10 points each.
Meeladunnabi
Meeladunnabi was celebrated in a grand manner at our college auditorium
on 27.12.2017 to commemorate the birth of Prophet Mohamed. Janab. S.J. Abul
Hassan, Secretary of M.K.N. Madharasa Trust presided over the function. Dr A.
Mohamed Mohideen, Principal of our college welcomed the gathering. Mowlavi
Hafeez S. Syed Abdurrahman, Principal, Mahlara Arabic College, Kayalpattinam
delivered a special lecture on the life of Prophet Mohamed. Dr A.Kaleel Rahuman,
HOD of Tamil, proposed a vote of thanks.
Alumni Meet
A meeting of the Alumni of our college was held at the college auditorium
on January 20th, 2018. Dr N. Jayaveeran, the Convener of Alumni Association
welcomed the audience. Dr A. Mohamed Mohideen, Principal delivered the
presidential address. Janab. S.J. Abul Hassan, Secretary of M.K.N. Madharasa
Trust gave a special address. Dr P. Kumarasamy, Head, Department of Zoology
thanked the participants.
Graduation Day
The Graduation Day ceremony for girls was conducted with pomp and
circumstance at the college auditorium on April 7th, 2018 in the presence of Dr Z.
Anne Vijaya, Superintendent of Police, Railways, Tiruchirappalli. She delivered
the graduation day address and distributed the degree certificates to the girls. Our
Secretary, Janab. S.J. Abul Hassan presided over the function. ____ students
received their degrees and of them 15 were university rank holders.
The Graduation Day for boys was on April 8th, 2018. Honourable
Prof. S.Subbiah, Vice-Chancellor, Alagappa University, Karaikudi was the chief
guest. He delivered the graduation day address and gave away the degrees to ____
young graduands.
New Buildings
As a part of the development of infrastructure, the foundation stone has been
laid by our Secretary for a new block on the northern side of the campus. The
construction is going on by leaps and bounds and the new wing is expected to be
ready for use within six months. A new, air - conditioned room has been built by
the side of the M.K.N. Madharasa Trust Office to install an Indian Bank
Automated Teller Machine. An In-door Stadium near the Salahiya Arabic College
is on the verge of completion.
Retirees
Dr S. Shahul Hameed and Dr A. Mohamed Siddique, Associate Professors
of Business Administration, Dr. N. Mohamed Mohideen, Associate Professor of
Commerce and Dr. S. Raveendran, Associate Professor of Zoology are retiring
from service this year. I express my sincere thanks to them for their remarkable
service to the institution and to the student community for more or less three
decades. On behalf of the management, my colleagues and students, I wish them
a happy and healthy retired life.
Thanksgiving & Conclusion
The year 2017-18 was marked with many events and success stories. This
can be attributed to the dedication and team spirit of the Secretary, members of the
Management, the teaching and non-teaching staff and the students. I express my
sincere thanks to all of them.
I am particularly indebted to our Secretary, Janab. S.J. Abul Hassan for his
guidance and support. At this juncture, I would like to point out that he has a
penchant for decision making and he spends a considerable part of his prime time
on the campus for the efficient running of the college on a day-to-day basis.
My profound thanks are due to Honourable Prof. P. Manisankar, Vice-
Chancellor, Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli for having consented to
deliver the College Day address and to distribute the proficiency prizes.
I express my deep sense of gratitude to Dr A. Thiruvalluvar, Principal, K.N.
Arts College for Women, Thanjavur for having accepted our invitation to deliver
the felicitation address.
I thank the Almighty for His guidance in every step of my life.
Long Live Khadir Mohideen College!
May peace, mercy and blessings of God be upon us!
Thank you.
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BUILD SELF – CONFIDENCE TO MEET NEW CHALLENGES
Dr.M.Nazer
Associate Professor of Commerce
Khadir Mohideen College
Adirampattinam – 614 701.
Every person dreams of a better life and wants to convert each dream
into reality to experience success in life.
People are ambitious to reach great heights in life. They want to
cherish high ideals, wish to come out with flying colours in all their
endeavors, and have an ambition to achieve desired goals, even after facing
obstacles in life.
Ambition is really a very good sign of success, because it works as an
inner driving force to make life meaningful, useful and of course, successful.
On the other hand, there are people who want to make these dream come
ture, but without making sincere efforts for completion of the tasks. They
fear obstacles and leave the taste rather they just plan and speak of them
without any execution.
People are classified into three categories based on their nature. It is
well stated that-
People with less intellect never begin a work because they fear
failture; people with average intellect begin to work, but give up in the
middle, frustrated by obstructions; but people with the right intellect(with
determination) never give up the task, in spite of failures, till they reach the
goal.”
People who really want their dreams to come ture are of a third
category. They are endowed not only with determination but also with
certain qualities that help them become successful in life. Let us discuss a
few qualities, which define a successful person.
Confidence contributes to success, Confidence is a self-developed
quality. It has to be cultivated with sincere effort and diligence. A person who
has self- confidence converts challenges into opportunities. If you have self-
confidence you not only achieve your goals, but you can also do wonders.
Self-confidence keeps a person motivated and encouraged. Defeat and
failures come, but you need to keep your confidence up, and you can turn
these obstacles into stepping – stones to success. You have to realize the
potential strength hidden in you. You need to be fully aware of your power
and capabilities and must march ahead till you achieve your desired goal.
You, with self – confidence need to love each and every task and feel joy while
performing it, and this results in trusting yourself. This trust or faith within
yourself makes you more capable, intellectual, skilful, realistic, perfect and
of course, successful.
How will you cultivate the self- confidence? The answer is simple.
You must have a firm conviction of your ability. You need not doubt
your capacity to perform well. Accept the challenges and responsibilities;
never underestimate yourself. You need to always have a positive attitude.
Dreams can never become a reality without hard work. Nothing great
can come unless you work for it. When you put your constant efforts, success
is bound to come. You should never withdraw from working hard. It is well
said, “Fortune approaches one who is industrious”.
In order to transform your dream into reality you must have a strong
will power. It is true that mind is fickle and restless by nature, but you need
to learn to master your mind, don’t become a slave of it. You must possess a
strong will and determination to achieve great things. You need to make your
mind work for you. Train your mind to be strong enough. Once you realize
your strong mental state, it turns in to will power.
Strong will power gets transformed into commitment when it is put
into practice. Commitment to a cause keeps your faith, and confidence high.
Concentration on the task results in perfection, perfection into success, and
finally success leads to happiness.
You must develop an ability to discriminate between right and wrong

and between vice and virtue. This discriminating power keeps you always
on the right track to move toward your journey of success. When you are
moving toward your success, you must be careful about your ego, and over-
confidence. This may, sometimes, set you back. Therefore, accept challenges,
and put your honest efforts to transform dreams into reality.
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Mz;bypUe;J Nguhrphpah; K`k;kJ ,f;ghy; mth;fsplj;jpy; khztdha;g; gapd;w
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mwpe;J nfhz;l fy;tpf; nfhil ts;sy; `h[p.B.S.mg;Jh;u`;khd; mth;fs;
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MULTI CULTURALISM-A CULTURAL KALEDOSCOPE
M.A.THASLEEMA
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
PG AND RESEARCH DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
Multiculturalism is a self-defining term from which one can infer the meaning without much
effort. This word is not a new one to the people of India, since Indians are living in a multi
lingual,multi racial and multi ethnic society which leads to the multicultural society.
Multiculturalism is the practice of giving equal attention to many different backgrounds in a
particular setting.
Webster’s New World Dictionary defines Multiculturalism as the policy or

practice of giving equal attention or representation to the cultural needs and
contributions of all the groups under represented in the past as through bilingual
education. Cultural Pluralism is another term synonymously used and it
emphasises the unique characteristics of different cultures in the world especially
as they relate to one another in immigrant receiving nations. The word was first
used in 1957 to describe Switzerland but first came into common currency in
Canada in the late 1960s. It quickly spread to other English speaking countries.
Multiculturalism has become seminal when the post colonial metropolis London
started receiving the immigrants from the colonised countries. London has
become the meeting point for different cultures, religions and races. It provides
opportunities for the expatriates.
A multi cultural society consists of two or more different cultures which are
different in language, religion, tradition and their system of values. London
became multi cultural mainly by immigrants who left their countries mostly for
political, demographical or economical reasons in the search for freedom and a
better standard of living. Some so-called push-factors are political suppression,
bad working conditions or natural disasters. Pull-factors are religious and political
freedom and better jobs and chances to earn some money.
Britain itself encouraged people from over-populated countries or under-
employed Commonwealth countries to immigrate because it needed cheap
workers to fill the semi-skilled and non-skilled vacancies and to rebuild the war-
shattered economy.
As literature is the mirror of life various literary works of art reflect the social
life of people. It is evident and can be found in the fictions in which the characters
represent real human beings and their sufferings. The concept of multiculturalism
is also reflected in the fictions. The recent writings of the contemporary writers
portray the complexities of the people who live in the multi cultural society. One
such writer is Zadie Smith. Havinga Jamaican mother and an English father, she
just wanted to write a funny book in which not everybody is white, she didn’t
think much about multiculturalism in London because it is nothing to talk about,
it is normal. Her debut novel WHITE TEETH made her famous when she was just
doing her under-graduation. She received a five figured advance money for her
yet-to-finish novel. However, the book became one of the best novels dealing
with multiculturalism.
The plot evolves the three families of different ethnic origins living in
Northwestern London. In contrast to other initial works of contemporary Black
British writers, her first novel is not the usual account of the Black youth
experience in Britain written from an autobiographical perspective. On more than
five hundred pages, the Anglo-Jamaican author explores a wide range of themes
such as Second World War experiences, first generation migrant life , recent
British youth culture, inter generational family conflicts, radical religious
fanaticism and biogenetical engineering . Despite its numerous discourses,
diverse characters and multiple time layers, all of the novel’s addressed issues
center around the problem of the individual person performing an authentic
identity in a multi cultural society and the establishment of a new national identity
in post colonial Britain. Zadie Smith explores the characters’ identity conflicts
before the background of their family history. However , while genetic
inheritance, cultural origins and prehistory seem to play an important role in the
individual’s development, chance and personal choice are decisive factors which
have the potential to overrule any apparently predetermined life path. History and
fate are constantly intermingled throughout the narrative, which is at the same
time a migrant novel, Bildungsroman and family saga.
The purpose of reading and analysing the novels help in a vast way to
understand how people live and what are their problems and how to help them
overcome the challenges. This helps the policy makers to perceive the lifestyle of
the people who live in the multi cultural society and draft laws to promise them a
peaceful and satisfied life.
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B.A. History II Year
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(Ntjpapay; Nguitahy; elj;jg;gl;l ftpij Nghl;bapy; Kjyhk; ghpR ngw;w ftpij)
P.Jayalakshmi
IInd B.Sc, Chemistry
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QUANTUM COMPUTING
A. Haja Abdul Khader

Assistant Professor
Dept. of Computer Science
Quantum computing is the area of study focused on developing computer
technology based on the principles of quantum theory, which explains the nature and
behavior of energy and matter on the quantum (atomic and subatomic) level.
Development of a quantum computer, if practical, would mark a leap forward in
computing capability far greater than that from the abacus to a modern
day supercomputer, with performance gains in the billion-fold realm and beyond. The
quantum computer, following the laws of quantum physics, would gain enormous
processing power through the ability to be in multiple states, and to perform tasks using
all possible permutations simultaneously. Current centers of research in quantum
computing include MIT, IBM, Oxford University, and the Los Alamos National
Laboratory.
The essential elements of quantum computing originated with Paul Benioff,

working at Argonne National Labs, in 1981. He theorized a classical computer operating
with some quantum mechanical principles. But it is generally accepted that David
Deutsch of Oxford University provided the critical impetus for quantum computing
research. In 1984, he was at a computation theory conference and began to wonder
about the possibility of designing a computer that was based exclusively on quantum
rules, then published his breakthrough paper a few months later. With this, the race
began to exploit his ideas. However, before we delve into what he started, it is
beneficial to have a look at the background of the quantum world.
Quantum Theory
Quantum theory's development began in 1900 with a presentation by Max

Planck to the German Physical Society, in which he introduced the idea that energy
exists in individual units (which he called "quanta"), as does matter. Further
developments by a number of scientists over the following thirty years led to the
modern understanding of quantum theory.
The Essential Elements of Quantum Theory:
• Energy, like matter, consists of discrete units, rather than solely as a continuous
wave.
• Elementary particles of both energy and matter, depending on the conditions, may
behave like either particles or waves.
• The movement of elementary particles is inherently random, and, thus,

unpredictable.
• The simultaneous measurement of two complementary values, such as the position

and momentum of an elementary particle, is inescapably flawed; the more
precisely one value is measured, the more flawed will be the measurement of the
other value.
Quantum Programming
Perhaps even more intriguing than the sheer power of quantum computing is
the ability that it offers to write programs in a completely new way. For example, a
quantum computer could incorporate a programming sequence that would be along
the lines of "take all the superpositions of all the prior computations" - something which
is meaningless with a classical computer - which would permit extremely fast ways of
solving certain mathematical problems, such as factorization of large numbers.
There have been two notable successes thus far with quantum programming.
The first occurred in 1994 by Peter Shor, who developed a quantum algorithm that
could efficiently factorize large numbers. It centers on a system that uses number
theory to estimate the periodicity of a large number sequence. The other major
breakthrough happened with Lov Grover of Bell Labs in 1996, with a very fast algorithm
that is proven to be the fastest possible for searching through unstructured databases.
The algorithm is so efficient that it requires only, on average, roughly N square root
(where N is the total number of elements) searches to find the desired result, as
opposed to a search in classical computing, which on average needs N/2 searches.
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The Palace of Knowledge
Prof. E.Philomena
Dept. of English
Stepping in there as Learners

Not only to study
But also to learn
With heavy breath of Satisfaction
Loads of dreamz
& bashing thoughts:
“The initial steps of progressive career
On fire to achieve
& enthusiasm to learn”
Enters the class, noticing that
all birds have no wings
joined there as am one of them
The books notes & materials
Playing with & feeling Roller Coaster sometimes
Scooping stuff up & Struggling as well
And Now, Yes, the Flocks got wings
Stepping in there as Educators

Not only to learn
But make them learn
With heavy breath of Determination
Responsible for dreamz
& bashing thoughts :
“Aims & future of many
is now on my hands
Make sure the best to fulfil”
Cordial as mom & Strict as dad
The thirst on teaching
Forwarding to enlighten
Horning their Skills
& thus Shaping the world
The deserved designation I hold
Yes, guiding the Flocks to get wings
Lovely experience of infinite Learning
In one building, the College
Yes, the Palace of Knowledge
Not just the money & manual efforts
Not just the pillars & blocks
But built by dreamz & Goals
The Gateway of Future!
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U.Amutharasi
Lecturer in Histroy
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K.Karthika
IInd M.Sc, Chemistry
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R.Kaleeswari
III B.Sc., Physics
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S.Soundharya
B.A., History II Year
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M.Malathi
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FRIENDS MEANS
F - Free from all formatity

R - Right to say anything
I - In Anyway
E - Either Good and Bay
N - No sorry No Thanks
D - Danate Every Thing
M.Malathi
BA History II Year
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tho;f;ifapy; ntw;wp ngw Ntz;Lkhdhy;
ey;y ez;gh;fs; Njit tho;ehs; KOtjK;
ntw;wp ngw Ntz;Lkhdhy; xU vjphpahtJ Njit.
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mJ cq;fs; flikia gohf;fp tpLk;
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tho;f;ifia mofhf;Fk;
cyfk; cd;id mwptij tpl

cd;id cyfpw;F mwpKfk; nra;J nfhs;
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Mdhy; xU ey;y ez;gd; E}yfj;jpw;Nf rkk;.
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ek;ik Ml;nfhs;shJ
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vd;W epidf;Fk; NghJ xd;iw
kwf;fhjPh;fs; vjph;fhyk; xd;W cz;L
Fwpg;G
• xl;lfr;rptpq;fp mjd; jiyia fPNo rha;f;Fk; NghJ Fuy;tisr;

rpiuapYs;s thy;Tfs; ,uj;jk; Ntfkhf %isf;Fg; gha;tij
fl;Lg;gLj;JfpwJ.
• Xl;lfr;rptpq;fpfs; tajhifapy;> mjd; Njhypd; epwk; mlh;e;j epwkhfpwJ.
• Xl;lfr;rptpq;fpapd; ehf;F Vwj;jho 45 nrd;b kPl;lh; ePsKilaJ. kuj;jpd;
nfhk;GfspypUe;J ,iyfis yhtkhf gwpg;gjw;F Vw;wjhAk;
typikAs;sjhAk; ,Uf;fpwJ.
• fOj;jpypUe;J fhy;fs; ;tiu Mq;fhq;nf ,iy Nghd;w tbtj;jpy;
nts;is NfhLfs; jPl;lg;gl;l mofpa Njhyhbik mzpe;jpUf;fpwJ.
• Gjpjhfg; gpwe;j xl;lfr; rptpq;fpf; Fl;b 60 fpNyh vilAk; mwb cauKk;
,Uf;Fk; .
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fy;Y}hp iyg;
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ehq;fs; gzpapy;
nrk;ikahf jpfog;NghfpNwhk;
vq;fs; midtiuAk;
md;Gld; tuNtw;W mutidf;Fk;
fy;Y}hpNa cdf;F ehd;
vg;gb ed;wp nrhy;Ntd;!!!
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kdpj Neak;
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rhjp> kj Ngjkpd;wp
rkkhf thOk; cyfk; ,q;Nf
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epyh
,Ul;Lf;F xU ntspr;rk; Nghy;

Jd;gj;Jf;F xU ,d;gk; Nghy;
fU epw Nkfq;fSf;F eP!
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vd;Wk; xU epiyaha; ,Ug;gha; eP!
Foe;ijfspd; ,uT nghk;ik eP!
fhjyh;fspd; Kjy; fhjy; eP!
,uT thdpd; ,sturp eP!
el;rj;jpuq;fspd; uhzp eP!
khiy kaf;fk; jUk; khiy ke;jpuNk
vd;Wk; vd; neQ;rpy; ePNa
vd; md;G epyhNt!
J.Arul Mesiya
69tJ FbauR jpdj;jpd; rpwg;G (2018)
• Mrpahd; mikg;Gf;Sk; ,e;jpahTf;Fkhd Ngr;R thh;j;ij cwT Vw;gl;L

25 Mz;Lfs; Mdjd; epiwT Mz;L ,J.
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• gpd;dh; GUNd(1987)> tpal;ehk;(1995)> kpahd;kh;> nghNth];(1997)> fk;Nghbah
(1999) Mfpa ehLfs; ,e;j $l;likg;gpy; ,ize;jd.
• ,e;jpah Fbaurhf kyh;e;j 1950-k; Mz;bypUe;Nj ntspehLfisr; Nrh;e;j
jiyth;fs; rpwg;G tpUe;jpdh;fshfg; gq;Nfw;Fk; eilKiw ,Ue;J
tUfpwJ.
• ,e;j Mz;L FbauRj; jpdj;jpy; jhd; 10 ehLfisr; Nrh;e;j jiyth;fs;
xU Nru gq;Nfw;w epfo;T ele;jpUf;fpwJ.
• 1950 Mk; Mz;L FbauRj; jpdtpohtpy; Kjd; Kjyhf rpwg;G
tpUe;jpduhfg; gq;Nfw;whh; mg;Nghija ,e;NjhNdrpa mjpgh; Rfh;Ndh.
• 1952> 1953> 1966 vd ,e;j %d;W Mz;Lfspy; rpwg;G tpUe;jpdh;fs;
gq;Nfw;fhj epfo;TfSk; ele;jpUf;fpd;wd.
• ,e;jpaf; FbauR jpd tpohtpd; rpwg;G tpUe;jpduhfg; gq;Nfw;w xNu
ghfp];jhd; jiyth; vd;w rpwg;G khypf; Fyhk; KfkJTf;F cz;L. 1955-
k; Mz;L ,th; gq;Nfw;whh;.
• 1956([g;ghd;> gphpl;ld;) 1968(Nrhtpaj; A+dpad;> ANfh];NyNtfpah) 1974
(,yq;if> ANfh];NyNtfpah) Mfpa Mz;Lfspy; ,uz;L ntspehl;Lj;
jiyth;fs; FbauR jpd tpohtpy; rpwg;G tpUe;jpdh;fshfg;
gq;Nfw;wpUf;fpwhh;fs;.
• ,dntwp gpur;rid KbTf;F te;j gpwF 1994-k; Mz;L njd;dhg;gphpf;fhtpd;
mjpguhf ney;rd; kz;Nlyh nghWNgw;w cld; 1955-k; Mz;L FbauR jpd
tpohtpy; rpwg;G tpUe;jpduhf miof;fg;gl;lhh;.
• ,e;jpaf; FbauR jpd tpohtpy; rpwg;G tpUe;jpduhfg; gq;Nfw;w xNu
mnkhpf;f mjpgh; guhf; xghkh ,th; 2015k; Mz;L gq;Nfw;whh;.
• ,jd;gb 1992-k; Mz;bypUe;J Mrpahd; mikg;NghL ,e;jpahTf;F cwT
,Ue;J tUfpwJ.
• Mrpahd; mikg;gpd; cr;rp khehLfspy; ,e;jpa gpujkh; gq;Nfw;gJk; ,d;W
Kjy; njhlh;fpwJ.
P.Monika
III B.A.History
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; khf vq;fs;
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III B.Sc., Physics
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fyrk; njhLk; !
rhjpf;f – nghWik kpf kpf
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S.Periyanayaki
III B.Sc., Physics
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N.Anbazhagan
IInd B.Sc, Chemistry
Adirampattinam.
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T.Ambika
III B.Sc., Physics

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KHADIR MOHIDEEN COLLEGE

Janab. S.J. ABUL HASSAN

Dr.A. MOHAMED MOHIDEEN, Ph.D.,

The Crescent and the star remind us of the eternal law of

The College colours are Yellow, Green and white symbolizing

Meaning of the holy inscription on the emblem

We invoke the blessings of God on us. The light which will be

• Our Vision is to inculcate religious and moral values in students and

• To achieve excellence in teaching, learning and research.

• To support the growing diversity of education.

• To develop leadership qualities in students.

Dr.P.Kumarasamy M.Sc., M.Phil., B.Ed., Ph.D.

Janab.N.Ahamed Ansari President

SELF FINANCING COURSES

B.Com. M.A. Tamil

ANNUAL REPORT FOR THE ACADEMIC YEAR 2017 - ‘18

Khadir Mohideen College was founded in 1955, affiliated to the University

Admission & Strength

1. T. Madhumitha BA Economics 10th

IQAC (Internal Quality Assurance Cell)

2. Dr M. Nazer, Associate Professor of Commerce Coordinator

3. Dr A. Ziaudeen, Associate Professor of Commerce Additional Coordinator

4. Dr A. Amsath, Associate Professor of Zoology Member

Dr S. Chandrasekaran, Head and Associate Professor of

6. Dr N.M.I. Alhaji, Associate Professor of Chemistry Member

7. Mr N. Veerapandiyan, Associate Professor of Mathematics Member

8. Dr N. Chithra, Associate Professor of Economics Member

10. Dr G.R. Gnana Raja, Assistant Professor of English Member

11. Mr S. Ravichandran, Superintendent, College Office Member

The IQAC of our college is working round-the-clock in preparing AISHE,

I. Teachers’ Participation in Orientation/Refresher/FDP Courses:

Name of the Faculty Orientation/Refresher/ Sponsor/Venue/Date

Inter-disciplinary Refresher at Pondicherry University,

II. Seminars/Conferences/Workshops / Special Lectures Attended:

held at Siradi, Maharashtra

organized by STET Women’s

organized by STET Women’s

organized by STET Women’s

conducted by the Association

conducted by GTN Arts

organized by M.A.M.B. School,

conducted by the Association

National Workshop on Held at P.G.P. College of Arts

NSS Sponsored Programme

organized by PG & Research

III. Papers Presented in Seminars/Conferences/Workshops:

held at Annai Valankanni

GST Management held at Jamal Mohamed

A Study on the held at Rajagiri Dawood

A Study on the held at Rajagiri Dawood

A Study on the held at Sathakathulla

Climate Change conducted by GTN Arts

Solving Triangular International Confernce on

Sirutheiva Organized by Dept. of

IV. Papers Published in Journals/Magazines:

A Study on Strategic International Journal

A Study on the Impact

A Study on the Impact

Interference Discovery International Journal 2017

A Novel Framework for

Brain Tumours Proceedings of World

Li-Fi Technology (Optical International Journal

Socio-economic Journal of the

Women Empowerment International Journal