Chennai: Tamil Nadu Higher education minister K Ponmudi wrote IIT-Madras Director Bhaskar Ramamurthy asked him to make sure tamil thai vazhthu A state invocation song is sung at all functions of the institution including the convocation. Recently held IIT-M. I had an issue with Tamil Thai Vazhthu songs not being played convocation,
“It is disheartening to know that in the recently concluded convocation, the state invocation song was not sung, a deviation from a well established protocol. I would like to state that the invocation song is sung in all state and central government programs Including celebrations in Tamil Nadu where high dignitaries like the President and Prime Minister of India participate,” the minister said in his letter dated November 24.
IIT-Madras conducted its 58th convocation on 20 November in virtual mode. The event was broadcast live on social media. After the convocation was over, a section of leaders raised an issue on tamil call song The event is not being played.
“As you are aware, IIT-Madras was established in the year 1959 on 250 hectares of land provided by the Government of Tamil Nadu. Since that time, the State Government has been contributing through various means for the growth and development of the institution, And the present government is also very keen to continue the same support,” Ponmudi wrote.
He further said that the institute had written to the Higher Education Secretary seeking support of Rs 10 crore from the state government for setting up a national facility on cryo-electron microscopy, which is being investigated.
“It is disheartening to know that in the recently concluded convocation, the state invocation song was not sung, a deviation from a well established protocol. I would like to state that the invocation song is sung in all state and central government programs Including celebrations in Tamil Nadu where high dignitaries like the President and Prime Minister of India participate,” the minister said in his letter dated November 24.
IIT-Madras conducted its 58th convocation on 20 November in virtual mode. The event was broadcast live on social media. After the convocation was over, a section of leaders raised an issue on tamil call song The event is not being played.
“As you are aware, IIT-Madras was established in the year 1959 on 250 hectares of land provided by the Government of Tamil Nadu. Since that time, the State Government has been contributing through various means for the growth and development of the institution, And the present government is also very keen to continue the same support,” Ponmudi wrote.
He further said that the institute had written to the Higher Education Secretary seeking support of Rs 10 crore from the state government for setting up a national facility on cryo-electron microscopy, which is being investigated.
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