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Dr. Bindseil addresses the audience at Dr. A. L. Mudaliar’s farewell function

Administrators , Faculty , Institute Events

Seen on the dais from the left: Dr. Bindseil (German Consulate General), Dr. Nikolaus Klein (professor of German), Dr. Nayadumma (Director, CLRI), Prof. A. Ramachandran (Director), Dr. A. L. Mudaliar (first Chairman, Board of Governors), Mrs. Radha Bai (wife of Dr. A. L. Mudaliar), Mrs. Susheela Iengar (wife of the Chairman, Board of Governors), Prof. M. V. C. Sastri (Chemistry department) and Mr. Sethunathan (Registrar).


A farewell function was held in honour of Dr. A. L. Mudaliar on 30th August 1969 and at the event there were a number of speeches given. During his speech, Dr. Bindseil said, “..We from the German side, Dr. Mudaliar, have always considered it as a privilege and honour that you were for so many years the Chairman of the Board of Governors, as a person who has the deepest understanding for the promotion of the Indo-German Co-operation in the scientific field and for all matters connected with IIT, Madras, as an outstanding example of the collaboration between India and Germany..”. Then he went on to extend best wishes to Dr. A. L. Mudaliar on behalf of the German Government, Dr. Karl Pfouter (German Consul General), his colleagues and himself.
 

Collection:
Gourishankar Collection
Photograph ID:
001/0319/IMG_0523
Album ID:
Place:
Central Workshop
Photographer:
C. Gourishankar (1926-2002). A geologist by qualification, Gourishankar started his career as a photographer after working for many years with the Geological Survey of India. In everything that he did, Gourishankar strove to achieve flawlessness and impeccable quality. Thus his photography too was characterised by this drive for perfection. Every photograph that Gourishankar took was meticulously planned and shot and printed with diligence and patience. Gourishankar carried out most of the official photography at IIT Madras in the 1960s.
Date:
30 August 1969
Event:
Farewell

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