A student is presented for the passing of Grace

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Prof. D. V. Reddy (Applied Mechanics) presents a student for the passing of Grace. Seen seated on the dais to the right of the last row is Mr. Mani (Workshop Superintendent). Seen seated in front row from the right: Prof. K. A. V. Pandalai (Aeronautical Engineering department), Prof. Rama Sastry (Physics department), Prof. D. V. Reddy (Applied Mechanics department), Prof. S. D. Nigam (Mathematics department), Prof. R. K. Gupta (Humanities and Social Sciences department), Prof. D. Venkateswarlu (Chemical Engineering department), Prof. P. C. Varghese (Civil Engineering department), Prof. M. V. C. Sastry (Chemistry department), Mr. Gunter Diehl (Ambassador of the Federal Republic of Germany in India), the chief guest Dr. V. V. Giri (President of India), Dr. Y. Nayadumma (Director, CLRI) and Prof. S. Sampath (Deputy Director).

At the seventh convocation, Prof. A. Ramachandran (Director, IITM) conferred the degrees and diplomas on 214 candidates, who attended the convocation and in absentia on 346 students. The chief speaker distributed prizes to the prize winners and delivered the convocation address. The President’s Prize was awarded to Mr. Sachindra Kumar Jain (3-year B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering), the Governor’s Prize was awarded to Mr. Monishi Mohan Sanyal (5-year B.Tech. Mechanical Engineering) and the Institute Special Merit Prize was awarded to Mr. T. T. Jagannathan (5-year B.Tech. Mechanica Engineering).

An identical photograph can be found in the Gourishankar Collection in Album 0279 under the ID: 001/0279/IMG_0453

Collection:

Central Photographic Section Collection

Album Name:

7th Convocation

Photograph ID:

001/0036/IMG_1063_1

Album ID:

0036

Date:

29 August 1970

Place:

Open Air Theatre

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.

Event:

Convocation