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Mr. P. Raghavendran receives the President’s Prize from Mr. H. V. R. Iengar

Mr. P. Raghavendran receives the President’s Prize from Mr. H. V. R. Iengar
  • Photographs , Administrators, Faculty, Institute Events , 1960s

Seen in the image from the left: Mr. P. Raghavendran (President’s Prize winner) and Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (Chairman, Board of Governors). The gentleman seated behind the Chairman wearing spectacles is the chief guest, Dr. S. Bhagavantam (Scientific Advisor to the Ministry of Defence, India). Mr. P. Raghavendran (3 year B. Tech. in Mechanical Engineering) won the President’s Prize (awarded to the B. Tech. degree student who held the best academic record) in the year 1969. After his graduation, he joined Indian Oil Corporation (IOC) as a management trainee, and continued with them until 1994…

Prof. A. Ramachandran confers a degree to a graduate

Prof. A. Ramachandran confers a degree to a graduate
  • Photographs , Administrators, Faculty, Institute Events , 1960s

Seen in the image from the left: Mr. Rajagopalan (Deputy Registrar) and Prof. A. Ramachandran (Director). At the sixth convocation a total of 470 degrees and diplomas (321 B. Tech., 76 M. Tech., 30 M. Sc., 19 Ph. D. and 24 D. I. I. T.) were granted. The Director of the Institite, Dr. A. Ramachandran, handed over the degrees to the students. Dr. Arcot Ramachandran (1923-2018) was the second Director of IIT Madras. He served as Director from 1967-1973, but remained actively connected with the Institute until 2013. Dr. A. Ramachandran was an extraordinary individual and is known for his…

Dr. A. Ramachandran confers a Ph. D. to a student

Dr. A. Ramachandran confers a Ph. D. to a student
  • Photographs , Administrators, Institute Events, Students , 1960s

Seen in the image from the left: Mr. Rajagopalan (Deputy Registrar) and Prof. A. Ramachandran (Director). At the sixth convocation a total of 470 degrees and diplomas (321 B. Tech., 76 M. Tech., 30 M. Sc., 19 Ph. D. and 24 D. I. I. T.) were granted. The Director of the Institite, Dr. A. Ramachandran, handed over the degrees to the students. During the convocation ceremony, apart from the conferment of degrees, it was customary for the Institute to bestow a few special prizes on a select few students. The prizes were handed over to the students by Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (sixth Governor of…

Prof. A. Ramachandran confers a Ph. D. to a student

Prof. A. Ramachandran confers a Ph. D. to a student
  • Photographs , Administrators, Faculty, Institute Events , 1960s

Seen in the image from the left: Mr. Rajagopalan (Deputy Registrar) and Prof. A. Ramachandran (Director). At the sixth convocation a total of 470 degrees and diplomas (321 B. Tech., 76 M. Tech., 30 M. Sc., 19 Ph. D. and 24 D. I. I. T.) were granted. The Director of the Institite, Dr. A. Ramachandran, handed over the degrees to the students. During the convocation ceremony, apart from the conferment of degrees, it was customary for the Institute to bestow a few special prizes on a select few students. The prizes were handed over to the students by Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (sixth Governor of…

Mr. H. V. R. Iengar addresses the gathering at the sixth convocation ceremony

Mr. H. V. R. Iengar addresses the gathering at the sixth convocation ceremony
  • Photographs , Administrators, Faculty, Institute Events , 1960s

Seen standing at the dais is Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (Chairman, Board of Governors). The sixth convocation of IIT Madras was held on 2nd August, 1969. The convocation took place at the Institute’s Open Air Theatre. Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (Padma Vibhushan), the Chairman of the Board of Governors presided over the ceremony. Haravu Venkatanarasingha Verada Raj ‘H. V. R.’ Iengar (1902-1978) CIE, ICS was the sixth Governor of the Reserve bank of India. He studied at Central College, Bangalore (1919) and became a member of the Indian Civil Service. He entered service on 20th October, 1926. He served…

A student walks on the stage to receive his degree

A student walks on the stage to receive his degree
  • Photographs , Administrators, Faculty, Institute Events , 1960s

Seen standing on the stage from the left is Mr. Rajagopalan (Deputy Registrar) and Prof. A. Ramachandran (Director). The sixth convocation of IIT Madras was held on 2nd August, 1969. The convocation took place at the Institute’s Open Air Theatre. A total of 470 degrees and diplomas (321 B. Tech., 76 M. Tech., 30 M. Sc., 19 Ph. D. and 24 D. I. I. T.) were granted at the event. The Director handed over the degrees to the students. During the convocation ceremony, apart from the conferment of degrees, it was customary for the Institute to bestow a few special prizes on a select few students…

A section of the audience at the sixth convocation

A section of the audience at the sixth convocation
  • Photographs , Campus Buildings, Families, Institute Events , 1960s

The sixth convocation of IIT Madras was held on 2nd August, 1969. The convocation took place at the Institute’s Open Air Theatre. A total of 470 degrees and diplomas (321 B. Tech., 76 M. Tech., 30 M. Sc., 19 Ph. D. and 24 D. I. I. T.) were granted at the event. Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (Padma Vibhushan), the Chairman of the Board of Governors presided over the ceremony. The chief guest and speaker at this event was Dr. S. Bhagavantam, Scientific Advisor to the Ministry of Defence, Government of India. He was a well-known visionary scientist, administrator and an architect of defense research…

A student receives an award from Mr. H. V. R. Iengar

A student receives an award from Mr. H. V. R. Iengar
  • Photographs , Administrators, Faculty, Institute Events , 1960s

Seen standing to the right of the image is Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (Chairman, Board of Governors). The gentleman seated behind the Chairman wearing spectacles is the chief guest, Dr. S. Bhagavantam (Scientific Advisor to the Ministry of Defence, India). During the convocation ceremony, apart from the conferment of degrees, it was customary for the Institute to bestow a few special prizes on a select few students. The prizes are: President’s Prize (for the B. Tech. degree student who held the best academic record), Governor’s Prize (for all-round proficiency in the B. Tech. degree course),…

A section of the audience at the sixth convocation

A section of the audience at the sixth convocation
  • Photographs , Campus Buildings, Institute Events, Students , 1960s

The sixth convocation of IIT Madras was held on 2nd August, 1969. The convocation took place at the Institute’s Open Air Theatre. A total of 470 degrees and diplomas (321 B. Tech., 76 M. Tech., 30 M. Sc., 19 Ph. D. and 24 D. I. I. T.) were granted at the event. Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (Padma Vibhushan), the Chairman of the Board of Governors presided over the ceremony. The chief guest and speaker at this event was Dr. S. Bhagavantam, Scientific Advisor to the Ministry of Defence, Government of India. He was a well-known visionary scientist, administrator and an architect of defence research…

A student receives an award from Mr. H. V. R. Iengar

A student receives an award from Mr. H. V. R. Iengar
  • Photographs , Administrators, Faculty, Institute Events , 1960s

Seen standing to the right of the image is Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (Chairman, Board of Governors). The gentleman seated behind the Chairman wearing spectacles is the chief guest, Dr. S. Bhagavantam (Scientific Advisor to the Ministry of Defence, India). During the convocation ceremony, apart from the conferment of degrees, it was customary for the Institute to bestow a few special prizes on a select few students. The prizes are: President’s Prize (for the B. Tech. degree student who held the best academic record), Governor’s Prize (for all-round proficiency in the B. Tech. degree course),…

Dr. A. Ramachandran confers a Ph. D. in Chemistry to Dr. D. Venkappayya

Dr. A. Ramachandran confers a Ph. D. in Chemistry to Dr. D. Venkappayya
  • Photographs , Administrators, Institute Events, Students , 1960s

Seen in the image from the left: Mr. Rajagopalan (Deputy Registrar), Prof. A. Ramachandran (Director) and Dr. D. Venkappayya. At the sixth convocation a total of 470 degrees and diplomas (321 B. Tech., 76 M. Tech., 30 M. Sc., 19 Ph. D. and 24 D. I. I. T.) were granted. In the image, the Institute’s Director, Dr. A. Ramachandran confers Dr. D. Venkappayya his Ph. D. in Chemistry. Dr. D. Venkappayya began his career in teaching chemistry in the year 1975. He is the former dean and head of the department of chemistry, NIT, Tiruchirapalli. Over his career he has guided several doctoral…

The distinguished guests pose for a photo in the academic robes

The distinguished guests pose for a photo in the academic robes
  • Photographs , Administrators, Faculty, Institute Events , 1960s

Seen in the image from left: Prof. S. Sampath (Deputy Director), Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (Chairman Board of Governors), Dr. S. Bhagavantam (Scientific Advisor to the Ministry of Defence, India), Dr. A. Ramachandran (Director, IITM) and two members of the senate/board/council (yet to be identified). The chief guest and speaker at IIT Madras’s sixth convocation was Dr. S. Bhagavantam, Scientific Advisor to the Ministry of Defence, Government of India. Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (Padma Vibhushan), the sixth Governor of the Reserve bank of India and the Chairman of the Board of Governors (IIT Madras),…

The academic procession enters the Open Air Theatre and makes its way to the dais

The academic procession enters the Open Air Theatre and makes its way to the dais
  • Photographs , Administrators, Faculty, Institute Events , 1960s

Seen at the end of the procession is the chief guest, Dr. S. Bhagavantam, (Scientific Advisor to the Ministry of Defence, India). In front of the chief guest is the Director, Prof. A. Ramachandran. The convocation took place at the Institute’s Open Air Theatre. The chief guest and speaker at this event was Dr. S. Bhagavantam, Scientific Advisor to the Ministry of Defence, Government of India. Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (sixth Governor of the Reserve bank of India), the Chairman of the Board of Governors, presided over the ceremony. After being presented a guard of honour by the cadets of the N.…

A graduate bows to the dignitaries after receiving his degree

A graduate bows to the dignitaries after receiving his degree
  • Photographs , Administrators, Faculty, Institute Events , 1960s

The sixth convocation of IIT Madras was held on 2nd August, 1969. The convocation took place at the Institute’s Open Air Theatre. A total of 470 degrees and diplomas (321 B. Tech., 76 M. Tech., 30 M. Sc., 19 Ph. D. and 24 D. I. I. T.) were granted at the event. The Director handed over the degrees to the students. During the convocation ceremony, apart from the conferment of degrees, it was customary for the Institute to bestow a few special prizes on a select few students. The prizes were handed over to the students by Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (Padma Vibhushan), the Chairman of the Board of…

A student receives an award from Mr. H. V. R. Iengar

A student receives an award from Mr. H. V. R. Iengar
  • Photographs , Administrators, Faculty, Institute Events , 1960s

Seen standing to the right of the image is Mr. H. V. R. Iengar (Chairman, Board of Governors). The gentleman seated behind the Chairman wearing spectacles is the chief guest, Dr. S. Bhagavantam (Scientific Advisor to the Ministry of Defence, India). During the convocation ceremony, apart from the conferment of degrees, it was customary for the Institute to bestow a few special prizes on a select few students. The prizes are: President’s Prize (for the B. Tech. degree student who held the best academic record), Governor’s Prize (for all-round proficiency in the B. Tech. degree course),…

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