PSG Institutions 'Alumni'

Higher Education Minister K. Ponmudi (fourth left), Rural Industries Minister Pongalur N. Palanisamy (fifth left), and Managing Trustee of PSG and Sons’ Charities G. Rangaswamy (third left), with the alumni of PSG Institutions who received ‘Distinguished Alumni’ awards at PSG College of Arts and Science in the city.School and college life moulds a person’s character. What cannot be moulded in this age will never get done after 20 years. Hence it is very important for the educational institutions to increase the quantity and improve the quality, Higher Education Minister K. Ponmudi, said here recently.

Speaking at the 82nd Founders’ Day of the PSG and Sons’ Charities organised at the PSG College of Arts and Science, he underlined the importance of new teaching methods to keep up with the times. “More than learning at an educational institution, it is important to learn where you work. That is true learning. Opportunities are galore today. Education should be in co-relation with the changing times. We should always be improving because we have to compete on a global basis. Infrastructure and teaching methods should be made strong and teachers should be fortified with the required qualification and teaching methodologies,” the Minister said.

Listing out the facilities being provided by the State Government for the improvement of higher education, he said that in spite of all these, improvement of education was in the hands of the management of the institutions. An MBA in hospital management to be offered by the Tamil Nadu Open University in association with PSG Hospitals was launched by Mr. Ponmudi. He distributed the PSG Distinguished Alumni Award to five – R. Venkatarangappan, Director, Lakshmi Machine Works Limited, K. Pandian Rajan, Managing Director, Ma Foi Management Consultants Limited, P. Mohanraj, Managing Director, MM Gears Private Limited, D. Jagatheesa Pandian, Managing Director, Gujarat State Petroleum Corporation, and M. Krishnan, Chairman and Managing Director, Sri Krishna Sweets.Food Minister A.V. Velu, Rural Industries Minister Pongalur N. Palaniswamy, Managing Trustee of PSG and Sons’ Charities G. Rangaswamy, and Chief Executive of PSG Institutions C.R. Swaminathan, spoke.

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