Kalasalingam University in Krishnankoil signing an MoU with Cyber ID Technology, Bengaluru. | Photo Credit: HANDOUT
MoU signed
The Department of Forensic Science, School of Advanced Sciences of Kalasalingam Academy of Research and Education (deemed to be University) in Krishnankoil near Srivilliputtur and Group for Cyber ID Technology, Bengaluru, have signed a memorandum of understanding to work in the fields of digital and cyber forensics, cyber security, questioned Documentation and forensic anthropology. The MoU was signed by University vice-president S.Shasi Anand and Santosh Kumar, CEO of GCID. Director of International and Industrial Relations Sarasu and Head of Department Janaki M C were present.
Talk on pollution
The Department of Economics and Environment Club of GTN Arts College, Dindigul celebrated National
Pollution Day December 2. P. Ravichandran, HoD of Economics and Environment Club Director explained the club’s activities planned for 2023. P. Balagurusamy, Principal, in his presidential address, said that in India, around seven million people die of air pollution every year. The problem is increasing day by day, he said. Vennila presented a paper on United Nations Frame Work Convention on
Climate Change (COP27). She highlighted the five key points of COP27 - nature, food, water, industry,
decarbonization and climate adaptation. Arun, Assistant Professor, explained the types of pollution.
Faizal Ahamed spoke about Chipko movement, the forest conservation movement that originated in the Himalayan region of Uttarakhand in 1973. Students were interacted with the speakers and got benefitted.
