He did his Electronics Engineering from MIT, Chromepet. We have lost one of our distinguished alumni. My deepest condolence to his family members. May his soul rest in peace. Regards, V.B.Murugavel, Brunei
His "Srirangathu Kadhaigal" and "Srirangathu Devathaigal" are 2 of my favorite books which I keep reading again and again.
He had a fantastic early life which not many people will get in their life and his classmate in St Joseph's College, Trichy later became the President of India, Mr.Kalam
He achieved whatever he want and lived a wonderful life good enough to inspire lots of people.
The demise of Mr. Sujatha has created a big void in scientific writing in tamil, he will be remembered for ever to making common man understand computers and science
Electronic voting machines gave a biggest hope for Biggest Decomracy in the world. A great man with multiple skills with prefection. We salute him. May his soul rest in peace.
He was a great intellectual and master of all the subjects. It is a great loss to ALL. I pray the Almighty to give peace to his soul. I have no words to explain about his knowledge. My deepest condolaence to his family members. Regards, P.Obuli Narasimhan, Navi Mumbai
Voting Machine was conceived and developed by Shri T.N. Swamy and his team in ECIL Hyderabad. Pictures of the same with Smt Indira Gandhi still adorn the ECIl office. Unfortunately, due to organizational politics, and by virtue of BEL being a larger PSU, all the marketing went to BEL.
RE:Voting Machine was conceived and developed by ECIL, Hyderabad
by CHANDRAMOHAN SRINIVASAN on Feb 28, 2008 02:49 PM Permalink
Andhra wants to take credit. okay take it.
RE:RE:Voting Machine was conceived and developed by ECIL, Hyderabad
by Anand Tiptur on Feb 28, 2008 02:51 PM Permalink
Its not about taking credit my friend, but wanted to put across the facts vs myths..!
RE:Voting Machine was conceived and developed by ECIL, Hyderabad
by RAMKUMAR on Feb 28, 2008 03:21 PM Permalink
but sujatha is the desiner of the voting machine
RE:Voting Machine was conceived and developed by ECIL, Hyderabad
by khader syed on Feb 28, 2008 03:23 PM Permalink
Not really. It was indeed ECIL hyderabad, who first conceived the idea of evms. whoever takes doesnt matter as it is for the benefit of the nation.
