QUARTERLY HOUSE JOURNAL OF NTTF (For private circulation only)

Vol: 3 I July - September 2013

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Digital Way of Life - Endless possibilities for Current and Future Generation

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Dear All,

“We must become the change we seek in the world” - M. K. Gandhi

Discipline is the bridge between goals and accomplishments. Believe in yourself and have faith in your abilities. Without a humble but reasonable confidence in your own power, you cannot be successful or happy. Be positive! Think only the best and be enthusiastic about your success.

I wish you the best in all your endeavours!

Best wishes!

N RegurajManaging Director

M e s s a g e f r o m t h e M D

F r o m t h e E d i t o r ’ s D e s k

Dear all,

In our continued efforts to promote the NTTF brand, we have begun the year with a sustained focus on ‘Digital Marketing’ to reach out to all our stake holders. Digital Marketing is the practice of promoting products and services using database-driven online distribution channels to reach consumers in a timely, relevant, personal and cost-effective manner. Let’s put all our best efforts to enhance the brand awareness of NTTF through this powerful social networking media.

It is my pleasure to release this edition with glimpses of events that happened across our centres, informative articles, awards & accolades, useful thoughts from faculty and programs conducted, with picture gallery, which I hope would help all our readers to know more about NTTF and its people.

We hope you will enjoy reading this edition of our ‘Innovator’ and will continue to give your valuable inputs to enrich the content of this quarterly magazine.

Wishing you all a Happy and prosperous New Year!

Anand B(Chief Editor)

INNOVATOR

C o n t e n t sMessage from the MD 2

Editorial 2

Cover Story 3

Thoughts by NTTF Faculty 4

Events / News in Picture Gallery 5

Contact Us 12

Techno Education for Global Competence

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Today’s youth understands the world not only through books and assignments; they learn and adapt by using a comparatively new form of communication. They readily accept technology and consider technology to be part of their lives. Young people across the globe and particularly in growing economies like India are spending more and more time on social networking websites. The trend is not limited to metros only, but in a big way has spread out to the non-metros too.

Researches state that 3/4th of students trust advice from friends online; this is thrice the trust vis-à-vis traditional media. One in every three Internet users refers to user-generated content to help make educational decisions. Social media has overcome the distance barrier for learning.

The usage of social media gives the aspirants, especially in the tier 2 cities, a lot of flexibility, variety and connectivity which is easy to use and is free of cost. It allows these aspiring students not just to gather information but also to indulge in discussion and find relevant feedback. It encourages a two way communication between the institute/ex student/experts and the individual seeking admission.

Similar information and connectivity assists’ a student when he is on the lookout for a career opportunity. Social networks not just maintain a student’s brand image but they also make him more marketable. Over 70% of the corporate are hiring via social media today, therefore having a good online profile is of utmost importance!

The emergence of social networks has pushed the limits for the employers and made it easy for them to reach talent in the Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities.

Not just peers, but students also connect to seniors and faculty members to get a heads upon how to tackle the first few days at a new place. Orkut communities and Facebook groups are a great way for students to collaborate and know each other. They are also a great way to connect diverse groups of students who are preparing for common entrance exams like CAT, JEE, AIEEE, MAT, GRE, GMAT etc. Social media networks like YouTube, Facebook and Twitter are being successfully used to impart education and to provide a collaborative platform for students, academicians and industry people. They can be used to share photos, videos, and almost

all types of multimedia content so that the members can involve, create, discuss, promote and measure their social media campaigns.

Social Media has created an amazing opportunity for companies to connect to their customers and engage them so that they are more inclined to buy their products or services. In addition to corporate, many educational institutes have started recognizing the potential of social mediator each and engage their students and stimulate their curiosity to learn.

In spite of the rising concerns about the negative effects of being social on the internet especially among the student community, it is quite clear that social media is here to stay and therefore the key challenge in front of educational institutions in particular and society at large is to convert this ‘threat’ into an opportunity and use the same medium to reach and engage the students in fruitful learning.

C o v e r S t o r y

The relevance of Social Media in Education

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P R E V E N T I O N A N D D E A L I N G W I T H C H A L L E N G I N G B E H A V I O U R

T H E S T U D E N T E X H I B I T S T H E S E B E H A V I O U R F O R F O L L O W I N G R E A S O N S

Mrs. Brindha. TCounsellor GNTC - COIMBATORE

This article helps to assist teachers and parents with the best possible approaches to dealing with students who exhibit emotional & behavioral problems. Of all the types of behavior which exist in students, passive & aggressive behavior are typically responsible for driving teachers to their wit’s end.

Lets us see how and why this behavior escalates and look at ways and means to deal effectively with it.

The first time when a teacher interacts with a student, the teacher does not understand why the student is so frustrated .Once the teacher starts to recognize the manipulative behavior it will be possible to help the student to change his/her behavior.

CHARACTERISTICS OF MANIPULATIVE STUDENTS

1 .Passive listening

2. Purposeful forgetting

3. Frequently out of seat

4. Constant complaints

5. Moving very slowly when ask to complete the task

6. Incomplete work if not constantly nagged

7. Accidental destruction

T h o u g h t s b y N T T F f a c u l t y

New Sheet Metal 3D Forming Process Can Reduce Prototype Delivery Time from 6 Months to 3 Days

How do you stamp out prototype sheet metal parts without “stamping” them in a single blow - and without a die to boot? No, it’s not a Zen riddle. It’s a question that Ford engineers have been working on for a while, and now they think they have the answer.

Ford Freeform Fabrication Technology (F3T) is the company’s new, highly flexible, first-of-its-kind, patented technology to rapidly form sheet metal parts for low-volume (think prototyping) production applications. Once fully developed, the technology will allow for lower costs and ultrafast delivery times for prototypes -- within three business days versus conventional methods that take anywhere from two to six months.

Developed at the Ford Research and Innovation Center, the process starts with the F3T machine, which features an upper and a lower “stylus,” each mounted on its own hexapod. CAD data of the desired part is sent to the machine, just like you would send to a digital printer. A piece of sheet metal is clamped around its edges to the machine’s frame. The part is then formed into a 3D shape by the two stylus-type tools working in unison on opposite sides of the sheet metal blank -- they literally push the part into being by making “written” pressured paths from opposite sides. The final shape includes the required dimensional tolerances and surface finish.

BTC TAGMA Library

SEEKING ATTENTION AND EXPRESSING ANGER The students deal with their anger and frustration, by eliciting these feelings in others.

BEHAVIOURAL REASONS Appropriate behavior is not reinforced in these students

They lack self esteem – they under estimate their potential and lack the necessary skills to elicit positive attention

They are not taught ways of gaining attention from others.

They have learnt that attention of others is to be sought by annoying and provoking them

How to deal with this behaviour..

BEHAVIOURAL INTERVENTION The students should be given an opportunity to talk about the feelings so that their self-esteem gets reinforced.

A list of behavioral traits which are annoying to be prepared and then alternate behavioral patterns which are acceptable should be outlined.

Positive reinforcement - This helps students to enhance their self esteem and change the their perception about themselves

Modeling – This helps them to learn new behavior from others

Cooperative learning - This gives them an opportunity to learn from their peers

Self monitoring - This helps them to assume more responsibility for their behavior

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E v e n t s / N e w s i n P i c t u r e G a l l e r y

ANTC - Pantnagar

PG School, Peenya, Bangalore

Sh.Vinod Dasari – MD /Ashok Leyland visited ANTC centre on 8th July’13 along with his business colleagues Mr. Alok Gupta - Plant Director. Mr. Varadarajan-Unit Head NTTF /ANTC is also seen.

Congratulations to Pantnagar team members!

Best wishes from innovator

We are happy to inform you that our first year PGPDE student, Mr. Malarmannan. G. R. has won the following two prizes:

First Prize and cash award of Rs.40,000 in Product Development & Management SILVER MEDAL in Mechanical Engineering

Discipline from 44th All India Student Design Competition - 2013

Project Name : Semi-Automatic Rubber Tapping MachineAwarded by : Mr. R. Seshasayee, Vice-Chairman, Ashok LeylandDate : Saturday, 28th September 2013Venue : Gul Mohar Hall, GRT Convention Centre, T-Nagar, Chennai

Project Name : Automatic Bag Making Machine out of Newspaper

Date : Sunday, 20th October 2013

Venue : The Institution of Engineers (India), Kerala State Centre, Thiruvananthapuram

Senior level AppointmentsMr. J. Jessy Christin has joined NTTF as Associate Director, HR on 11th Sept, 2013. He will be based at NEC and report to Mr. Shirhari Udupa.

Jessy is currently pursuing a Ph.D in HRM from Alliance University. He is a first rank holder in M Tech in Engineering Management from Manipal Institute of Technology, Mangalore University. He completed his BE in Instrumentation & Control from Govt College of Technology, Bharathiar Unversity, Coimbatore. Additionally, Jessy has completed a Diploma in Training and Development from Indian Society of Training and Development.

NTTF students at Ashok Leyland have been at the forefront, along with the plant team, in the 15th IMPROVE also.

Gold winner for last two consecutive years, Pantnagar NTTF has bagged Silver Award in Manufacturing Category this year and made a “hat-trick” of being in the Top Two.

Apart from this, NTTF has bagged:

• Finalist Award in Manufacturing Stream

• Super Merit Award in Manufacturing Stream and

• Merit Award in Manufacturing Support Services Stream

Launching of the new vehicle, AVIA, at Ashok Leyland, in presence of our NTTF students who have contributed significantly to the development of this vehicle.

Mr. J. Jessy Christin

Keep it up Mr. Malarmannan !

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DTC - DharwadEvent organisedMr. Sadasivan, Principal DTC, Mr. B. K. Thomas, Head, Public Relation and Student Empowerment and CPPM Trainees participated in “Vanamahotsava” held by NTTF DTC in the Campus premises

Teachers’ Day celebration

Awards & recognitions received

DTC bagged Gold Award in CCQC Competition conducted at Bangalore on 29th September 2013. with its team Abhudaya, having six trainees, putting in a commendable performance.

Completed 10 years of service at NTTF

Corporate Training programs conducted• CNC External Training Programme is under progress.• Training Programme for ITC employees is under progress

Fare Well function of Mr. Ashok G.

Mr. R J. Nandihal retired from service on 31st July 2013. A farewell function was held in which Mr.R.Sadasivan, Principal, Mr.R.J.Nandihal and his family members participated.

Retirement

NTTF Leo Club organized TEACHER’S DAY on 5th September 2013.

Mr. B K. Patil Dy. Manager (Trg.) has completed 10 years of distinguished service.

Mr. C G. Nissimagoudar Dy. Manager (Trg.) has completed 10 years of distinguished service.

CP 01 Rope-In Programme (30th June to 12th July’13)

CP 08 and CP 15 Rope - In Programme (15th to 23rd July 2013)

Independence Day

Rope in programme Inauguration by Mr. R Sadasivan, Principal DTC on 30th June 2013. Rope in valedictory function and parents Meet was conducted on 12th July 2013 at DTC. Mr. B K Thomas, Head, Public Relation and Student Empowerment was the Chief Guest.

Rope in programme was Inaugurated by Mr. Sanjeev A B.Manager (Trg.) on 15th July 2013. while the valedictory function was conducted on 23rd July at DTC. Mr. Anand B (Chief Editor) Innovator, Mr. M L. Kadakol, Gen. Manager Walachandnagar Industries Pvt. Ltd. were the chief guests at the function.

The Independence Day celebration was held on 15th August 2013 at “A” hostel ground. Mr. R Sadasivan, Principal DTC was the Chief Guest at the function

NEC – Electronic City, Bangalore

NEC Quality Circle Team ‘ADVIK’ who took part in the CCQC BANGALORE CHAPTER Competitions of Quality Circle on 15th SEPTEMBER 2013 at T JOHN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BANGALORE got GOLD Award for their case study presentation.

Congratulations to the team members!

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GTC - Gannavaram

INTC - Malappuram

1. IME VII Batch was conducted from 1.07.2013 to 13.07.2013

IME VIII Batch was conducted from 15.07.2013 to 27.07.2013

IME IX Batch was conducted from 29.07.2013 to 10.08.2013 IME X Batch was conducted from 12.08.2013 to 24.08.2013

IME XI Batch was conducted from 26.08.2013 to 07.09.2013

IME XII Batch was conducted from 09.09.2013 to 21.09.2013

New centre started at Malappuram, Kerala

A new centre, with a capacity of 120 students, was started at Malappuram on 14 July 2013. It offers two courses-Diploma in Mechatronics and Diploma in Electronics. The centre is located on a hill with very picturesque landscape.Malappuram has been declared as a “pollution free” area.

Rope-in 2013 was held at INTC on 26 July 2013. It was presided over by Mr. K.Venugopal, Director and COO, NTTF. The chief Guest was Mr. Abdul Majeed, Project Officer, INKEL Limited. A parent meet was held on the occasion.

Tree Plantation was held at INTC on 26 July 2013. It was presided over by Mr. K.Venugopal, Director and COO, NTTF. The chief Guest was Mr. Abdul Majeed, Project Officer, INKEL Limited. A parent meet was held on the occasion.

“Nomb-Thuraa” was organized in the month of Fasting on 5th Aug 2013. Mr. AbdulMajeed and all the INKEL staff were the special invitees on the occasion.

Independence Day was celebrated at Malappuram passport office with staff, trainees and officers from Passport office at their premises.

Onam was celebrated on 12th Sept 2013 with very good fervor at INKEL-NTTF Centre at Malappuram. Various competitions were held for the trainees and the staff.

Rope-in 2013 Tree Plantation at INTC

Nomb-Thuraa Independence Day Celebration @ INTC Onam Celebrations @ INTC

2. MRF 39th Batch Valedictory and 44th Batch Inauguration on 1.08.2013. MRF, 41st Batch Valedictory was conducted on 22nd Aug, 2013

3. Mr.Abdul Razak joined GTC on 12th July, 2013 as Asst.Manager(Trg)

4. Retirement Function of Mr.Vasudev R Joshi, Dy.Manager(Trg) conducted by staff of GTC on 31st July, 2013

5. Mr.D Muralikrishna, Manager(Trg) resigned was relieved on 10th Aug, 2013.

6. Mr.P Pari, Bangalore & Mr.Rajiv from Edutor Technologies, Bangalore visited GTC to inaugurate Tablet PC on 27.8.2013.

ROPE IN PROGRAMME ONAM CELEBRATION

Rope in programme for CP01–Diploma in Tool and Die and CP15-Diploma in Mechatronics started on 01 July 2013 and 15 July 2013 respectively, with lighting of lamp by Mr. Francis.K.L Faculty, GNTC. The 12 day programme was conducted inside the premises and regular classes were conducted as per schedule.

The programme ended with a valedictory function conducted on 12 July 2013 for CP01 and 26 July 2013 for CP15 at CT Hall Coimbatore.

Mr.Gibson , Principal –GNTC was the chief guest for the Function

Onam celebration was held at GNTC on 14th September 2013.A common POOKKALAM was the main attraction of the function.

GNTC - Coimbatore

TEACHERS DAY CELEBRATION

AYUDHA POOJA CELEBRATION

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATIONIndependence Day was celebrated at the centre on 15th August 2013. Mr. Francis K L, faculty of GNTC hoisted the National Flag and he delivered the Independence Day message .

NTTF GNTC celebrated teacher’s day on 05 September 2013. Mr.Gibson principal, GNTC presided over the function.

Ayudha Pooja celebration was held at GNTC on 11th . Oct 2013.

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KNTC - Kuttipuram

MNTC - Murbad

ROPE IN VALIDATORY FUNCTION

INDEPENDENCE DAY ONAM CELEBRATION BIRTH DAY

ETHNIC DAY ITFAR PARTY

Newly joined trainees of KNTC was conducted their VALIDATORY function on 12 July and 26 July 2013 for D1 T1 trainees. Parents and their relatives of the trainees participated and detailed information was imparted to them about NTTF and its functions.

KNTC conducted the Independence Day in commemoration of 66 Years of Independence of our country.

KNTC conducted a full day Onam celebration with various events and an elaborate lunch with three types of “payasam” on 06 September 2013. All staff and traines participated in the function.

KNTC staff celebrated the 69th birthday of their Principal, Mr. P. J. Cheriyan on 23 September 2013.

Fresher’s of KNTC celebrated their ETHNIC DAY on 26th July 2013. All staffs and trainees have participated the function. They performed various cultural programs and finally all trainees got an opportunity to know each other.

KNTC hosted an IFTAR party on 07 August 2013 in remembrance of God. All staff and trainees participated in the event.

• IMEBatch7wasconductedon1stJulyto13thJuly• IMEBatch8wasconductedon28thJulyto10thAugust• IMEBatch9wasconductedon11thAugustto24thAugust• IMEBatch10wasconductedon26thAugustto7thSeptember• IMEBatch11wasconductedon16thSeptemberto28thSeptember• ManagementCommitteeMeetingwasheldon3rdAugust,2013. Mr. N Reguraj – MD & Mr. N Arul Selvan – Director (Trg) NTTF and Mr. S K Saraf and Mr. S M Saraf – Director Technocraft Industries attended the meeting.• AmruthaMK–OJTjoinedatMNTCon8thJuly,2013• Mr.ShrihariUdupa–ExecutiveDirectorvisitedMNTCon4thJuly,2013. He shared his valuable ideas and thoughts.

1 month training programme was conducted for St. Gobain – Gujarat trainees from 26th August to 28th September.

Independence Day Celebration

CP01 Rope in Programme was conductedFrom 1st -12th July, CP15 – 15th- 26th July.

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OPJC - Bellary

SNTC - Tuticorin

9thBatchCertificateAwardFunction

The 9th Batch Certificate Award function was held at OPJC on October 3,2013. The project completed by the trainees and staff member was greatly appreciated by the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour and this motivated us to achieve greater heights.

• The inauguration of the programme was done by the ceremonial lighting of the lamp by the Chief Guest Mr. Manjunath Prabhu VP CSR & Admin JSW Steel, Guest of honour Dr. SS Gupta Director OPJC, Parents of Trainees & Mr. Madhav B Kalibhat Principal NTTF.

• Welcome address was delivered by Mr. Shekar Pattanshetti (TO).

• Mr. Madhav B Kalibhat Principal NTTF read out the yearly report.

• The outgoing trainees, Mr.Akshay Kumar, Mr. Prasad, Mr.Sanjay Barman, Mr.Sudheer Naik & Mr. Vivek Kumar Nishad shared their experiences.

• Certificates were issued by the Chief Guest and Guest of Honour to those trainees who had successfully completed their course. Special prizes were awarded to students under various categories-Highest Score,100% attendance, Best Trainee, Best Performance in Plant Training; they were awarded with course relevant books.

• Cash prize of Rs 1000/- was awarded to the team members of the Paddy Thrasher project;they instantly donated the amount to the Tamanna school for specially abled children, a gesture which was appreciated by everyone.

• The Chief Guest was appreciative of the project completed by the trainees and suggested that English and Hindi communication skills be included in the syllabus.

• Presented the Souvenir to Mr. Manjunath Prabhu Cube in Cube made by our staff Mr. Hyati Shanthappa & also ball pen made by our trainee Mr. Harun Sha presented to Dr. SS Gupta.

• Vote of thanks was proposed by Mr.Hyati Shanthappa .

• Finally function was concluded by National Anthem and conducted in a disciplined manner

• Ms.Chandini G.S was the “master of ceremonies” and she conducted the function in a disciplined manner. The function started at 2.30 pm and ended at 4 pm with the singing of the National Anthem

The Alumni meet of SNTC was held on 3rd August 2013 after a long break of 5 years. We named the Alumni Meet as “Meeta Meet -13”. The table listed shows the registration status of Alumni Meet. Our alumni, a mix of entrepreneurs and those employed with companies, walked into the campus with a lot of pride and a smile on their face.

The meeting started with registration at 10.30 am. Our old trainees now as employees and entrepreneurs of some concern walked in the campus with pride and smile. After the registration, they were gathered at the Conference Hall. Mr.R.G.K.Nair, Principal of SNTC addressed the gathering and discussed about the current scenario of NTTF and the expectations from the alumni like placement support, etc.

Followed by the address of the Principal, a slide show of the alumni’s activities during their training period was done. “Graffiti Board” was placed and the alumni were given full freedom to scribble on it.

Then, we had a photo session with our staff of SNTC. The staff and alumni relived their memories of their association with a lot of joy. There boomed the chit chat between the staff and the alumni about their evergreen memories. We were all happy to see the alumni and the ex-staff of SNTC recollecting their memories by taking a mock class in the workshop.

S.No Discipline Strength Batch1 Mechatronics 17 2003-2006

2 Computer Engineering15 2007-200816 2008-2011

3 Staff 3

After the sports, we conducted the function at the volley ball ground at 6.00 pm. Mr.T.Ohmsakthi, Academic Incharge of SNTC welcomed the gathering. Mr.R.G.K.Nair, Principal of SNTC addressed the gathering.Alumni shared their point of view with our trainees individually.

Mr. M. Ganesh Murugan, Asst. Manager Training of SNTC who coordinated this Alumni Meet thanked the alumni for their support and respect they have for on the SNTC family.Thereafter a delicious feast was arranged in the same arena.

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TNTC - Tumkur

TTC - Tellicherry

Independence day 2013 function was held in the SIT campus on 15/08/2013.NTTF-SIT Centre joined in for the celebration.

The function was inaugurated by the beloved Principal, Mr. Shivakumarayya by hoisting the flag, who also spoke on the occasion. All staff members and trainees attended the function. After the flag hoisting, sweets were distributed to all those who were present. The programme was wound up with the singing of the national anthem. This was followed by a speech by the trainees. The programme offered us an opportunity to recall the sacrifices made by the freedom fighters of India.

The Solarcon India Exhibition 2013, held at KTPO,Bangalore on 3 August 2013, was attended by the staff members and the trainees of NTTF-SIT Centre.

The main attraction of the exhibition was the latest developments in solar technology. Companies from around the world exhibited the latest technologies in the solar field. A number of working models of new equipment based on solar technology were showcased. Through this exhibition, the companies provided information about the advantages of solar energy and ways and means to use it effectively to the trainees.

The tablet launch programme was held on 20 August 2013 at SIT centre, Tumkur.

The programme commenced in the presence of Dy.Manager, NTTF-Bangalore centre, Mr.Palanikumar, our Unit Head, Mr.Tomson and Mr.Srinivasan, Vice-Principal of NEC, with an introduction to the technology initiatives at NTTF. A brief on the IGNITOR software installed in the tablet was provided by the representative from Edutor. Post the introduction the tablets were issued to the students, along with the password.

INDEPENDENCE DAY 2013

SOLARCON INDIA EXHIBITION 2013

TABLET LAUNCHING PROGRAMME

FAREWELL AND WELCOME FUNCTION

A get together was arranged at TTC guest house to bid farewell to Mr.Anilkumar N.P, Principal,TTC and simultaneously welcome Mr.R.Ayyappan, who took over charge as the Principal of TTC w.e.f August 10. All staff members were present at the event.

EVENTS ORGANISED

As the part of ENVIRONMENTAL DAY(SEPT 5),here at TTC the Environmental club organized the plantation of saplings. The trainees and staff participated in the event. Mr.Anilkumar.N.P,the principal TTC inaugurated the programme.

WELCOME AND ROPE IN PROGRAMME

The welcome and rope in valedictory function for the new batch of CP08 & CP15 was conducted on 26th July at Sangamam auditorium, Tellicherry. Mr.R.Ayyappan, the principal TTC, Mr.Sadanandan, Sr. Faculty and all other staff participated in the function.

ONAM CELEBRATION

Celebrated the Onam festival on 9th Sept at TTC with different cultural competitions.The final year trainees of CP15 celebrated the ONAM in Prathyasa Bhavan,a rehabilitation centre.

SPECIAL ADMISSION FOR GOVT SPONSORED TRAINEES

As per Kerala Govt and NTTF tie up, we have admitted 286 trainees from Kerala. They were selected from 728 applicants across Kerala.The major admission centre was TTC. Out of 286 trainees 108 trainees were admitted in Tellicherry itself.

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VTC - Vellore

ROPE IN PROGRAM CP01 :

Rope in program for CP01 Tool and die Making was conducted in VTC from 2nd JUL 2013 to 11th JUL 2013.

ROPE IN PROGRAM CP15 :

Rope in program for CP15 Mechatronics was conducted in VTC from 16th JUL 2013 to 26th JUL 2013.

INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION :

67TH INDEPENDENCE DAY was celebrated in the VTC campus on 15th AUG 2013.

ARTS AND SPORTS INAGURATION :

Arts and sports inauguration function was conducted in VTC for the year of 2013 ~ 2014.

PRESIDENT: Mr. PONNAMBALAM. S

VICE PRESIDENT ARTS : Mr. T.VINOTH

VICE PRESIDENT SPORTS : Mr. NARESH

We are pleased to inform that, ‘AVENGERS’, Quality Circle from VTC was placed in GOLD Category in the Twenty Second Chapter Convention on Quality Circles CCQCC-2013 held at Chennai on 5th and 6th October 2013.

The AVENGERS team of 5 students, coordinator and facilitator participated in the convention and presented a QC Case Study.

AVENGERS is qualified to participate in the National Convention to be held at Kolkatta from 20th to 22nd December 2013.

WEDDING BELLS : WE WISH THEM PROSPEROUS AND HAPPY MARRIED LIFE.

Mrs. J. Krishnaveni ( T.O ) wedded Mr. P. Jeevanantham on 15th SEP 2013.

Mr. Satheesh Kannan ( A.M ) wedded Mrs. K. Kanimozhi on 15th SEP 2013.

VTC has joined the select bandwagon of NTTF centres to start the much awaited Integrated Maintenance Expert (IME) training programme for M/S Indus Towers. on 30.09.2013

To start the program, electrical power points, cable works to connect and energise the DG sets, Battery Bank, Air Conditioners, Power Interface Units and other equipment were done at very short notice of 6 days.

The Guest of Honour, Mr. Siddarth Mathur, Manager, HR/Indus Towers, inaugurated the programme in the presence of officials from M/s Indus Towers and NTTF.

Congratulations AVENGERS Team!

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MALAPPURAM NTTF Technical Training Centre at INKEL CAMPUS, EDU-CITY, Karathodu, Oorakam Melmuri P.O,

Malappuram District, Kerala, Ph: 0483 2836736 Email: ghori@nttf.co.in

MURBAD NTTF Technical Training Centre, SSN Technical Education Centre, Pasheni, Murbad,

Thane - 421 401, Maharashtra, Ph: +91-(0)-2524-203166/203176, Fax: +91-(0)-2524-222335, Email: mntc@nttf.co.in

PANTNAGAR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at Ashok Leyland Ltd., Plot No. 1, Sector 12, Dist. US Nagar,

Pantnagar, Uttarakhand - 263153, Ph: +91-(0)-5944-259031/32, Email: vraju@nttf.co.in

THALASSERY NTTF Technical Training Centre, P.B. No. 1, Nettur P.O., Thalassery - 670105, Kerala,

Ph: +91-(0)-490-2351423, 2351144, Fax: 91-(0)-490-2351261, Email: ttc@nttf.co.in

TUMKUR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at Siddaganga Institute of Technology, Above Health Centre,

SIT Campus, Tumkur - 572103, Karnataka, Ph: +91-(0)-816-2214031, Fax: +91-(0)-816-2284554, Email: tntc@nttf.co.in

TUTICORIN NTTF Technical Training Centre, at SPIC Campus, SPIC Nagar, Tuticorin- 628005, TN,

Ph: +91-(0)-461-2356715, Fax: +91-(0)-461-2356815, Email: sntc@nttf.co.in

VADAKKENCHERRY NTTF at Govt. Community College, Vadakkencherry, Near Govt. Hospital,

PO Vadakkanchery, Palakkad - 678683, Kerala, Email: gccvdcy@gmail.com

VELLORE NTTF Technical Training Centre, No. 269 & 271, Chittoor High Road, Katpadi,

Vellore- 632007, TN, Ph: +91-(0)-416-2244017/ 2247651 Fax: +91-(0)-416-2242481, Email: vtc@nttf.co.in

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BANGALORE NTTF Electronics Training Centre, 40/40A, Electronic City Post, Hosur Road,

BANGALORE - 560 100, Karnataka, Ph: +91-(0) 80-28520010, 28520171, 42623506 Fax: +91-(0) 80-28520562, 28521470, Email: secretarynec@nttf.co.in

Nettur Technical Training Foundation, Post Box No. 5857, #23/24, II Phase, Peenya Industrial Area, BANGALORE - 560 058,Karnataka Ph: +91-(0) 80-28397218, Fax: +91-(0) 80-28371539, Email: btc@nttf.co.in

NTTF School of Postgraduate Studies, #23/24, II Phase, Peenya Industrial Area, BANGALORE - 560 058, Karnataka, Ph: +91-80-28393167, Email: pgschool@nttf.co.in

BADDI NTTF Technical Training Centre, at Baddi Technical Training Institute, EPIP - Phase - 1,

Jharmajri, Baddi - 173205, Dist,-Solan (H.P), Ph: 01795 244495, 0931878164, Email: btti@nttf.co.in

BELLARY NTTF Technical Training Centre, at O.P. Jindal Centre for Vocational Training,

Opp. Police Quarters, Toranagallu Village, Bellary Dist - 583 123, Karnataka, Ph: 08395-250366, 250367, Fax: 08395-250510, Email: opjc@nttf.co.in

COIMBATORE NTTF Technical Training Centre at GKDITR Campus, Sangothipalayam Arasur (P.O),

Coimbatore - 641407, TN, Ph: +91-(0) 0422-3299106/ 0422-2361103 Fax: +91-(0) 0422-2360356, Email: gntc@nttf.co.in

DHARWAD NTTF Technical Training Centre, Post Bag No. 29, Pune - Bangalore Road,

Dharwad - 580001, Karnataka, Ph: +91-(0) 0836-2747378, 2743272, Fax: +91-(0) 0836-2748594, Email: dtc@nttf.co.in

GANNAVARAM NTTF Technical Training Centre, Davajigudem, Gannavaram - 521101,

Krishna District, Andhra Pradesh, Phone: +91-(0) 08676-252472, Fax: +91-(0) 08676-252982, Email: gtc@nttf.co.in

GOPALPUR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at J.N. TATA Tech. Education Centre, Gopalpur, Jagannathpur,

P.O, Narendrapur, Ganjam Dist. - 760007, Odisha, Ph: +91-(0) 0680-2343968, 6450836, Fax: +91-(0) 0680-2343969, Email: jntc@nttf.co.in

HYDERABAD NTTF Technical Training Centre, at HBL, HBL Nagar, Survey No. 64 to 67 & 77 to 81,

Nandigaon Village, Kothur Mandal, Mahabub Nagar Dist - 509223, Andhra Pradesh, Ph: +91-(0) 08548-240450, Fax: +91-(0) 08548-24045, Email: hntc@nttf.co.in

JAIPUR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at PEAK College of Technical Training, #34,

Ayuwan Singh Nagar, Behind Gayatri Nagar, Durgapura, Jaipur 302015, Rajasthan, Ph: +91-(0) 0141-276 1300, Email: pntcjaipur@gmail.com

JAMSHEDPUR NTTF Technical Training Centre, at RD TATA Technical Education Centre, Golmuri,

Agrico Post - 831009, Jamshedpur, Jharkhand, Ph: +91-(0) 0657 6549960 to 73, 2441665, Fax: +91-(0) 0657-2348749, Email: rntc@nttf.co.in

KUTTIPURAM NETTUR TECHNICAL TRAINING FOUNDATION, at Keltron Tool Room cum Training Centre,

Thangal Padi, Thrikkanappuram (P.O), KUTTIPURAM, Malppuram Dist. - 679573, Kerala. Phone: +91-(0)-494-2126087, Email: kntc@nttf.co.in

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