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Name: Thambiraj
Date: April 2nd 2008
What is happening at RSK ? There are two comments on this Singapore blog
http://forabettergiis.blogspot.com/2008/04/1-april-2008-april-fool.html
Is this all true ?
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Name: pirabu (pirabu98(at)yahoo.co.in) Date: Mon 21 Aug 2006 01:45:29 AM EDT Subject: all the best hi to all the board exam students ALL THE BEST Name: natasha (nata66(at)yahoo.com) Date: Mon 07 Aug 2006 01:19:07 AM EDT Subject: Hey, Could you please update RSK's web page. I see from time and time again that rsk's website is unattendant and not updated. It's pathetic to see the same number e-mail addresses of staffs without any addition to it for ages and so is the news about old students association and about the school itself. Hello, anybody there....., Please make updates at regular intervals. Will the new princi do something about it?. Natasha California U.S Name: Sivamani Muru (c_vaa007(at)yahoo.com) Date: Thu 03 Aug 2006 12:16:28 AM EDT Subject: Give thank to God. We have to thank God for being safe and sound. We still stand firm on a stable ground and are able enjoy the air of freedom. Somewhere in the corner of our heart our inner voice yells: "YOU Lucky".
Civil War has broken out in Sri Lanka, so is in Lebonan, Isreal and in some parts of Indonesia. Tsunami had it hands too once again on some parts of the world. In many parts of Africa shortage of food persists. New airborne and waterborne diseases had increased death tolls in many countries across the globe. Aren't you lucky mate?. Give thanks to God and who else can protects us more than God himself.
Short message from: Name: L..PIRABU (PIRABU09(at)YAHOO.IN.CO) Date: Wed 19 Jul 2006 08:01:34 AM EDT Subject: ALL THE BEST FOR 10 AND 12 STUDENTS HI,EVERBODY IT IS NICE TO HEAR THAT RSK'S RESULT IN 10 AND 12 HAS CAME OUT WELL THIS YEAR. I WISH ALL THE BEST FOR THIS YEAR ALSO Name: L.PIRABU (PSULAAN(at)YAHOO.COM) Date: Wed 19 Jul 2006 04:52:16 AM EDT Subject: HATS OFF STUDYING IN RSK IS GREAT. THE TEACHER R GREAT IN THIS SCHOOL. I WISH MY JUINORS OF 10 %26 12 ALL THE BEST FOR THIER EXAM. AND TO SENIORS U HAVE GIVEN A GOOD SHAPE 2 SCHOOL Name: l.pirabu (PSULAAN(at)YAHOO.COM) Date: Tue 18 Jul 2006 08:33:48 AM EDT Subject: hai friends hai friends i miss this school very much. teachers r great in my school. ALL THE BEST FOR 12 and 10 STD STUDENTS Name: Rinit Roy (rinit1994(at)gmail.com) Date: Fri 14 Jul 2006 08:32:53 AM EDT Subject: GIEF better I'm a student of R.S.K in std viii and i fell that after the taking over of the GIEF the school is chanding a lot and is getting much better than before Name: Suresh HS (hs_sureshchandra(at)yahoo.com) Date: Fri 07 Jul 2006 06:01:17 AM EDT Subject: Batch of 1983 Hi all, Studied in RSK from 1969-1976. Classmate of Srinivasan,Mathew Kurien, Amitabha Dutta, V Shankar, M Shankar, R. Ravi, Sasi Kumar, Sarathy, Manohar. Does anyone know the whereabouts of our classteachers - Ms Burney,Shirley, Kamakshi and Vagus ?
Best wishes, Name: Antony Abraham (mailmohith(at)gmail.com) Date: Thu 29 Jun 2006 02:53:32 PM EDT Subject: Alumini i left for cochin after learing till 6th standard i want to contact my friends Name: Joseph David (davidpaul2020(at)yahoo.com) Date: Mon 22 May 2006 01:42:19 PM EDT Subject: New Winds At RSK Change is inevitable, and the wisest choice would be to embrace it and allow it to evolve. Unfortunately Indians (and i don't refer to Indian nationals only) are generally resistant to change. With the Montfort Brothers leaving and a new management taking over RSK, I believe that RSK can continue to progress. In the final analysis, it's the people who make it or break it. No organisation can grow bigger than the minds of the people who run it. Let's give the new management a chance to take RSK to higher grounds. I left RSK in 1986 and have been back in Malaysia since then. What has kept me going is the quality of wholesome education I received in RSK and I'm sure thousands more would vouch for that thought.
If we love our alma mater, we should allow anything and everything that would take her higher, and I believe new blood would inject that much needed zest into it.
Date: Wed 14 May 2006 02:30:38 AM Subject: New Principal of RSK is Shri.P.Varadarajan Dear Alumni, You would be glad to know that late afternoon of Monday,the 15th May 2006, Shri.P.Varadarajan assumed charge as Principal of RSK Hr.Sec.School.Armed with a Master's Degree in English and a scholar in English,Sanskrit and Tamil ( not to mention a near mother tongue ability in Hindi), Shri.Varadarajan carries a rich experience of 20 years in K-12 education and has headed some of the best CBSE schools in central, eastern and western parts of India. We at GIEF seek the support, suggestions and co-operation of the alumni. Regards Nandakumar.V Director -Academic,GIEF. Sivamani Muru (c_vaa007(at)yahoo.com) Date: Wed 03 May 2006 02:30:38 AM Subject: Life got to go on... Life is a variable, it is never static whether we like it or not. BHEL's decision to change the school's administration and the brothers' decision to comply is a sign for change. Let us welcome that change sportingly without letting down those special qualities of a RSK student. Long live RSK. From: Sivamani Muru Batch:1981 Name: V.Srinivasan (anusriniabhi2001(at)yahoo.co.in) Date: Thu 06 Apr 2006 11:56:52 PM Subject: RSK Teachers Corpus Fund Hi Everybody, In my personal opinion, by god's grace, this is what we can do..... Start a trust based out of Chennai/Trichy.(preferably chennai) We have approx 3,500 alumni.@ Rs.1000 per alumni we will straight away have a corpus fund of about Rs.35 lakhs to start with. This would build over the years as every year atleast 150 students pass out. Now, out of this 35 lakhs initially,we would get atleast 3 lakhs as interest annually. We can start a pension fund for both the retired teachers and also alumni who cross 58 years of age. Why can't we have a pension fund for the alumni also? With 3 lakhs per annum and with 20 retired teachers and atleast 10 retired alumni, each person is likely to get Rs.10,000 per annum (to start with) and this would go up every year as the corpus builds up. The corpus will definitely go beyond this as those living abroad will donate more than Rs.1000 and we can even invite corporate donations,esp from BHEL. can we have someone thinking on these lines pls. (a major request- let us not rubbish anyone's ideas if we do not agree with them but let us try and make our minds a bit constructive) stalwarts like T.Valliappan of 1983 batch can take up the initiative of this corpus idea,which by god's grace can be implemented....... If the school's management is changing,there is little we can do at this stage.atleast,let us take care of our teachers and our retiring alumni Name: Sandeep Chatterjee (mail2you(at)post.com) Date: Mon 20 Feb 2006 07:46:28 AM EST Subject: Alma mater
I am Sandeep Chatterjee / Class of 1992. Name: Manju Rajendran (manju.r(at)myrealbox.com) Date: Sat 04 Feb 2006 04:48:21 AM EST Subject: Kailsapuram to Katur
Hi All Name: Mariannan (bromariannan(at)yahoo.com) Date: Fri 20 Jan 2006 09:31:10 AM EST Subject: Brother Provincial's Circular to Parents and the well wishers
Dear Old students it is heartening to read through your concern and solidarity with us brothers at this moment of transition.
January 16, 2006
We, Brothers had no intention of giving a detailed account of the happenings and developments that eventually forced us to serve notice to BHEL management but unfortunately the company has come out to the public with a circular regarding why we Brothers are leaving the school conveniently presenting only the partial truth and concealing the vital points. Hence, we are forced to give to you our parents and well wishers the correct picture of what led us to leave the School, which we held, so close to our heart for the last forty two years.
First of all I would like to tell you that we are not leaving RSK just because we are planning another school. Building schools and providing quality education is our mission and the proposed new school is just our routine expansion of our mission. One may ask why in Kattur? Well, the answer is simple. It is at the repeated requests of the public and the need of the locality. If building a school in Kattur were our aim to leave RSK, we would not have renewed our contract with the BHEL management for another 10 years in 2004. I cannot understand the unfounded fear of BHEL that it would result in a conflict of interest for the school management when the company is having number of schools by different managements in the same campus!
1. As we all know, RSK is a forty two years old institution. It needs a lot of maintenance for the sake of the safety of the students, which is much insisted by the education department after the Kumbakonam tragedy. Even after bringing these to the notice of the company, nothing much is done. 2. The growing negative attitude of BHEL management towards the welfare measures such as Medical facility, House tariff etc. of the teaching community, which gives its life for the well being of the students was brought to the attention of the authorities concerned along with the PTA of the school but of no use. 3. The due monthly subsidy to the school by BHEL is quite often delayed or carried over to the following months, which places the Principal into unnecessary tension and hinders from concentrating his time and energy on important aspects of the students educational needs. 4. Unfortunately the integrity of the Montfort Brothers was questioned by the Executive Director on 19-09-2005 during his meeting with the principal. When the sanctioned subsidy for the year was not released in full, the Principal approached the ED to sort it out that day. He in turn said that already RSK is well fed and a lot of money is dumped in RSK. He went on to blame the Brothers of being non-transparent, money minded and cheating comparing the brothers to the vegetable vendors! 5. He asked about the school we are planning to start at Kattur. Principal told that it was a routine expansion of our mission in TN. For this the ED stated, "You start the school in Kanyakumari, why in Kattur?" For this he was told by the principal that the Brothers need not get the permission from BHEL where and how to start a school. It is far from truth that anything regarding computer education or the school bus was talked in the meeting of the Principal with the ED on 19th September 2005. 6. Having listened to the humiliating experience of the Principal with the ED on 19-09-2005, I sent a letter on 22-09-2005 to ED expressing our shock and dismay at the baseless allegations made against us, questioning our very integrity by the ED in the presence of GM-HR and AGM-HR. In my letter to him I reminded 'how he as a parent of the school a couple of years ago and as an officer acknowledged and spoke high and appreciated the brothers' service and commitment on various occasions and now going to the extent of labeling the brothers as non-transparent and cheats'. I got on 13-10-2005 an embarrassing reply of denial of facts from DGM-HR who was not even present in the meeting. 7. As per the decision of my council, I as the Chairman of Montfort Brothers - Trichy Province, had requested for an appointment with the ED through my letter dated 09-11-2005 to clarify face to face the issues raised. I had suggested the date 15-24 of November. As there was no reply from the ED office I sent a reminder on 5-12-2005 asking for an appointment between 8-12 December since I was to go to Rome on 14th December 2005. In reply to my letter I received a letter from GM-HR dated 7th December (along with a copy of a letter dt.14-11-2005 from ED) stating that ED had replied to my letter of 09-11-2005 expressing his inability to meet me due to other engagements. The so called letter of ED dated 14-11-05 has not reached me till this date surprisingly. 8. I was quick to answer and give my views through my letter dated 9th December 05 on three issues raised by the BHEL. Here is what I stated: " RSK school has not purchased any land anywhere. The School annual audited statements and budgets submitted every year give the details on financial matters concerning RSK HSS and the rate of computer fees collected class wise was given in my letter" 9. And now about the income from School stationary, Bus and computer education have been explained to the BHEL management by the former principals through letters to their satisfaction. These items have been managed and financed by the Brothers right from the inception of RSK School at the request of the officials of those days. At no point of time (even when we renewed our contract in march 2004) we were told to include these items in the school account system since it was purely by the Brothers fund and at their supervision. Knowing with deep grief the humiliation meted out to us, that our integrity, and honour is suspected and having got no date for dialogue with the ED after waiting patiently till 13th December 05, my council decided the painful decision to give the notice for termination of contract with the BHEL and handover the school management from the coming academic year. This is the fact on which our decision rests and nothing else. We have happily served the institution for forty-two years amidst many hardships with the unstinted support of our teachers. We are proud of our contribution to the Nation, to BHEL and to a large group of students. We are contended with the way our old students have discovered their lives and our worth. They are and will always be our beacons carrying the torch of greatness and remain grateful for the Montfortian way of education they received. Our motive was not profit and gain. Unfortunately our integrity and honour is questioned. This should not have been done to us. Anyhow, we go with the realization that some in this world sometimes may not reciprocate in the same measure as you give. Yours brotherly,
Name: R K Sen (senrk(at)sify.com) Date: Thu 12 Jan 2006 11:29:36 PM EST Subject: Sudden move by the Montfort Brothers Yes, the happenings at RSK are indeed sad. Mr. Ramanan has talked about aspersions cast by the current ED of BHEL Trichy on the brothers, but we do not have complete information (from either side). Allegations of financial irregularities have been levelled for the last ten years. Even today, computer fees (Rs.400), arbitrary group fines (ranging from Rs.25 to Rs.100), earthquake relief, and many similar amounts are collected without any documentation of any kind. I know that this will also be shocking to all of you, but it is true. The brothers have decided to leave RSK with this academic year. What is also to be known is that they have opened a new primary school in Kattur, and this is a major factor in their decision. Teachers, including senior teachers, have told the students that they would be leaving along with the Brothers. Whatever be the validity and justification for this move, what is shocking is that they have not taken either the students or the parents into their confidence, despite the availability of various forums like the Parents Teachers Association. Astoundingly, no formal communication has been made as yet. Especially bewildered are the students who will step into the tenth and twelfth standards. They are suddenly left to fend for themselves at this crucial point in their academic path. Even if alternative arrangements are made by the BHEL management, the trauma of new teachers, new methods, new management, is bound to wreak untold havoc to those preparing for the final examinations a year away. Especially pathetic will be the lot of the CBSE students, who face a change of board in their final year, since there is no alternative CBSE school in the near vicinity. Those who have built up such an enviable reputation in education should preserve it by deferring their movement by a year, so that parents get an opportunity to explore their options and choose what is best for the students. Maybe those OSA members who have influence can prevail over the Brothers to think about the plight of the students. Please circulate this in other OSA forums. R K Sen (senrk(at)sify.com) Name: B V Ramanan 1976 (mythilybv(at)sify.com) Date: Wed 21 Dec 2005 08:17:52 PM EST Subject: RSK where do we go from here I am delighted to read about our school. Sitting in Trichy I have my association with school is on a weekly basis what with my children studying there. I am writing to you in the context of some sad happenings at RSK. The current ED of BHEL cast aspersions on the integrity of the brothers.It was sad that he chose to speak in a manner not befitting to his stature. The brothers have decided to leave RSK with this academic Year. I know that this will be shocking to all of you but it is true. I am trying my best to salvage the situation. Just for the info of all RSKites B V Ramanan 1976 batch Name: Sivamani Muru (c_vaa007(at)yahoo.com) Date: Tue 03 Jan 2006 03:30:55 AM EST Subject: The Unsung Heros I was been a boarder and a student of RSK from 1972 till 1981. And as a boarder I had spent more quality time with the brothers who ran both the school and the boarding. I consider the time that I spent in this great institution has moulded me into a well rounded personality. This transformation would not have materialized without the efforts of the brothers and it was their guidance that had made me to rediscover my potentials, and stand tall in facing world. Like me there are tens and thousand of them who had graduated from this institution are now serving the world with pride and confidence. Why now after all these years of parenting this institution with dedication and sacrifice, these brothers be called off. I did visit India and the school in oct 2003, and I felt the same amount of dedication by the brothers as my time. Many would agree with me that they are unsung heros. Truly in our hearts of heart we know what we have gained from these brother and to understand these experience one should have been a student at RSK. No outsider can feel the same degree compassion as we are all do. No final verdict of discharging these brothers should ever be brought without consulting the students of RSK. They know better what is best for their future and who can care for them the most. Sivamani Muru Name: Amar Venkatarangan (a_venkatarangan(at)hotmail.com) Date: Tue 01 Nov 2005 01:37:44 PM EST Subject: contacts Anyone from RSK in pharmaceutical field in either US or India, please contact me. a_venkatarangan(at)hotmail.com Name: Dr Dennis T. dassan (neurosurgeon) (denny09(at)hotmail.com) Date: Mon 08 Aug 2005 03:30:37 AM EDT Subject: Helmet wearing should be made mandatory. Year after year I see cases where people die due to head injury. As a neurosurgeon I would strongly recommend the bikers (Two Wheelers) to wear helmet. Helmets reduce the impact of blows during road accidents and over 90 percent of lives were saved in the past mainly because the bikers were wearing helmets. Doctors aren't God, we cannot recreate the whole new brain if the parts of the brain is seriously damaged and some may become vegetative due to permanent loss of memory. There are chances that one may become paralysed. Brain is the vital part of the human body and it is the brain that commands and control the actions that we do. Helmet wearing should be made mandatory. New legislation has be enacted so that no bikers can ride without wearing a helmet. When we can buy a bike for 40,000 rupees, it will not hurt us to spend another 600 to 1000 rupees for our helmets. India is one of the very few countries in the world that has no laws to enforce its bikers to wear helmet. Somethings in life cannot take chances and we have to play the game by its rules. Name: Sivamani Muru (c_vaa007(at)yahoo.com) Date: Fri 29 Jul 2005 01:51:57 AM EDT Subject: Think BIG. It's time that all of us think big. If we aim for a hundred we might end up in ninety plus marks in our exams and if we just aim for a pass mark there are chances that we may fail painfully. To aim big we have to think big, so thinking big is not just confined to exams alone. Couple of months back there was a chatting session on the internet and the topic of discussion was whether to build a world class international airport for chennai. Many foreigners too took part in this chatting and they did emphasis the need for a world class airport and also wrote down a list of things at our present airport that we have to improve. The first thing they commented was about the toilet which was often found dirty, the second thing was about the narrow conveyor belt at the baggage collection area which bruised and damaged bags and the third thing was about the airport taxi that ferried air passengers to the city, and commented here about small baggage trunk that can hardly fit a 29 inch bag and the faulty taxi doors for some taxis. Soon the chatting session was turned into a battlefield. Our own people started to use the four lettered swearing words at these foreigners. I was totally disappointed at this act because these foreigners were not putting us down but instead they were trying to give us clues on how to improve our airport. I took that as a constructive criticism, and a need to improve our system. I wrote in trying to cool some of our own chatters and told them not react emotionally but act to rationally. Many of these angry chatters turned against me. One even asked me if education, poverty and airport is on the list what would I choose?. I told them that I do not differ in my opinion with them in giving priority to poverty and education and at the same time in order to eradicate poverty and to provide education to all where is the government going to get their fund. Through taxes right. I told them that the aviation industry is not a non profit making organisation. It's a billion dollar industry. Tiny island nation like Singapore is making millions of dollars through their airports by ever increasing influx of tourists. A journey begins and ends in the airport, and if a journey into a nation is a smooth transistion, it will bring in more and more tourist. India unlike many of its neighbours have a lot to offer in tourism and we have not even tapped a quarter of our potentials. Inorder to do a business one needs capital, premises(Building) and goods. I told them that I see the airport as premises from where we do business, tourism is our goods, the capital is the money we are initially going to spend on improving our facilities. One even told me that he was not interested in foreign dollars coming into the country and he said india's businesses too pay tax. I wrote in to tell this guy that collecting revenues by merely taxing our own people is liking fishing in our pond but by receiving revenues from tourist coming from abroad is liking fishing in the ocean, we have surplus fund in there. If we have 5 ruppees and 5 people to share, we'll only have 1 rupee each to go around and if another 5 rupees is given to us by external source then each person will be richer by 2 rupees. Isn't that not true. I really do not understand why we at times fail to see the bigger picture. It is time that every indian thinks big. Abdul Kalam in his statement to the Indian people have asked them to explore beyond this planet, which simply means be futuristic and think big. Name: Maya (maya4(at)hotmail.com) Date: Mon 27 Jun 2005 03:54:21 AM EDT Subject: India is in needs of more Architects. Year after year I see large number of students enroll themselves for information technology related studies. I.T is one popular studies they know of. I have nothing against I.T. It still has potentially for a decent living but at the same time there are other courses which has high end job demands and can fetch as much as an I.T professional or even more. One such studies is Architecture. The whole world is up on the Infrastructure race and India is no exception. We need more Condos, hypermarkets, shopping plazas, public buildings, state of art offices and airports. An architect earns anything from 8 to 10% of the total cost of constructing a building. Gone are days where people settle easily for a matchbox (squarish) shaped buildings. People are now more into form (shapes) and function (space Utility). It's the architects who can design a building that can speak for itself. If you are a person who has flair for both science and arts, then architecture is for you. India is expanding and infrastructure is the key to induce such expansion and architects have bigger role to play. Name: Sivamani Muru (c_vaa007(at)yahoo.com) Date: Fri 17 Jun 2005 02:19:46 AM EDT Subject: Last minute rushers I'm really sadden by the stigma that we carry around as last minute rushers. May it be studying for an exam or participating in an atheletic event, we choose to burn the midnight oil rather than working towards it progressively and consistently. How many of us have gone back home each day after class and studied extensively on all subjects taught that day in school on examination footing. How many of us have prepared well ahead for the next chapter to drown your teachers with questions. In the western world the teachers are the ones who are hard chased by smart students and they have to work doubly hard to provide facts of new developments on that related field of studies to stand ahead of students. There is no black cat crossing the road omen to stop you from taking your strides there. Some good qualities are worth learning to become a progressive nation. India is officially holding the Commonwealth Games for the year 2010. We are little over the mid year 2005 and we just have four and a half years to complete our stadiums, build hotels for foreign delegates and guests for the game, and to improve on our roads and inter city railway system and to landscape and beautify the whole sports city. The bitter truth is we have not even started on our ground works yet. The blue prints are still sitting on our drawing board to be completed. Tenders are yet to be called and prosposals are yet to be finalised. This commonwealth games is no local event, the whole world is going to turn to India, either through personal visits for the game or through their television sets from their home country. Participants from over hundred countries are going to pour in for the event. Not only will they be here to tour around our sports city but they'll also measure our capabilities and our organising abilities by the way we carry ourselves. If we did well, every Indian on this globe will be hounoured and India will be well documented for the world to see. We have to train our own children first, and then our own Indian youths to work around the clock and to appreciate the importance of working consistently and effectively. Children who are raised by these standards will not put things off for tomorrow and they'll begin work right away. India is in need of such leaders and let that begin from RSK. Love Sivamani Muru. Name: Gayu (Metgayu23(at)hotmail.com) Date: Thu 16 Jun 2005 02:30:53 AM EDT Subject: Volunteering for a social service. Whilst I was a student at RSK there were many venues that gave first hand experience in volunteering for a social service. We visited home for the aged and even cleared grass for road at Manal Maydu way back in late seventies. Not only were we given the sense of empathy for others but also a firm platform for survival. I presume that RSK is still proactive in lending its hands to most unfortunate folks of our society. If it does then I have few suggestions that may be worth considering. 1) Counselling for those left at the house of the aged: These lonely hearts needs real persons to talk to, why not that be you. Apart from showing the positive side to life; take with you some used clothings that may be of great use to them. 2) Adopt a slum and teach the children to read and write: This can be done every saturday as a part of extra curricular activities. 3) Planting of trees: Collect money and buy tree samples from the nursery and plant trees along the village roads. Tell each child there that every child gets a tree to take care. Tell them that they own a tree and they should feed and water them to grow. This infact teaches them to be civic conscious. I hope being a part of the community enables us to grow and branch out in the main stream society. What we learned at school takes us all our lives. Love: Gayathri Name: TPG PRASAD (tpg_prasad(at)yahoo.com) Date: Sun 05 Jun 2005 03:41:12 PM EDT Subject: About RSK It is great to be RSKite and we should feel proud and we will. The value of RSK knows only when we are out of it. And the knowledge we got from our teachers is some think great that we can't spell it. Finally I'm proud to be RSK student. Name: Sheldon Sivamani ( Written For RSK ) (c_vaa007(at)yahoo.com) Date: Tue 24 May 2005 02:19:05 AM EDT Subject: Education isn't just bookish. True education isn't just mugging word to word of the text and spilling them over the examination paper. Truly speaking, we do not want others to judge our intellect based merely on three hours of doing the exam. Can one become a true genius, if just few chapters he or she studied becomes the question paper of the day or can one be labelled as less genius if he or she have studied nearly all chapters and left out only few chapters that becomes the question paper. The truth is one had a lucky day and the other didn't. But unfortunately exam is the popular mode of testing intelligents. Most civilized world has now recognised assignments, presentations and experiments along side the written examination to judge a candidate. Discipline is crucial in every part of our work. At the same time to become arguementative in our learning process does not neccessarily mean that we are less disciplined or becoming oversmart. Newton said in his theory that it is the force of gravity that is pulling down the apple that snaps from the tree branch. An arguementative learning will prompt the mind to think of the possibility if an upper force is pushing the apple down instead. Research begins on it and new findings can be born on the way. Learning is not merely accepting what others have given us to see but what more we can see. When Radio first became the communication media tool of the humankind, it was not perceived as an end communication tool. Someone went beyond to add visuals to sounds we hear and television was born. Today we can have the virtual experience of travelling in a roller coaster with a actor by watching movies on IMAX (ImageMax) screen. Tomorrow, who knows someone may add the smell element to the already existing sight and sound invention. We may be able smell Jasmine flowers in our living room whilst watch a girl wearing that flower through our own television set. When we read a book we should read between lines, truly to see how, when, and where it can be applied in our day today's life. How much further can we improve on what others have already given us. Such hands on experimentations shouldn't be pushed until we become a research scholar. It should be practiced right through the school days so that this habit of ours will bring new inventions to India when we set ourself to excel in our near future. Name: A.MURUGAN (murugan2210(at)yahoo.com) Date: Mon 16 May 2005 11:54:15 AM EDT Subject: BATCH 1985 hi, I am murugan who studied in section D TILL MY 7H STANDARD.MY CLASS MATES WERE SWAMINATHAN,ISSAC NEWTON,SAMSON DAVID,DYANESH BABU,JAYASREE,JAYARAJ.LIKE TO MEET YOU FELLAS. Name: Sivamani Muru (c_vaa007(at)yahoo.com) Date: Mon 16 May 2005 04:28:09 AM EDT Subject: China model economy for India economy ( Exclusively for RSK) If you had visited the mainland china in the near past, you would have seen unimagineable engineering feat that has placed china on the world map for infrastructure excellence. Both highways and expressways are six laned chanelling traffics to their end destination as quickly and smoothly as possible. Single land owners have joined hands with adjacent land owners and brought their individual lands together to make collective land masses. They built mega sized shopping malls and plazas on these land masses and shared their rental returns accordingly. Furthermore, it is easier to win bank loans if land size is big and the project to be undertaken is to make definite monetary returns. Inorder to bring the lands together under a common boundary, there should be consensus mind over matter, and the ability to stand together. To my dismay such an ability to stand together in India is not par with the chinese counterparts at this given time. This does not mean that Indians cannot achieve it and it is only possible if we trust another and come out of our comfort ring. Comfort ring is something that we are traditional pleased with, without having to take risk. The reality is that there is no life without taking risk. If we are afraid to breathe we will cease to exist. Sizeable amount of our export earnings are from software and where do we stand in our hardware sales. China is world's exporter of manufactured goods for the first world. More than 60% of its goods are been bought by America and Canada alone. Where do India stand in export-oriented manufacturing?. If Indians do not follow the Chinese model, we'll be left far behind in the race to lead the world. I write this article, so that every student from RSK can sleep over these thoughts and grow up to take new challenges when out into the job market, to become dynamic and innovative leaders unlike their forefathers. Written By Sivamani Muru. Name: onyeocha weteego declan (decwarts(at)yahoo.co.uk) Date: fri 22 apr 2005 08:37:02 pm edt Subject:great site. this updated version is great.really enjoyed my viit. Name: Sivamani Muru (c_vaa007(at)yahoo.com) Date: Tue 01 Mar 2005 02:10:50 AM EST Subject: Editing of guest book It makes sense to the very root of having a pleasant and memorable guest book when the book is edited from junk mails and cyber marketing ads from appearing. I should appreciate the team that is editing before giving out to us the passages from our guests. I should also thank Samuel Das for his valuable comments that had rang the bell and had brought about this drastic change. I firmly believe that this would certain encourage meaningful postings on the guest page for now and years to come. Name: Subashini.S.(subavenkat2000(at)yahoo.com) Date: Thu 24 Feb 2005 02:12:05 PM EST Subject: 1991 batch Hi guys Feels great to see this page. Are u guys in touch with each other. I live in Doha, Qatar and whenever i go for malls, I desperately look around to spot any RSKites and fruitfully bumped into 1 or 2. But am not touch with them. Some of them mail regularly others don't. So rskites do keep in touch. With fond memories of the bygone days subashini Name: R.Kamalakannan (rkamalakannan(at)gmail.com) Date: Mon 21 Feb 2005 04:18:41 AM EST Subject: 1981 Batch student I was a 1981 batch student of RSK having studied in the school for 14 long years (right from LKG to XII). It was really gr8 to see this website and I always cherish the exciting memories and moments that I'd had enjoyed at the school. The nostalgic memories of my school days make me feel happy and I'm very thankful to the School, the Principal and the revered staff members who had always guided me in the right path.Without them I wouldn't have been what I'm today. I salute Mr.KathiresaPandian (Chemistry HOD), Mr. Rajagopal (HOP-Physics), Mr. Sowrirajan (Maths-HOD), Mr.Devarajan (HOD-Maths), Mr.V.Sellapillai (HOD-Tamil) and all the other faculty members for their tireless efforts in imparting value education and morals to uphold in life. I am currently employed in Singapore (for the last 10 years) with an US based MNC CSG Sytems (A leading vendor of Billing and Customer Care Software for the Telco industry) as a Regional Manager for Technical Support Services. I really miss my friends of the 1981 batch (Elvin D'Cruz, Nagarajan, Ramesh, Gayatri .... to name a few). Please stay in touch. My email ID: rkamalakannan(at)gmail.com Hats off to those who are maintaining this website. This is really awesome and appreciate their efforts to keep this up-to-date. Cheers R.Kamalakannan Name: Sriram.U (ushriram(at)hotmail.com) Date: Sat 29 Jan 2005 09:06:43 AM EST Subject: I just did my 1 std to 3 STD in RSK , Unfortunately I had to part with the school and left to hyderabad. I cannot forget Barbara teacher, the big cane in her hand but a big smile in her face.I always search google for RSK. If I had finished my 12th in RSK it would have been the 1997 batch. If any one had done from 1st to 12th 1997 batch, beleive me, I will be the most happiest person to get in touch with you. You know what I am searching for my best friend venkatraman, with a 2 std group photo. I think I will meet him again in my life time!!!! Name: suganya rajendran (sugalicious(at)gmail.com) Date: Tue 18 Jan 2005 09:09:32 AM EST Subject: studied until my 4th grade in yr 1994 i was studying in RSK until my 4th standard... and i can still remember my days there.. and i can see some of my teachers too in the pics!!! its so wonderful to know alotta pple from a school i once studied are doing well!congrats to all!god bless.. YAY RSK rocks! Name: Dominic Edison (myeddiee(at)yahoo.co.in) Date: Sun 21 Nov 2004 09:32:46 AM EST Subject: let me live long,let india live longer,and RSK the longest. oh! how can i forget those wonderful evergreen days that i spent in RSK. if there is a possibility i would like to have my childhood days again not for anyother reason but to be an RSKite....its all because of the TEACHER'S it has....let me have your blessings... they are my living GOD forever.. Comments: Dear readers, It's disheartening to see a few miss using this page for ads and utter nonsense. I hope RSK will reserve the right of editing or deleting disgusting articles in the near future for the comfort and pleasure of genuine readers. Thank you. Name: samuel das <sam33(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1980 Address: Central London, U.K November 01, 2004 at 24:30:19 Comments: I LUV MY SCHOOL VERY MUCH . THANKS A LOT TO MY TEACHERS .I STILL REMEMBER THEIR ADVICE .THEY HAD SHAPED ME WELL TO FACE THE SOCIETY .I LIKE TO STUDY AGAIN IN KG CLASSES WITH MY FRIENDS .IT WAS LIKE ADREAM STUDYING THERE .THANKS TO MY BROTHERS& WELLWISHERS.THANKS.........DONT FORGET ME Name: S.K.ASOK RAJA <SAMRATASOK(at)YAHOO.COM> Address: FARELANDS, SALEM,INDIA October 22, 2004 at 09:58:34 Comments: Hi my dear R.S.Kites! Iam a computer student who finished my schooling in 2004 and presently doing my 1st year B-Tech(E.C.E.) at Amrita Inst. Of. Technology. Hats off to my school and my teachers who laid a strong foundation for my career and to get into a reputed institution. Name: N.Arunagiri <narunagiri2k4(at)yahoo.com> Year: 2004 Address: C2-63F,BHEL TOWNSHIP, Trichy,India October 09, 2004 at 14:10:29 Comments: Dear RSK-ites, I might be a dinosaur among many of you. I am seeing that improvement of the site is a major requirement of many. I am willing to host a voice Teleconference forming a "coalition of the willing" in order to put together an action plan. Please respond with eMails of those able to contribute..and I will set up the call. Thanks. Name: R S Krishna <krishnasubramanyan(at)hotmail.com> Year: 1980 Singapore September 14, 2004 at 12:53:44 Comments: hi guyz'n'galz!!!"RSK-THE MOST WONDERFUL PLACE IN THE WHOLE WORLD WITH THE MOST WONDERFUL TEACHERS"my daz in rsk will alwaz b cherished.i'm doin my 1st yr b-tech in anna university Name: Aarthy.s <itsmeaarthy(at)yahoo.com> Year: 2004 india September 11, 2004 at 04:31:38 Comments: hi!! Name: Gurulakshmanan.G <guru_pilani(at)yahoo.co.in> Year: 2001 Address: k3/86 kamarajapuram BHEL Township, India September 10, 2004 at 13:21:20 Comments: I AM THANKFULL TO MY BELOVED TEACHERS WHO HAS MOULDED ME TO FACE THE WORLD BOLDLY. IAM WORKING AS DY.MANAGER(MECHANICAL) IN HINDUSTAN ZINC LTD (STERLITE GROUP) Name: jsamuel victor <jsvictor(at)vzs.hzlmetals.com> Year: 1989 Address: wb-76 HZL COLONY VISAKHAPATNAM, india September 06, 2004 at 10:03:37 Comments: hi all,i luv my school..............missing my school ,classmates & staff. Name: sajith kumar a k <a_k_sajith(at)rediffmail.com> Year: 1995 September 05, 2004 at 24:47:51 Comments: Hello everyone. I spent my four years in this school and it taught me a lot. I spent my time here from 1997-2000. Wish to get back some day and be back to those wonderful days spent here. Name: Zoheb Syed <szoheb(at)yahoo.com> Year: 2002 India August 09, 2004 at 09:39:34 Comments: Dear readers of the Guestbook, Mr Samuel das has a point. The monotonousness of our modern life style shouldn't make us machine like. We have to take time off to admire nature, and to understand the simple basic attributes, such as love and affection and above all to be grateful to all those who had moulded us into success people. Certainly the teachers of RSK play an important role. My opinion does not differ from that of Samuel das. Please visit your teachers while you visit Trichy and without them we certainly would not have come thus far. Name: Saminathan <sam22(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1986 Address: 164, homestead Rd, Toronto, Canada August 05, 2004 at 05:37:35 Comments: hi , im the latest batch student of the commerce branch i miss u all & my lovable school . Name: Angelin <pushpangel(at)sify.com> Year: 2004 Address: thillainagar, August 03, 2004 at 07:58:13 Comments: Though I studied till tenth i still miss my formative RSK I'm pursuing HRM in SJC Trichy. Name: Pushpa (Therese jaya Pushpa) <lovely_prety(at)yahoo.co.in> Year: 2000 Address: thillainagar Trichy, August 03, 2004 at 07:34:55 Comments: hi friends iam doing my b.e (e.c.e) in MOOKAMBIGAI COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING. i very miss my school and all of you. my mail is sathinithi(at)yahoo.com Name: sathish kumar.R <sathinithi(at)yahoo.com> Year: 2003 Address: kailash nagar, tamil nadu August 02, 2004 at 17:28:01 Comments: Dear students of RSK, You guys are lucky to be in RSK. We once lived under the same arms of the caring mother RSK, which had moulded us, made us the elite members of the society and gave us a living. Without the basic foundation of a school education we could not have furthered our post secondary education. Guys, when you come down to Trichy, spare some time to visit your teachers who taught you at RSK. They were the ladders that raised us to where we are today. Your kind words and support will make them happy. Please make time for others who once stood for you. This is my most humble request. Name: Samuel Das <sam87(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1977 Address: Central London, U.K August 02, 2004 at 05:55:45 Comments: Dear readers of this guestbook, Please ignore the ignorance of Mr MUGU, who scribbles every week on this guestbook. He's neither a student from RSK nor residing in the U.S. Is is a total Zero, which is visible in his writings (always adds endless zeros to his page) . Please be productive in writing on this guestbook. It is page to recall memories, relate experiences, Pass information, share opinion, contact or search for friends but strictly not for the purpose for which Mugu is turning this page into. RSK is a great institution. the end product is nothing less than excellent. Let us put up our good values while sculpting this page. Name: lisa <lisa81(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1981 N.Y, States July 28, 2004 at 04:57:54 Comments: i miss my teachers, classmates ,batchmates schoolmates...... if any one remember me contact me. Name: vijai kumar .T <vijai_77(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1995 USA July 21, 2004 at 09:38:58 Comments: 12 B (Commerce Group) S.N. Rajan, S. Ramesh, K. Ramesh, Sajji Abraham, Johnson Fernandez, R Kannan, S Kumar, V Sriram, C. Ashok Kumar, Ganesh, Arogiadas Stephen, Kamala, Meena, Jayalakshmi, Elizabeth, Kripa, Yamuna, Shirley Name: Rajaraman Pattabhiraman <amar64(at)hotmail.com> Year: 1981 Address: 2920, Shadowbriar Dr, Apt 1112, Houston, USA July 14, 2004 at 21:57:37 Comments: i still luv my school Name: Sreejith.K.K <sreeji_personal(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1996 Saudi Arabia July 14, 2004 at 17:10:34 Comments: Guys, After I left RSK, I did my Nursing degree at the U.S and currently work for an American Hospital in Brazil. I love it here better than the USA. People are very friendly to the core and men really worship women. Football is the national past time and brazil is the birth place of coffee. Fine beaches, and sexy women, frank people makes life happy. There are few Indian restaurants serving north Indian dishes her. There is a great scope for south Indian restaurants, but vegetarianism don't work here, so it got to be non-vegetarian restaurant. Interested parties can migrate to Brazil. Climate is similar to tamilnadu but with cool brazilian breeze. Name: Pravitha <pravit(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1999 Brazil July 07, 2004 at 05:23:12 Comments: I love this page. IT looks reallly nice and cool and also ver much encouraging. Keep it up. Name: Asaba Owxerri <homeboy(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1988 Address: aba, lagos June 29, 2004 at 12:38:02 Comments: Hello Machis and soochis of RSK. I'm left RSK in 2000 and graduated in Plant genetics from Michigan university. I'm back at neykaranpati, trying my hands on Genetically Modified crops. It gives better yield and can feed India's billion population from crops cultivated on just a fraction of agricultural land. Name: arasu nachiappan <arsu22(at)yahoo.com> Year: 2000 Address: neykaranpati, Mother India June 29, 2004 at 04:59:51 Comments: there had been a lot of changes lately on the website meant for rsk. More photos had to find its way in. There had no updates on the happenings of the school activities. The website had to be one continous living thing, it is dead when no new news is added. Name: sheldon M james <shel99(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1997 M'sia June 21, 2004 at 03:37:27 Comments: Hey, Just can't stop cherishing and relishing the wonderful days at RSK. Special rememberance and thanks to M/s Surender ( Accounts & Commerce ), Mohan ( Economics ), Sowri Rajan ( Maths ) and Lloyd ( English ). I am what you had made me 22 years ago. Would love to be in touch with anyone associated with RSK. Isn't it time to repay what we have taken from this wonderful Institution. Just a food for thought. Keep in touch guys and gals. Wishing You all the very best in life. Name: Ganesh Vaideeswaran <suja_ganesh(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1982 Dubai, UAE June 12, 2004 at 14:30:44 Comments: Let me thank all my beloved teachers for what they have given to me. I found this site accidently when searching for a research paper and Good Heavens!! i am happy to be back with my memory lane of my school days and my email id is krishsat2001(at)hotmail.com for my batch mates(Class of 1994). Thanking You Greetings and Regards., K.Sathiyanarayanan Name: K.Sathiyanarayanan <krishsat2001(at)hotmail.com> Year: 1994 Address: No 64 Caine House Verney Park The University of Buckingham Buckinghamshire County United Kingdom MK18 1EG., United Kingdom May 04, 2004 at 08:27:52 Comments: rsk is a nice school. i loved it very much. the teachers were very kind . i could never forget whelma miss Name: ashwin Year: 2003 USA April 22, 2004 at 14:11:22 Comments: Can anyone give me the postal address of my adorable classmate Grace methil Aruna? Name: sriniivasan <seenu243(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1981 singapore April 14, 2004 at 02:11:55 Comments: I wish to keep in touch with Dr vijaya kumar who was my first date then at RSK. I still treasure those romantic moments. I munch those memories when my batteries are low. I heard that Vijaya kumar (my senior batch) is working as a doctor in Malaysia. If Vijaya Kumar is to read this I wish to tell him that I still have feelings for him eventhough I'm living with my husband and kids to whom I was fated. Name: rajal <rajal33(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1977 Bangalore April 11, 2004 at 25:55:03 Comments: To all my batchmates & friends & all my wonderful teachers i met in Welligton, Ooty.. I am currently in Delhi and it was just fond memories i cherish that made me search for my old friends and found some too. If anyone knows where Bro. Augustine is plssss let me know. Nice website but would be better if a few more pictures of our school is put up. Name: Lakshmi <vivek72e(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1988 Address: C/o Maj. Vivek Venkatraman, MS 12, AHQ , April 02, 2004 at 25:00:33 Comments: Hi, Its just old & fond memories that made me search for our school's website. I've seen the photographs and recogonise a few of my teachers but have forgotten their names. I left the school when i was in the 6th Std. Manashi Guha was my batchmate - the only person i could place. Can anyone plsssssssssssss.let me know where Betty (Bettina) is? Her elder sister's name was Belinda of the 1988 batch. Anybody who can place me and remembers me pls feel free to mail me Name: SRIDEVI <sridevi08(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1992 Address: H-223, Vikaspuri, New Delhi, April 02, 2004 at 24:52:28 Comments: hi there whats up. Name: hIMANSHU <CONTACTRAHULPLZ(at)YAHOO.COM> Year: 1986 USA March 31, 2004 at 23:00:10 Comments: I am one of the luckiest Name: MS Madhu <msmadhu(at)touchtelindia.com> Year: 1988 Address: 2nd Floor ,Bharti Tower , 101 Santhome Hi Road,Santhome 600028, INDIA March 17, 2004 at 08:11:21 Comments: Can anyone let me know where's Gayathiri and Elizabeth of 1981 batch. Many of us are looking forward to refresh acquantance. Name: Sreenivasan <Seenu34(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1981 Singapore March 11, 2004 at 05:03:05 Comments: Do anyone know about the whereabouts of Elizabeth of 1981 batch. She was in the science stream with me. Let her others knowing her whereabouts reply in RSK's guest book Dr Elvin. Name: Elvin D'cruz <Elvin65(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1981 U.K March 11, 2004 at 05:00:06 Comments: I am trying to reach Gayathri of class '81 and Padma Ramachandran of class '82 (she left in '80). If you have their addresses, would appreciate it very much if you could forward them to me. Thanks. Name: Aileen <aileendee62(at)yahoo.com> KL, Malaysia March 03, 2004 at 11:35:33 Comments: I left RSK for Malaysia in 1981. The website can be improved further esp. now with so much advancement in technology. I am sure some of you RSKites out there are really good in graphics. Lend a hand here. It'd be nice to have pics of classes of different years. Name: Aileen Doraisamy <aileendee62(at)yahoo.com> Year: Supposedly 1982 KL, Malaysia March 03, 2004 at 11:31:46 Comments: It's time to add more colors and new photos of the school and its activities on this website. Will the sleeping principal of R.S.K awake up for once and do the right thing. I heard that he's interested in collecting donation and nothing else. It's a shame to have him as a principal for such a great institution. Name: John rustam <john22(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1999 Address: Le bussor, France February 03, 2004 at 24:52:21 Comments: Iam presently doing my final B.E. in Amrita inst.I have lost my contact with you.i greatly miss u all a lot.i have great respect for my staffs in RSK and hence convey my regards to all the staffs and especially to Mrs.prema jeyadevan for she has handled right from my 10 th classes. Name: R.ARUN PRASAD <arun_sur(at)rediff.com> Year: 2000 Address: 51,third cross street,mahalakshmi nagar,adampakkam,chennai., india January 16, 2004 at 07:06:05 Comments: It's true that website carries photos of school campus, faded and unlively. The website updaters should add more recent and meaningful photos of school. Can anyone come up with photos of all R.S.K staffs with their names . It will certainly be a thing of memory to all old students. Name: Chandra maulay <Chand(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1999 South Africa January 16, 2004 at 04:13:37 Comments: I have visited the school in 1988 and now its website. Will anyone come forward to add latest photos of campus. The present one really stinks. Name: Catherine Monash <cath(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1988 Australia January 13, 2004 at 24:15:04 Comments: A truly nostalgic event looking at a school where i spent 14 years. Looking back the best years ever.The cleanliness of thought and actions ever resilent during school virtually take a backseat when pursuing corporate career. If ever i would have asked God for a gift, take me back to those wonderful years in RSK.. Good Luck with everything and feel free to contact me if i can be of any help Name: R Sowmyan <rsom(at)optonline.net> Year: 1987 Address: 6 Mockingird Road Edison Nj, USA January 06, 2004 at 02:12:35 Comments: Could anyone tell the where about my classmate Sivamani of 1981 batch???. Name: Gayathri <gaya76(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1981 ind January 04, 2004 at 25:34:29 Comments: Hey buddies.. cool website huh!! really informative!! all the credit goes 2 the ppl who developed and r maintaining it. But i feel it'll be really good if its upgraded wit flash or dreamweaver. am rite now working at Singapore. Name: Govind <govindan.alagappan(at)siemens.com> Year: 2001 Address: MacPherson Road, Singapore December 03, 2003 at 05:55:04 Comments: Can anyone write to me the the postal address of my class-mate Sivamani Muru of 1981 batch. Can any staffs of RSK help ? Name: gayathiri Year: 1981 ind November 27, 2003 at 25:55:57 Comments: This Web site is a real tunnel to the good old days of RSK,that any rskite would cherish .Thanks to the "webby guys" behind ...Keep up the good job . Name: Manju Rajendran <manju.r(at)myrealbox.com> Year: 1994 Address: Kuala Lumpur , Malaysia November 24, 2003 at 05:20:14 Comments: I'll like to make contact with my classmate Sivamani of 1981 batch. There is no reply from his e-mail address. Will anyone provide me with his postal address. Name: Gayathiri <gaya76(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1981 india November 19, 2003 at 24:10:13 Comments: This is a gr8 website for us rskites to nostalgize the good old days that we spent under the banyan tree. Name: Santosh <asan_iitm(at)yahoo.co.in> Year: 2002 Address: IIT Madras, Chennai,India September 13, 2003 at 04:50:06 Comments: Its great to be back in touch with classmates and friends thru addresses available on the school website. Reading about teachers who were our guiding lights brings back nostalgic memories. RSK has always had the BEST - teachers and students - who will ensure that the RSK flag keeps flying high. Name: Sunitha Panchanathan <sunitapanch(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1988 Address: Lt Col KC Panchanthan, IMTRAT, 99 APO, Presently in the Land of the Thunder Dragon - Bhutan September 08, 2003 at 25:53:55 Comments: For God Sake Improve The Website. There is no colour cordination, no interesting elements and the photos of the school looks like the remains of Iraq war. Have attractive color schemes and fascinating fonts. Hai Hai Yeoh.... Name: Catherine <Kathy33(at)hotmail.com> Year: 1992 Address: Geelong, Melbourne, Australia, July 02, 2003 at 02:01:42 Comments: Good site mates .... How abt seperating the batches in the guestbook and publisizing it more eh ..... I will try my best expanding this site ... one proposal : Cud u conduct ur gettogether in may june july .... Name: Prasanna <prasanna_bits(at)yahoo.com , f2001147(at)bits-pilani.ac.in> Year: 2001 Address: a, India June 25, 2003 at 12:06:28 Comments: Hey Guys, Do something about the website. It remains boringly the same for ages. Cannot you guys get a better photo of the campus. The present school campus looks like Iraq after war. Snap picture of the school during a working day so that the photo looks lively. Take crane shots and three dimension shots. Improve on providing information of activities of the school. Don't let RSK sink in primitive era. Name: Vivek <vivek(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1994 Address: 22, harbour front avenue, Geloong Melbourne, Australia June 19, 2003 at 02:41:50 Comments: Cannot those staying in Trichy improve the school Website. The photos has lost its colour and it is not lively at all. I have never come across such a dumb and trendless website in my life. Get better photos of the school and add monthly news. What is point of RSK producing hundreds of graduates each year when they cannot even contribute to the school. Name: Ramesh kanna <Ramesh(at)hotmail.com> Year: 1992 Address: 23,grace street, Durban, S.A June 19, 2003 at 02:34:31 Comments: The website need to be improved, its an eyesore. Those who are computer programmers now and studied in R.S.K should come forward to do something. Don't simply say that you love R.S.K unless you can do something for it. Even corporation schools in Tamilnadu has better website these days. Shame on you guys. Name: Dr Vijayakumar <Vijay79(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1979 Address: 164, homestead road, scarborough, canada June 19, 2003 at 02:29:12 Comments: hey rskites.. kudos to ur efforts.. it really feels gr8 to sit at allahabad and still feel the very air of our alma matter thru this gr8 site thanx a lot .. my days at rsk the freinds ,the teachers were one of the loveliest and unforgettable ... i miss u all a lot,,,enjoy.:-) Name: geetanjali singh <gita_singh3(at)rediffmail.com> Year: 2001 india April 29, 2003 at 12:38:45 Comments: Hi guys.. Hope you remember me (Chemistry sir of past days) This web site is marvellously planned. More enlistments as Alumni members required for contacts. Name: Dr.R.Pattabhiraman-Manager/R&D, BHEL (T) <pattabhi(at)bheltry.co.in> Year: 1971-1976 Address: C-56,Balaji Bhavan, Thillainagar, N.E.E;, Trichy-India March 15, 2003 at 24:09:01 Comments: It was great to discover this site and see a few names ,otherwise forgottten. I hope this site will help unite a lot of the oldies. I also look forward to attending one of the OSCARS - may be to see only new faces. Name: Anil Paul K. <anil.kariath(at)sartorius-india.com> Year: 1973 Address: 7, AECS, SanjayNagar, Bangalore , 560 058, India February 04, 2003 at 10:06:54 Comments: The Web site is great and gives a platform for all rskites to be united even after the schooling..... http://home.iitk.ac.in/student/dhruv Name: Dhruv Singh <dhruv(at)iitk.ac.in> Year: 2002 Kanpur , U.P. December 07, 2002 at 24:49:52 Comments: It's time that you guys come up with new photos of R.S.K campus, which is lively and interesting and present photo is an eyesore. Never take photos of the school on sunday, when the building is technically dead without students. Name: sivamani muru <c_vaa007(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1981 canada November 19, 2002 at 10:43:30 Comments: my shool am natraj of batch2001.am searching 4 my batchmates.plz reply to me.really i miss my school Name: nataraj <natkingraj(at)epatra.com> Year: 2001 Address: trichy, india October 27, 2002 at 05:54:16 Comments: HI! I studied in RSK for abt 8 years (LKG-VI std)but i still remember every single moment of my life in school...it was a wonderful place... Love Anu P.S. If any of you have Shashikala's (class of 2000) contact....please do pass it on to me. It will be great. Name: Anu Russell <anu_akula(at)yahoo.com> Year: 2000 USA October 26, 2002 at 25:46:13 Comments: Hi any one out there from 1989 batch; one of the most exciting times in my schooling was spent there, it would be so nice to get in touch with our batch mates, any takers.... The site is fantastic, should keep coming back... bye folks Name: m suresh <lightchain(at)hotmail.com> Year: 1989 Address: hallam street, west midlands,UK October 17, 2002 at 19:25:38 Comments: The wonderful years as student and the 3 years as staff were the best time spent in my life so far. Name: Sujatha Kumar <anjanaakumar(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1981 Malaysia September 18, 2002 at 06:55:25 Comments: It looks like ages since i had completed my 12 std. at rsk.I really miss rsk a lot.The rsk home page was very comforting to this rskite living 2500km away from his beloved alma mater. Name: Santosh.A. <asan_itbhu(at)yahoo.co.in> Year: 2002 Varanasi,U.P. September 13, 2002 at 06:34:19 Comments: It was indeed a great pleasure going thru this site which brought back nostalgic memories of my days at RSK. Woudl love to get in touch with my friends there who all know me. Name: R. Usha <ujagannathan(at)yahoo.com> Year: 1971 USA August 02, 2002 at 16:08:07 Comments: I AM TREATING POOR AND NEEDY PEOPLES FREE OF ANY CHARGE WITH MEDICINES LAST 25 YEARS IN ASIA MIDDLE EAST. I AM A CARDIOLOGIST JOURNALIST HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVIST. IF YOU HAVE TROUBLES DONT HESITATE CONTACT ME ON: 009661 4475925 09221 6632556 /drmohammedhasnain(at)yahoo.com Name: Dr.Mohammed Hasnain Siddiqui(AMRSH-LONDON)UK drmohammedhasnain(at)yahoo.com Year: 1971 Address: KKIA-RIYADH, KSA July 03, 2002 at 13:53:00 Comment : I belong to the Class of 1983 and was glad to share the 1983 Science group photo with rsk1983(at)yahoogroup. Ranga was good to do the rest. If you need more collections from my vintage album or any video streaming to be done, do let me know. Thanks and take Your Name : usha patil Year of passing out of RSK : 1972 How did you find the RSK Web Site? : search Your E-Mail : achar_u(at)yahoo.com Your Name : Vimal K Year of passing out of RSK : 1990 How did you find the RSK Web Site? : From The OSCAR '01 Mag Comment : I left RSK after my 6th standard (1977), but still carry a class picture taken during my 4th (1975) standard with Vanaja Madam. Love to keep in touch with anyone who shares common times at RSK. 973-218-9897. Your Name : Amar Venkatarangan Year of passing out of RSK : 1983 How did you find the RSK Web Site? : Your E-Mail : a_venkatarangan(at)hotmail.com City, Country (optional) : New Jersey, USA |
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