Sharing what you’ve learnt and earned, multiplies your joy.
Mr. Ashok Krishna entered IIT Madras in 1969 as a 16-year-old in the five-year Chemical Engineering programme, paying just a thousand rupees a year for tuition and living on a modest mess bill in the Mandakini and later the Saraswathi hostel.
Ms. M. S. Subbulakshmi's historic association with IITM
Gratitude, for Mr. Raghu Ramamoorthy, is not just an emotion; it is a way of seeing the world. Every success,
For Mr. Kesava Rao Kaza, giving back to IIT Madras was never a sudden impulse;
Imagine a Saturday morning at IIT Madras, pre-smartphone era. A civics professor nicknamed "Unit Vector" is signing COT (Consent of Teacher) forms at 9 am the next day and rumour has it that he is generous with his S grades.
