User:Janakaravi
Janakaravi B | |
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 Janakaravi B | |
| Born | 2 February 1987 |
| Nationality | Indian |
| Other names | Janakan, Ravi |
| Citizenship | Indian |
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| Parent(s) | Jagajothimani Balakrishnan |
Janakaravi B (ta: ஜனகரவி ) is a Farmer and Information Technology engineer. He started his career in HCL in the year 2008 worked in the various Locations Like Hyderabad, Bombay / Mumbai , Bangalore, Doha Qatar.
Personal life[edit]
Janakaravi B was born at Kavandapadi, Erode on 25 February 1987 in Tamil Nadu, India. He was from a farmer family. He was brought up by his mother Jagajothimani, His childhood years were spent getting in trouble at school due to the economical issues. He disliked attending classes and more interested on the invention and inventors. Also he was attracted by the great leaders like Periyar E. V. Ramasamy, A. P. J. Abdul Kalam on his later or middle ages
Early life[edit]
Ravi obtained work as a Mechanician, Electrician in a small shops in Kavandapadi. before that he was supporting his family for the Farming which was an inspiration from his uncle Moorthy. His uncle Moorthy was his role model on his young ages and He began his Professional Career in HCL in the year 2008 and started working in various cities like below.
Hyderabad Bombay / Mumbai Bangalore Doha Qatar.
Post Working for 10 years in HCL he left the company and joined in a Qatari Company and continues his professional career
Inventions and later life[edit]
G.D. Naidu developed India's first indigenous motor in 1937 along with D. Balasundaram Naidu. The motor's success resulted in the founding of Textool by Balasundaram and, later, Lakshmi Machine Works (LMW).[1]
Naidu's 'Rasant' razor incorporated a small motor operated by dry cells, called Heilbronn.[1] Among his other inventions were super-thin shaving blades, a distance adjuster for film cameras, a fruit juice extractor, a tamper-proof vote-recording machine and a kerosene-run fan. In 1941, he announced that he had the ability to manufacture five-valve radio sets in India a mere ₹70/- a set. In 1952, the two-seater petrol engine car (costing ₹2000/-) rolled out. Production was stopped subsequently, because of the government's refusal to grant the necessary license. His inventiveness was not confined to machinery alone. He researched and identified new varieties in cotton, maize and papaya. His farm was visited by
In 1935, he personally filmed the funeral of King George V in London. He met Adolf Hitler in Germany.[2] Naidu was not satisfied with the four-year programs and said that it was a waste of time for students. He suggested that two years was more than enough to teach the same courses, even with different concentrations. However, the British government did not accept his idea and Naidu resigned from his post
Naidu died on 4 January 1974. Sir C V Raman said of Naidu: "A great educator, an entrepreneur in many fields of engineering and industry, a warm-hearted man filled with love for his fellows and a desire to help them in their troubles, Mr Naidu is truly a man in a million – perhaps this is an understatement!" He is survived by his son G.D. Gopal and grandchildren G.D. Rajkumar and Shantini. A permanent Industrial Exhibition in his memory is in Coimbatore. He provided employment in the engineering and manufacturing sectors to many individuals in the 1950s and 1960s.
G. D. Matriculation Higher Secondary School and GeDee Public school in Coimbatore is named after him.<ref>G.D Matriculation Higher Secondary School It is managed by his daughter-in-law Chandra Gopal. His grandson G.D. Rajkumar now runs the Geedee Industries. His granddaughter Shanthini Choudhry runs The Grand Regent hotel in Coimbatore.
References[edit]
- ^ a b Damodaran, Harish (2008). India's New Capitalists. Ranikhet: Permanent Black. p. 148. ISBN 81-7824-258-3.
- ^ {{Cite book | last = Perumal | first = N | title = An Industrial Scientist | publisher = Life Book Depot | location = Coimbatore He invited K. Kamaraj to many functions. Among the Indian stalwarts that Naidu's camera captured were Mahatma Gandhi, Pandit Jawarharlal Nehru and Subhas Chandra Bose. Naidu remained an outsider to politics, despite having contested and lost in the 1936 provincial general elections. He was gifted a Rolls Royce car and he was the only one who had this luxury car in those times. In 1944, Naidu retired from active involvement with his automobile combine and announced several philanthropic measures including grants for research scholarships and welfare schemes for his employees and the depressed sections of society. In 1967, the G D Naidu Industrial Exhibition was established. G.D. Naidu, Rathnasabapathy Mudaliar and India's first finance minister R. K. Shanmukham Chetty conducted survey, for bringing Siruvani water to the Coimbatore city Through Naidu's efforts and donations India's first polytechnic college, the Arthur Hope Polytechnic and the Arthur Hope College of Engineering were set up. Later the college moved to its present location and is now known as Government College of Technology (GCT). The college was named after the then Madras governor Arthur Hope. In 1945, GD Naidu was the principal of the college
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Category:1987 births Category:People from Erode Category:Engineers from Tamil Nadu Category:Founders of Indian schools and colleges Category:Educators from Tamil Nadu Category:Businesspeople from Tamil Nadu Category:Indian mechanical engineers