Being the first female Ruler to retaliate the British Colonial Forces in India, Rani Velunachiyar ignited a spark, which ultimately resulted in our freedom. And for this, she is known as 'Veeramangai'. Her commanders Marudhu Brothers were the Diarchal Kings of Sivaganga, who followed their Queen and combated against the British.Let us exalt these inspiring personalities for their contribution towards the freedom of the nation.

India is a bountiful nation. It is a repertoire of delights and surprises and also a pioneer from agricultural production to IT, steel plants and space technology. It's achievements never cease to amaze us and we Indians proclaim that with pride.

 Sanskrit is one of the world's oldest languages -yet can be considered one of the most modern too, due to its application in computer programming.

Regarded as " Deva Bhasha", it is also the language that holds the treasure of ancient Indian wisdom, the Vedas.

Mahakavi Subramanya Bharathiyar, a pioneer of Tamil poetry is one of the greatest Tamil literary personalities of all times. Bharatendu Harishchandra was a renowned Hindi poet, writer and a notable playwright. Their works kindled the embers of patriotism which eventually grew ablaze resulting in phenomenal social reforms in our motherland. Let us exalt these inspiring personalities for their contribution towards literature by dedicating a befitting tribute.

Netaji Subash Chandra Bose - Listen to the known and unknown facts about this greatest freedom fighter and leader through narration by Dr. Avudainayaki.

Students are the backbone of any nation. They are the one who shapes the future. Happy students day. Presenting to you our humble tribute to Dr A .P. J Abdul Kalam who motivated the nation to chase its dream

Lesser Known Incredible Facts About Our Incredible Country.

A special podcast on teachers day

Heroes of India - A unique podcast is a humble tribute to our freedom fighters who sacrificed themselves to free our motherland from the clutches of the British tyranny.

Conceptualized as a dramatic narration by Smt. Avudainayaki and her team of students from 8-C