• Download mobile app
04 Oct 2026, Edition - 4100, Sunday

Trending Now

  • The makers have announced that ‘Meesaya Murukku 2’, directed by and starring Hip Hop Tamizha Aadhi, has grossed Rs.51.3 crore so far.
  • “Do not be deceived by paying in advance on unfamiliar firecracker websites just because they offer low prices and discounts.” – Minister Keerthana
  • “He did not speak up about releasing water, nor about stopping the construction of the dam. Is the TN Govt colluding with the Karnataka Govt and supporting actions that betray TN? Is Vijay afraid the Karnataka CM?” – EPS
  • “AIADMK could not have won 47 constituencies without PMK. Without PMK, AIADMK could not even have won the Edappadi constituency.” – Minister Aadhav Arjuna
  • “With murders taking place one after another, for whom is the CM running this ‘Reels Govt’ where no one is safe?” – Opposition leader Udhayanidhi Stalin

Coimbatore

Telecom Sector Skill Council signs MoU with Sri Krishna College

Covai Post Network

Share

Telecom Sector Skill Council India has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Sri Krishna College of Engineering and Technology (SKCET) here.

The agreement was for mutual sharing of lab facilities and infrastructure, training and skill development, sharing of designs for creating new projects through the Research Incubation Cell (RIC), knowledge sharing, industry institute interactions and moving towards digital India programmes for technology enhancement.

Besides, expertise in the areas of network management, terminal equipment application development (Android-based App development), and telecom-embedded hardware development will be explored through this, according to a joint statement.

The college also set up RIC for helping students to build innovative ideas into useful outcomes, which was inaugurated by Council Director A Gururaj.

SKCET Cell is a student-initiated concept to promote the culture of R&D whereby students can come forward with their ideas and convert them into innovative projects, research publications or patents.

Subscribe To Our Newsletter

COIMBATORE WEATHER