Realizing the enormous need for engineering and technical education, he started Paavai Engineering College in the year 2001 and the women’s Polytechnic was converted into a co-educational institution. To add more feathers to his cap, many institutions emerged year after year. At present, there are four Engineering Colleges, two Polytechnic Colleges, an Arts and Science College for Women, a College of Education, a Teacher Training Institute, a Business School, a CBSE School and a Matriculation School.
The Chairman is empathetic towards his employees and he considers his teachers as the pillars and his students as the pearls of Paavai. He treats all the stakeholders as the members of the Paavai family, he being the head. And another significant attribute of the Chairman is that he never ever prays to God, the Almighty, either for him or for his family members, but for the development of the institution and the members of Paavai from top to bottom.
The Chairman, as an able administrator, is strict and meticulous in carrying out the tasks undertaken. He is a perfectionist and he expects perfection and a professional touch in all the work carried out by his employees. He sleeps hardly for six hours a day and only his sincere and untiring hard work has led him to this present position. He always focuses on culture, ethics and life-values of the students and the staff. He insists on cleanliness, discipline, hard work and quality education. As for him, there are no half-measures and compromise when it comes to quality. By his patience and perseverance, he has earned the goodwill of the public and thus, Paavai Institutions are flourishing admirably.
