NIT-C gets ₹7-crore for research activities
The Hindu
Five patents granted based on research done at the institute
The National Institute of Technology -Calicut (NIT-C) secured over ₹7 crore as external funding for research and development projects for 2020-21.
The funds are for projects from various agencies including the Department of Science and Technology under the Ministry of Science and Technology, Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology, Indian Space Research Organisation, Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment, Science and Engineering Research Board, Council of Scientific and Industrial Research, Directorate of Environment and Climate Change, Indian National Agricultural Research System and Aryaka Networks India Pvt Ltd.
Presenting the annual report of the institute on Saturday, NIT-C Director Prasad Krishna said over ₹75 lakh was received towards testing and consultancy charges from clients like the Indian Railways, National Thermal Power Corporation Limited, National Highways Authority of India, Kerala State Electricity Board, and the Public Works Department.
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