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Raheja Towers, Chennai

Raheja Towers is an 11-storied building in Chennai, India. Located on the arterial Anna Salai, the building has a total built-up area of 399,000 sq ft. It is one of the earliest Grade A commercial projects of the city, which were developed in the second half of the 1990s. History The project, a commercial property, is a joint venture between the Union Motors Ltd and the K. Raheja group. The land on which the building has been built belongs to Union Motors. Design and structure The building is built on a land measuring 60 grounds. The building has 11 floors, reaching an overall height of 43.73 m. Total floor area of the building is about 399,000 sq ft, with a floor plate area of around 38,000 sq ft. The building has an optical fibre exchange provided by BSNL capable of catering to about 2,500 optical fibre lines. In March 2002, the World Bank inaugurated its back office centre spread over 26,000 sq ft in the building, with about 180 staff. Later it moved to its own building in Taramani. Raheja Towers also houses companies like Cisco Systems and Sony Corporation. In 2010, the Regional Passport Office at Shastri Bhavan on Haddows Road at Nungambakkam was shifted to its own premises in Raheja towers, which was later shifted to Rayala Towers situated opposite Raheja towers. See also List of tallest buildings in Chennai Architecture of Chennai References
Rajadhani Institute of Engineering and Technology

Rajadhani Institute of Engineering & Technology (RIET) (Autonomous) , Established in 2009, is a private self-financing technical institution at Nagaroor, Thiruvananthapuram, India. It is affiliated to APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University, and is approved by the All India Council for Technical Education. The Institution was Granted Autonomous Status By UGC India On The Year 2025-26 Courses The college offers the following graduate and postgraduate courses: B.Tech Degree courses: Aeronautical Engineering (60 seats) Civil Engineering (60 seats) Computer Science and Engineering (180 seats) Electronics and Communication Engineering (60 seats) Electrical and Electronics Engineering (60 seats) Mechanical Engineering (60 seats) Robotics and Automation (60 seats) Cybersecurity (60 seats) Postgraduate level: Structural Engineering (18 Seats) Geo-Technical Engineering (18 seats) Polytechnic Electrical and Electronics Engineering (60 seats) Mechanical Engineering (60 seats) Civil engineering (60 seats) Automobile Engineering (60 seats) Computer Technology (60 seats) Start-ups Rajadhani Institute Of Engineering And Technology was successful in promoting the technical as well as the entrepreneurial mindset in the students. Examples are: Travancore Majestic Rajadhani Hi-Tech Equipments CE SQUARE KARMA RESEARCH LAB E4S (Engineering 4 solutions) .AST References External links Official website
Rajagiri School of Engineering & Technology (Autonomous)

Courses offered RSET offers undergraduate programmes in B. Tech and postgraduate programmes in M. Tech and Ph. D. levels. B. Tech: Applied Electronics and Instrumentation Engineering Artificial Intelligence and Data Science Civil Engineering Computer Science and Engineering Computer Science and Business Systems Electrical and Electronics Engineering Electronics and Communication Engineering Information Technology Mechanical Engineering From 2021, the college, in collaboration with Tata Consultancy Services, provides Computer Science & Business Systems undergraduate program. M. Tech: Computer Science and Engineering Computer Science and Information Systems Computer Science and Engineering (Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning) Data Sciences VLSI & Embedded Systems Ph. D. Chemistry Civil Engineering Computer Science Electrical Engineering Electronics Engineering Information Technology Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Physics Accreditation Seven B.Tech programmes at RSET have been accredited with Tier 1 status by the National Board of Accreditation (NBA). RSET is accredited with an 'A' grade by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC). Rankings RSET is ranked in the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) for 2020 and 2022 by the Ministry of Education, Government of India. Notable alumni Shane Nigam, Malayalam Film Actor Jakes Bejoy, Malayalam Film Song Composer, Music Producer and Singer Kalesh Ramanand, Malayalam Film Actor References External links Official website
Rajah Serfoji Government College

Rajah Serfoji Government College (RSGC) is a government college in Thanjavur, Tamil Nadu, India. This college is affiliated to Bharathidasan University, Thiruchiraplli. It is located in the heart of the Thanjavur city. Academics The college currently provides 11 Ph.D., 11 M.Phil., 11 post-graduates, 13 undergraduates educational programmes which are affiliated with Bharathidasan University, Tiruchirappalli. Undergraduate programmes are also offered in regional language (Tamil). Departments Arts Tamil English Economics History Science Physics Chemistry Mathematics Zoology Botany Biochemistry Statistics Computer Science Biotechnology Commerce Business Administration NIRF Rajah Serfoji Government College (Autonomous), Thanjavur got 79th position among colleges in India by the National Institutional Ranking Framework (NIRF) in 2025. Thinkers' Club Thinkers' Club is an initiative of English and Biotechnology Departments in order to exhibit the talents of young minds. Notable alumni M. Sankaran, Director of U R Rao Satellite Centre (URSC), Bangalore Dr. B. Kadalmani, Associate Professor of Animal Science, Bharathidasan University References External links Official website
Rajahmundry Central Prison

Rajamahendravaram Central Prison is a prison located in Rajamahendravaram, Andhra Pradesh, India. History In 1602, the Dutch constructed a fort in Rajamahendravaram. The British empire converted it into a jail in 1864, and then elevated it to a central jail in 1870. The jail is spread over 196 acres (79 ha) out of which the buildings occupy 37.24 acres (15.07 ha). In 2012, a few lawmakers proposed shifting of the jail from its present location to a new site in Jaggampeta. As per the proposal, the existing property was to be utilised for public amenities. 20 acres of land was towards construction of a sport stadium, 120 acres for the new campus of Nannayya University, and rest of the land going towards providing housing for the poor. This proposal met with criticism from other lawmakers that represented this region. Facilities The jail trains the convicts in making furniture and other crafts. In 2008, it was reported that the jail improved the literacy rate of its inmates. About 240 prisoners graduated from prison. The prison administration offers vocational courses and legal services to the prisoners. The inmates are allowed to sell fruits and vegetables while serving their time. On one occasion, they raised ₹1.74 million (US$18,000) through the sale proceeds. In 2011, the University Grants Commission and a regional Gandhian Studies Centre began offering a three-month certificate course in Gandhian philosophy to the male prisoners of the jail. During the launch of this course, the jail authorities said that they placed priority on educating the prisoners. The jail also offers the opportunity for further education through the Andhra Pradesh Open University. To improve the facilities at this prison, the central government sanctioned ₹200 million (US$2.1 million) for the renovation of central jail using funds from the thirteenth Finance Commission (2010–2015). The funds were planned to be utilised towards construction of a kitchen, a 100-bed hospital, barracks, and workshops. See also Department of Prisons of Government of Andhra Pradesh References
Rajarshi Memorial Higher Secondary School, Vadavucode

Rajarshi Memorial Higher Secondary School is a senior secondary school situated in the village of Vadavucode, Kerala, India. The school was started by social worker Kadayath Pyli Abraham. The teacher Sri K A Abraham, popularly known as Kurisinkal Abraham, was the son in law of the founder. He played a leadership role in the school during the 1960s till 1973. In 1969, Sri K A Abraham - then Head Master - was honoured by the country by selecting him as 'the best teacher of the year'. Sri V V Giri, President of India conferred on him the honour during the Independence Day celebrations at the Red Fort, New Delhi on 15 August 1969. History The founder of Rajarshi Memorial Higher Secondary School was Kadayath Pyli Abraham. Alice Paul, daughter in law of Mr Kadyath Paili Abraham later became the principal of the school following his early demise in 1940. His daughter Dr Elizabeth was also the manager of the school. He came from a Syrian Christian family from Vadavucode. The ownership of the school was handed over to Catholicate and M D Schools corporate management by his son K A Paul in 1989. The school was given the name of Rama Varma XV (27 December 1852 – 1932) (Raja Rama Varma), also known as Rajarshi, of Cochin state. Raja Rama Varma's son Rao Sahib I.N. Menon allowed starting an upper primary school at Vadavucode. Location The school is situated in a small village, called Vadavucode, 21 km from Kochi. Nearest villages are Pancode, Puthencruz, Kolenchery. Courses Upper primary and high school sections along with higher secondary courses under the following streams. Availability of seats in batches of higher secondary classes: * Including SC/ST and Sports Quota seats ** Reserved for Orthodox students on the basis of merit *** Admitted by a committee appointed by corporate manager See also Rajarshi Memorial Higher Secondary School, Aloor, Thrissur District References External links rmhss
Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology

Rajiv Gandhi Centre for Biotechnology is a research institute in India, exclusive devoted to research in Molecular Biology and Biotechnology. It is located at Thiruvananthapuram, the capital city of the state of Kerala in India. This centre is an autonomous institute under the Department of Biotechnology of the Govt. of India. Previously, it was an R&D centre under Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment which is a funding agency for research Institutes and centers in Kerala. History The centre was inaugurated on 18 November 2002 by then President of India, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. The institute has highly focused research departments working on different areas of biological sciences under following areas. Cancer Research Cardiovascular Disease & Diabetes Biology Pathogen Biology Regenerative Biology Plant Biotechnology & Disease Biology Neurobiology Reproduction Biology Transdisciplinary Biology The Center has a regional facility for Genetic Fingerprinting, which provides DNA analysis services for forensic & criminal investigations, paternity disputes, identification of wildlife remains, authentication of plants and seeds besides a battery of molecular diagnostics for genetic and infectious diseases. RGCB is also a major provider of laboratory and infrastructure services to other academic and research institutions. RGCB has a strength of 25 scientists, 120 Ph.D. students and around 100 research project staff. The centre has good infrastructural facilities for carrying out research in the field of Biotechnology. Financial support of Rs. 100 crores sanctioned by the Govt. of India in 2008, for a period of 3 years, apart from the yearly allocation of Rs. 25 crores, aims at making RGCB a world class research centre in the near future. RGCB is set to expand further into a second campus at Aakkulum shortly. It would focus on R & D and also provide a unique "TEST & PROVE" facility to encourage biotechnology. BioSpectrum magazine ranked Bio-Technology course at RGCB as second best in the country only after Institute of Chemical Technology, Mumbai. RGCB started setting up a BSL4 lab in 2020. References External links RGCB official website See also Rajiv Gandhi Cancer Institute and Research Centre
Centro de Biotecnologia Rajiv Gandhi

O Centro de Biotecnologia Rajiv Gandhi (RGCB), nomeado em homenagem a Sri Rajiv Gandhi, ex-primeiro ministro da Índia, é um instituto de pesquisa na Índia, dedicado exclusivamente à pesquisa em Biologia Molecular e Biotecnologia. Está localizado em Thiruvananthapuram, capital do estado de Kerala, na Índia. Este centro é um instituto autônomo sob o Departamento de Biotecnologia do Governo da Índia. Anteriormente, era um centro de P&D sob o Conselho Estadual de Ciência, Tecnologia e Meio Ambiente de Kerala, que é uma agência de financiamento para institutos e centros de pesquisa em Kerala. O centro foi inaugurado em 18 de novembro de 2002 pelo então presidente da Índia, Dr. APJ Abdul Kalam. O instituto tem departamentos de pesquisa altamente focados, trabalhando em diferentes áreas das ciências biológicas nas seguintes áreas: Pesquisa sobre câncer Doença Cardiovascular e Biologia do Diabetes Biologia Patogênica Biologia Regenerativa Biotecnologia de plantas e biologia de doenças Neurobiologia Biologia da Reprodução Biologia Interdisciplinar Missão É entender a biologia subjacente a doenças humanas, animais e vegetais, desenvolver um treinamento exclusivo de indivíduos em ciências fundamentais e translacionais e promover colaborações entre profissionais médicos, veterinários e agrícolas com cientistas de biologia básica. História O Centro Rajiv Gandhi de Biotecnologia teve início em 3 de julho de 1990. O então primeiro-ministro Shri Rajiv Gandhi consentiu em ser o patrono-chefe da Sociedade C-DEST. O instituto foi então renomeado como Rajiv Gandhi Center for Development of Education, Science and Technology (RGC-DEST). Tornou-se, então, uma instituição "Grant-in-Aid" do governo de Kerala em 16 de outubro de 1991. Em 18 de novembro de 1995, o Primeiro Ministro da Índia, Shri. P.V. Narasimha Rao, lançou a pedra fundamental do edifício principal do RGCB. Em 1994, o Governo do Estado a reestruturou em um amplo centro de biotecnologia e foi novamente batizado de Rajiv Gandhi Center for Biotechnology. Mais tarde, em 18 de novembro de 2002, o então Presidente da Índia, Dr. A.P.J. Abdul Kalam, dedicou-o à nação. Cientistas do Centro, em 2019, desenvolveram um novo sistema que promete melhorar a entrega de fatores de crescimento para ajudar na cicatrização de feridas. Referências Ligações externas «Centro de Biotecnologia Rajiv Gandhi» (em inglês)
Rajiv Gandhi Combined Cycle Power Plant

The Rajiv Gandhi Combined Cycle Power Plant or Haripad Thermal Power Plant (also known as Rajiv Gandhi CCPP) is a combined cycle power plant located at shore of Kayamkulam Lake in Haripad which is Alappuzha district, Kerala, India. The power plant is owned by NTPC Limited. The power plant is fueled by imported and indigenous naphtha. Source of the cooling water is Achankovil river at Nalukettumkavala in Pallipad. Capacity There is a plan to expand the plant by three units with capacity of 350 MW each. New units would be fueled by re-gasified liquefied natural gas. See also NTPC Haripad Floating Solar Power Plant References External links NTPC Kayamkulam
ТЕС Каямкулам

ТЕС Каямкулам – теплова електростанція у індійському штаті Керала. Також відома як Електростанція Раджива Ганді. В 1998 – 1999 роках на майданчику станції став до ладу блок комбінованого парогазового циклу потужністю 350 МВт, в якому дві газові турбіни потужністю по 115,3 МВт живлять через відповідну кількість котлів-утилізаторів одну парову турбіну з показником 119,4 МВт. Для охолодження використовують воду із річки Ачанковіл. Станцію спорудили з розрахунку на спалювання суміш легких нафтопродуктів – naphtha (також є цінною нафтохімічною сировиною і використовується установками парового крекінгу). Як наслідок, вироблена електроенергія була дорогою, тому в середині 2010-х розподільча компанія Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) відмовилась її закуповувати. В 2021-му KSEB закупила певний обсяг naphtha та постачила його на ТЕС, що дозволило відпрацювати один місяць. Існують плани реанімаціє підприємства шляхом переведення його на природний газ, проте для цього необхідно прокласти трубопровід завдовжки біля сотні кілометрів від терміналу ЗПГ Кочі. Примітки
Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium (Hyderabad)

Das Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium ist ein Cricketstadion in Hyderabad, Indien. Es wurde nach den indischen Politiker Rajiv Gandhi benannt. Das Stadion wurde 2003 erbaut und ersetzte das Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium als Heimatstadion der Hyderabad Cricket Association. Das Stadion ist Austragungsort für internationale Test Matches und One-Day Internationals. Kapazität und Infrastruktur Das Stadion wurde 2004 eröffnet und bietet Platz für 55.000 Besucher. Die 6 Flutlichtmasten wurden im April 2007 installiert. Die beiden Wicketenden heißen Pavilion End und North End. Internationales Cricket Das erste ODI in diesem Stadion zwischen Indien und Südafrika fand im November 2005, das erste internationale Test-Match fand zwischen Indien und Neuseeland im November 2010 statt. Das Stadion war einer der Austragungsorte des Cricket World Cup 2023. Nationales Cricket Im nationalen Cricket bietet es der Mannschaft der Hyderabad Cricket Association eine Heimat. In der Indian Premier League wurde es zunächst von den Deccan Chargers genutzt, bevor das Franchise durch die Sunrisers Hyderabad ersetzt wurde. Siehe auch Liste der Test-Cricket-Stadien Weblinks Stadion auf Cricinfo Einzelnachweise
Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium

Il Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium (noto anche come Hyderabad Cricket Stadium) è uno stadio indiano di cricket situato nella città di Hyderabad, nello stato federato del Gujarat. Storia Fino al 2003 l'impianto principale di cricket di Hyderabad era il Lal Bahadur Shastri Stadium, tuttavia l'impianto era di proprietà della Sports Authority of Telangana State e la Hyderabad Cricket Association non ne aveva la gestione e il controllo, ma lo utilizzava pagando un canone di affitto. Inoltre lo stadio era di dimensioni contenute sia per quanto riguarda gli spalti sia per il terreno di gioco, e questo lo rendeva poco appetibile per il grande cricket se paragonato agli impianti di altre megalopoli indiane. A causa di questi motivi la proposta di costruire un nuovo stadio venne rapidamente approvata, e un lotto di terreno venne messo a disposizione dalla municipality di Uppal Kalan. Fu indetta un'asta per aggiudicarsi i diritti sul nome del nuovo stadio, che fu vinta dal conglomerato Visakha Industries, pertanto durante i lavori di costruzione lo stadio era chiamato Visakha International Cricket Stadium. Tuttavia prima dell'apertura il governo statale decise di cambiare il nome dell'impianto in onore di Rajiv Gandhi. Questa decisione causò diverse controversie in quanto il contratto stipulato con lo sponsor Visakha prevedeva che in caso di cambiamento di nome la HCA avrebbe dovuto pagare una penale pari a 6 volte il costo del contratto, in seguito a una lunga negoziazione la HCA riuscì a rimborsare allo sponsor solo il prezzo da questi pagato. Il 16 novembre 2005 lo stadio ospitò il suo primo One Day International contro il Sudafrica. Il 12 novembre 2010 fu la volta del primo test match, contro la Nuova Zelanda. Altri progetti Wikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium
Стадион имени Раджива Ганди

Международный крикетный стадион имени Раджива Ганди (англ. Rajiv Gandhi International Cricket Stadium, телугу రాజీవ్ గాంధీ అంతర్జాతీయ క్రికెట్ స్టేడియం) — крикетный стадион в Хайдарабаде, штат Телингана. Назван в честь бывшего премьер-министра Индии Раджива Ганди. Владельцем и управляющей компанией стадиона является ассоциация крикета Хайдарабада. Стадион является домашней ареной для сборных Хайдарабада по крикету, в том числе женской команды. На стадионе играет команда Индийской премьер-лиги «Санрайзерс Хайдарабад». Стадион расположен в пригороде Уппала к востоку от Хайдабарада и вмещает 55 000 человек. Принимал матчи чемпионата мира по крикету 2023 года. История Ранее в Хайдарабаде внутренние и международные матчи проходили на стадионе имени Лала Бахадура Шастри, расположенном в спортивном комплексе Фатех Майдан в Баширбаге в центре города. Стадионом владело Управление спорта штата Андхра-Прадеш (ныне Управление спорта штата Телингана), из-за чего ассоциация крикета Хайдарабада имела ограниченные полномочия и контроль над стадионом и желала построить собственный. В 2003 году ассоциация крикета Хайдарабада предложила правительству штата Андхра-Прадеш во главе с Н. Чандрабаба Найду построить новый стадион. Предложение было быстро одобрено, и ассоциация выделила деньги на его строительство, для которого правительство предоставило участок земли в Уппале. Бо́ольшая часть финансирования проекта поступила после проведения открытого аукциона. «Visakha Industries Limited» выиграла аукцион, предложив сумму в 650 миллионов индийских рупий, из которых 430 миллионов было выплачено в качестве аванса. В 2004 году стадион получил название «Международный стадион для крикета Висакха». К 2005 году, когда большая часть стадиона была построена, он принял первый однодневный международный матч между Индией и Южной Африкой. Ю. С. Раджасекхара Редди, бывший главный министр штата Андхра-Прадеш (до отделения Телтнганы), решил изменить название стадиона в память о бывшем премьер-министре Индии Радживе Ганди. После этого решения ассоциация крикета Хайдарабада была обязана выплатить «Visakha Industries» шестикратную цену контракта в соответствии с положениями контракта, регулирующими любое переименование стадиона с потерей названия «Visakha». После переговоров, в которых также приняло участие правительство, было решено остановиться на сумме в 430 миллионов рупий, что меньше цены контракта. Трибуны стадиона называются «Павильон-Энд» и «Норт-Энд». Последняя была переименована в 2012 году в память Вангипурапа Венката Сай Лакшмана. По итогом сезона Индийской премьер-лиги 2019 года, ассоциация крикета Хайдарабада получила приз за лучшие питч и стадион. 13 октября 2017 года на стадионе должен был состояться первый матч в формате Твенти20 между Индией и Австралией, но его отменили из-за подтопления. Первый матч здесь был сыгран в декабре между Индией и Вест-Индией. В октябре 2023 года здесь прошли три игры в рамках чемпионата мира по крикету 2023 года. Примечания
Ramagundam B Thermal Power Station

Ramagundam B Super Thermal Power Plant is located at Ramagundam in Telangana. It is one of the coal based power plants of Telangana Power Generation Corporation Limited (TGGENCO). Power plant Ramagundam B Thermal Power Station has an installed capacity of 62.5 MW (single unit). The unit was commissioned in October, 1971, with the financial assistance of USAID. The project cost Rs 14.8 crores. With the installation of an electrostatic precipitator in 1987 under the R&M Scheme, the problems associated with ID fan etc. were overcome, and the station has been running satisfactorily. The station has achieved the height plant load factor in all India level for four times in the group of 62.5 MW to 63.5 MW units. Installed capacity References
RK Beach

Ramakrishna Beach also known as R K Beach is situated on the east coast of Bay of Bengal in Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh. It is located near Dolphin's Nose. RK Beach gets its name from the Ramakrishna Mission ashram situated near the beach. Gallery Transportation APSRTC runs buses to this area along these routes: See also List of beaches in India Kali Temple, Visakhapatnam References