Sri Ramakrishna was born on 18 February 1836 in the village of Kamarpukur about sixty miles northwest of Kolkata. His parents, Kshudiram Chattopadhyaya and Chandramani Devi, were poor but very pious and virtuous. As a child, Ramakrishna (his childhood name was Gadadhar) was dearly loved by the villagers. From early days, he was disinclined towards formal education and worldly affairs. He was, however, a talented boy, and could sing and paint well. He was fond of serving holy men and listening to their discourses. He was also very often found to be absorbed in spiritual moods. At the age of six, he experienced the first ecstasy while watching a flight of white cranes moving against the background of black clouds. This tendency to enter into ecstasy intensified with age. His father’s death when he was seven years old served only to deepen his introspection and increase his detachment from the world.
Vision:
To be a centre of excellence in the field of technical education.
Mission:
To offer diploma level education to cater to the needs of industry and society
To mould students to be disciplined, competent and socially responsible technicians, who will be assets to our nation’s human resource pool.
To provide the best possible infrastructure and adopt advanced methodologies for improving the calibre of students and the staff
To establish, maintain and continuously improve our quality management system
To expose our students to the universal principles of harmony among religions, universal brotherhood, man-making and character-building education.
To create feedback mechanism to evaluate our performance and emerging trends in industry
To identify the latent latent talents of our students by providing a conducive environment.
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posted on : 22-06-2022
One of the best institutions I have ever come across. Belonging to an Army family, same discipline I have observed in this institution. I have learned the lesson “how to live in life” from a Principle, Teachers and Swami Ji of this great institution. I am blessed to be part of this institution (DEEE 2005-2008).