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Srimathi.
Annammal Subbiah |
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SUBBIAH
DHARMANIDHI |
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The Subbiah Dharma Nidhi was established in the
year 1934 by Thiru. Subbiah Nadar with an aim of
promoting Siva worship through charities and
education among the people of Thoothukudi.
The charities done include maintenance of Sidhi
Vinayagar Temple, free feeding of Sadhus at
Thiruvanamalayar mutt, and free accommodation
for Sadhus at
Thiruvannamalai
and Thoothukudi. The trust contributes to
education at Thoothukudi. The trust
contributes to the education of boys &
girls by the administration of two schools -
Subbiah Vidyalayam Girls' Higher Secondary School
& Subbiah Vidyalayam Middle School and a college
of Teacher training - Annammal College of
Education for Women at Thoothukudi. |
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FORMER TRUSTEES |
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AR.A. SUBBIAH NADAR ( 1934
– 1943)
migrated from Sivakasi to
Thoothukudi and came up in life through
hard work, business integrity, shrewd
commercial insight, and above all an
abiding faith in the Supreme Guide.
Subbiah Dharmanidhi was founded in 1934
by his boundless munificence to cater to
the growing needs of education and
religious charities. |
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AR.A.S. ARUMUGASAMY NADAR
( 1943-55 & 1957-68)
the eldest and
illustrious son of the founder,
established in 1962 Annammal College
of Education with the noble ideal of
imparting training to the graduates among
women of the southern districts to
become able and talented teachers. The
newly constructed hostel aptly named
after him on his centenary year – 1993
will stand as a fine monument to the
memory of this great man. |
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AR.A.S. DURAISAMY NADAR
(1955 – 1957)
joined the freedom
struggle in 1935 and participated in the
Quit India Movement. He was a member of
the Madras Legislative Assembly, between
1937 and 1938 representing Srivaikundam
Constituency. He managed well the
educational institutions of the Trust. |
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DURAISAMY SHENBAGAMURTHI
(1968 – 1986)
succeeded his uncle in
1968, and brought glory to the Trust and
the College by his devoted work.
Constructing the college and hostel
buildings in the new site on the
Tiruchendur Road had always been a dream
to him and it is gratifying for his
successor to have made it come true. |