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ശ്രീ കേരള വർമ്മ കോളേജ് | |
Other name | SKVC, Royals |
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Motto | अस्तु वृत्तं शुभं सदा |
Motto in English | Pure be My Life for Ever |
Type | Government Aided College |
Established | 11 August 1947 |
Founder | H.H Aikya Keralam Thampuran |
Academic affiliations | |
Officer in charge | K. Jayanarayanan |
Principal | Prof. Sobha T D |
Academic staff | 110 |
Students | 2570 |
Undergraduates | 2220 |
Postgraduates | 300 |
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Location | , 10°32′N76°11′E / 10.53°N 76.19°E |
Campus | Urban |
Sporting affiliations | University of Calicut |
Website | www |
Sree Kerala Varma College is a government aided college in Kanattukara, Thrissur, Kerala, India. Founded in 1947 by His Highness Aikya Keralam Thampuran, the Maharaja of erstwhile Kingdom of Cochin. [1] [2] [3] [4] Managed by the Cochin Devaswom Board, Sree Kerala Varma College (affiliated to the University of Calicut) is an academic institution in Kerala.
Sree Kerala Varma College is a semi residential college.
The idea of starting a new college at Trichur city originated from a committee of prominent citizens of Trichur, including Cheloor mana Itti Ravi Namboodiri who was a member of the first Legislative Assembly of Kingdom of Cochin in 1925 in response to strong public demand. The members of the committee approached His Highness Aikya Keralam Thampuran, the then Maharajah of Kochi who allowed free use of the Merry Lodge Palace and the naming of the college after His Highness, Sree Kerala Varma College.
A grant of one lakh rupees and a loan of four lakhs towards capital expenditure and a free grant of two hundred and fifty candies of timber were sanctioned by His Highness. The college was initially under the University of Calicut.
The College Library is a spacious two storey building, housed next to the Administrative Block. The library has over 70,000 books, subscriptions to both online and print periodicals and magazines, back volumes, and access to INFLIBNET and NLIST. The library caters to the staff, students and research scholars affiliated to different departments. The library is equipped with OPAC facility. Reprography services are provided in the Co-Operative store adjacent to the library building.
The college provides hostel facilities for boys and girls subject to availability. The women's hostel is situated within the college campus and men's hostel is in a short distance from the college campus near the NDS stadium complex of the college. Women's hostel provides accommodation for nearly 220 students and men's hostel for nearly 120 students.
The Prof. N D Subramaniam Stadium of the college has facilities for playing various games like cricket, basketball, and football. The very sporting achievements of the college have their beginning in training facilities available in this stadium.
The college Gymnasium is housed in the Main Block. A wide selection of equipment for fitness, training, exercising and body building.
Students can take part in a range of activities from sports (football, cricket, basketball, handball, kabbadi, swimming, boxing, etc.). National Cadet Corps, National Service Scheme, Nature Club, Film Club.
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