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Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is success.

The CETAAC Winter Summit concluded on Jan 25, 2020 which is also the first get together of 2020 at the Malayalee club in Chetpet, Chennai. The key highlight of the reunion was the launch of the prestigious Clean Pallikaranai Project also known as CCP. 

Coming together is a beginning; keeping together is progress; working together is a success.

With only days left for the CETAAC, Chennai’s first get together of 2020 to happen, excitement is already paving its way to meet and greet each one of us on the CEETAC Winter Summit to be held on 25TH January 2020 at 7 pm at the Malayalee Club, Chetpet.

CETAA Chennai Onam Get-together witnessed vibrant participation. A diverse group of alumni starting from the recent 2019 batch, were part of the celebration. The event was held on 1st September 2019 at The Malayalee Club, Chetpet, Chennai.

We are thrilled to announce the College of Engineering Trivandrum Alumni Association Chennai Chapter Onam Celebration and Family Reunion. The get-together will be held on Sunday, 1st September 2019 at the First Floor Function Room, The Malayalee Club, Chetpet, Chennai.

The CETAA Chennai chapter get-together took place on Saturday, 29th June 2019. The event had an innovative and motivational flare to it. CETAAC members and their family were invited to visit IIT Madras Research Park (IITMRP). It is one of the finest facilities in India when it comes to Research & Development and also serves as a launchpad to Start-Ups including 70+ ventures which are already in the market, whose summed valuation goes above $ 1Billion. Interestingly, is modeled along the lines of successful research parks like that of Stanford and MIT. 

CETAAC witnessed a very intimate New Year get together on the 20^th of January. Cosmopolitan Club set up the perfect platform for the members to catch up. 

We are happy to announce our second project which we are initiating, utilising the funds pledged by our members for flood relief and rehabilitation. After looking at various projects by different organisations, we have tied up with Palliium India for one of their projects.

It is with utmost happiness that we inform all the CETAAC members, that the first phase of our contribution to the flood relief and rehabilitation efforts in Kerala, wherein we had requested for donations from all the members, has been successfully carried out. Roughly half the members had pledged their contributions for this cause, and has forwarded their payments to the Rotary Club Charitable trust, for their flood relief efforts in association with Mathrubhumi. We are extremely proud of our members who have contributed Rs.

Many of you would have come to know about our CETAAC CLEAN CHENNAI (CCC) initiative, which we were to have  inaugurated during our Onam get-together last weekend. However, due to the postponement of the getogether, the formal launch has been postponed to October 7th.

The members of the Chennai chapter of the alumni association of the College of Engineering, Trivandrum (CET) have joined hands with Care Earth Trust, one of the leading NGOs in the field of Biodiversity & Ecological conservation, to work towards a greener Chennai.