Venkataramanan Ramasethu

National Doctor’s Day – July 1, 2025 🇮🇳 On the birth and death anniversary of Dr. Bidhan Chandra Roy, we honour the healing light. Doctors walk the sacred path of Dhanvantari, restoring life with wisdom and might. "Ayuṣyam te jagatām āyuḥ prajābhyaḥ pradīyatām" — May your healing bless all beings with life. In their touch dwells a prayer — a dharma fulfilled, a divine act beyond strife. – Venkataramanan Ramasethu 01.07.2025

A heartfelt goodbye to our shining stars of Optometry Internship 2024–2025. Moments cherished, memories made at ESO Kolkata Campus. As you step into new journeys, carry the Elite spirit with pride. Farewell with love from your Sankara Nethralaya family. – Venkataramanan Ramasethu  30.06.2025

A heartfelt goodbye to our shining stars of Optometry Internship 2024–2025. Moments cherished, memories made at ESO Kolkata Campus. As you step into new journeys, carry the Elite spirit with pride. Farewell with love from your Sankara Nethralaya family. – Venkataramanan Ramasethu 30.06.2025

Wishing everyone a divine and blissful Rath Yatra ! May Lord Jagannath bless your journey with joy, peace, and prosperity. Let the sacred chariot carry your dreams to fulfillment. Celebrate faith, tradition, and togetherness with love and devotion. – Venkataramanan Ramasethu 27th June 2025

Had the honour of meeting Dr. Y. Manikandan, Professor and Head, Department of Tamil Language, University of Madras, today at Bharathi Tamil Sangam, Kolkata, where I’ve had the privilege of being a life member for the past 25 years. Our conversation was intellectually stimulating and soulfully Tamil. We exchanged thoughts on his rich body of research in Tamil grammar, classical literature, manuscriptology, and most notably, his profound work on Bharathiyar and Bharathidasan—two towering figures in Tamil literary and cultural history. Dr. Manikandan’s academic contributions—over 114 publications and active participation in more than 150 seminars and workshops—reflect his unwavering dedication to the Tamil language and its legacy. It was a joy to connect with someone who shares a deep, abiding love for Tamil and Tamil literature. Grateful for this memorable exchange of ideas that reaffirmed our shared passion. – Venkataramanan Ramasethu 21st June 2025

Visited the MAKAUT University Haringhata Campus on 16th June 2025 for official purposes, accompanied by our college administrator Ms. Ekta Saha and Assistant Professor Ms. Mousumi Patro. SNESO Kolkata offers the BOptom program affiliated to MAKAUT, a state-funded public university established in 2001. Formerly known as WBUT, MAKAUT is located in Haringhata and plays a pivotal role in technical and professional education in West Bengal. Grateful for the academic synergy and institutional support. – Venkataramanan Ramasethu  16th June 2025