Scientists
- Dr.A.E. Muthunayagam-Space scientist at Space Propulsion System in India.
- Dr.S. M. Balaji- Indian Dental Scientist.
- Dr.Viswanathan Raman - Father of Chest Medicine in India.
- Dr.Ranjan Roy Daniel- Former Director of Tata Institute of Fundamental Research and recipent of Padma Bhushan.
- Dr.A. Sivathanu Pillai-CEO and MD,Brahmos Aerospace and Chief Controller DRDO .
- Dr.Krishnan Ravi- Prof and Head, Physiology,V.P.Chest Institute,Delhi, Eminent neurophysiologist .
- Dr.Gunamudian David Boaz-Indian psychology scientist .
- Dr. Henry Louis PhD- Agricultural scientist credited with co-creating the hybrid variety of coconut .
- Dr.C. Livingstone-Famous Indian Botanist in Botanical Survey of India then Madras Christian College and eminent plant Taxonomist .
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