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Dinamani

1156 rare books uploaded to the website

Chennai, March 9: International Institute of Tamil Studies (Ulaga Tamil Aaraichi Niruvanam) that is under the control of Tamil Development Department uploaded its 1156 rare books, this effectively help all the Tamil activist and Tamil researchers all over the world.

During the Grant request of Tamil Development Department for the year of 2018-2019 announced that ‘Digitalization of all the rare books (2,18,558 pages of 1156 total book were digitized) in the International Institute of Tamil Studies will be done’.

These books were uploaded in website www.ulakaththamizh.in by Ministers Mr D. Jayakumar and Mr K. Pandiarajan at a function in Taramani on Saturday. Besides the Ministers also opened the Dr. MGR statute in the International Institute of Tamil Studies campus.

In picture: At the time of, uploading the digitized rare books to the website done by Ministers Mr D. Jayakumar, Mr.K. Pandiarajan, Mr J. Jayavardhan and Director of Tamil Development Department Mr Vijayaragavan.

Dinamalar

Refulgence computerized the process of worship.

Singapore, December 4, 2011: Sree Veeramakali Amman temple is one of the popular temples located in Serangoon Road, Singapore. This temple is been completely computerized and this overwhelmed the devotees. SRI VMT is the solution that made these changes like reducing the waiting time of the devotees. This system comes with the identity card that could be used to get the archani tickets and other devotional items from the counter. This system also enables the pre-booking options for poojas. All you need is a plastic card and you can just take Archanai tickets and receipts from the kiosk.

A registered devotee has to just scan the card and all the astrological details of the family members are displayed on the screen. This solution offers a complete relief to the temple authorities and devotees. Besides these options, the tokens are given to purchase the other devotional items of the temple.

Minimizes the number of counter staff needed to operate in a temple Accounting and Reconciliation can be done at the backend by the application itself which comes with supporting software. All the transactions and sales are reconciled when day closing is done.

This product was developed by Mr. Elaiyalwar Seenivasan Managing director of Refulgence Inc Pvt Ltd. since he is from a traditional family associated with the Sri Varatharaja Perumal Temple in Subbulapuram, Theni which was built by his ancestors.

Bakthi Kumudam

Digitalization in God Worship

Singapore, January 15, 2012: The method of god worship had been made computerized in Sri Veeramakaliamman temple is one of the oldest temples in Singapore. This change was because of SRI VMT a product from Refulgence Inc Pte Ltd. Since this is the most popular temple in Singapore, it holds a considerable measure of celebrations, poojas and capacities occur consistently and countless devotees partake in them.

Devotees have to wait in long queues in order to worship God. Mr. Elaiyalwar Seenivasan Managing director of Refulgence Inc Pvt Ltd thought of creating a solution for this problem so that the devotees can spend more time in prayer. This resulted in SRI VMT, a self-operated retail item vending machine for temples that reduces the waiting time.

Devotees can get the identity card from the temple by registering themselves and whenever they are visiting the temple they can get all the devotional items and the archanai tickets by just inserting that cart into the SRI VMT.

Astrological details of the registered devotee and their family members are displayed on the screen and it is printed on the archanai ticket by just scanning their card.

Besides these facilities, all the financial transactions and sales are reconciled when day closing is done. Reduces the counter staffs required to operate in a temple Accounting and Reconciliation can be done at the backend by the application itself which comes with supporting software. This maintains the entire bookkeeping is computerized and reports are generated for the day.

Tamil Murasu

A Self-operating machine for Temples

Singapore: From tomorrow onwards, for the first time in the history, Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple in Serangoon Road, Singapore will start to provide archanai tickets and other devotional items to their devotees by a self-operating machine.

SRI VMT will reduce the devotee waiting time for getting tickets for Pooja. “The devotee can get an identity card for worship by making payment of 5 Singapore dollars and then they can recharge the amount according to their requirement.” Says Mr. Selvakumar.

At present days more than 90% of people are familiar with handling computer and other electronic gadgets hence using SRI VMT will be much simpler.

Tamil Nesan

SRI VMT receives a grand welcome among the devotees of Sri Veeramakaliamman temple

Singapore, July 22, 2011: Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple in Serangoon Road, Singapore has started to use self-operating machine for getting archanai tickets this makes the devotees overwhelmed.

SRI VMT reduces the counter staffs required to operate in a temple Accounting and Reconciliation can be done at the backend by the application itself which comes with supporting software. The entire bookkeeping is computerized and reports are generated for the day. All the financial transactions and sales are reconciled when day closing is done and the reports are generated.

This is the first time where the devotees get tickets and the devotional items through a vending machine. SRI VMT is specifically designed to reduce waiting time for getting tickets for Pooja. The devotee can get an identity card for worship by making payment of 5 Singapore dollars and then they can recharge the amount according to their requirement.

More than 90% of people are familiar with handling computer and other electronic gadgets hence using SRI VMT is easier for the devotees.

Narpani

Launching Mobile App for instant updates.

Singapore, Dated: A mobile app was launched for Narpani paeravai - People’s Association so that its members can receive the latest news instantly. Deputy Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Tharman Shanmugaratnam initiated the application functioning at a grand ceremony. This app can be installed on Android, iPhone mobile phones.

By installing this application on their mobile phone the association members can receive instant messages and notification.