Experience of Literature - Internal Mark Statement

Department	Name	Average
History (R)	Gokila, R	20
	Gnanavoli, A	36
	Karunakaran, S	26
	Nattu Durai, T	27
	Gokula Krishnan, M	29
	Kuzhal Vadanan	15
	Saravanan, G	30
	Sathish Kumar	31
	Jerry Charles	16
History (V)	Sagayaraj, B	35
	Ngurrinnawia Sailo	ab
Pol. Science	Joel Philip Thomas, V	33
	Prithvi Raja, C	30
	Karma Sherar Peljor	27
	Olivia Mandesha	24
	Tandin Wangchuk	34
	Shobana, S. J	35
Economics	Shalini, D	27
	Sweta Rashmikachhap	37
	Nanda Kishore, J	33
	Shawn Nigli	12
	Karthick Raja, K	27
	Pradeep, P.S.D	32
Philosophy	Ezekiel Manase	27
	Rakesh Kumar Sharma	20
	Joshua Thiruvadi, S	35
	Kathiravan, S	15
	Arun, A	11
Commerce	Daniel Thomas, G	14
	Prabu, D	11
	Vipin George Thomas	29
Commerce(V)	Aaron Mukerji	16
	Hariharasudan	08
	Jossy J. Koonthanam	32
	Muddu Uthappa, K	13
Mathematics	Zainab Fathima	37
Statistics	Punitha, S	33
	Murali, V	37
Physics	Parthasarathy, R	12
	Stephen Paul, J	36
Plant Bio&PBT	Tintu Tom	31
	Ashish Nathaniel	33
	Bikramjit Sapam	36
	Lalmunhlui	27
	Prithvi Joseph, I	11
	Mohan Raj, C	23
Zoology (R)	Christina Kavitha Bindu, P. G	34
	Silambarasi, A	31
	Sowmya, S	36
	Ezhilarasan, N	29
	Joshua, S	29
	Fredrick Vasanth, C	12
Zoology (V)	Anusuya, R	33
	Meenakshi, M	32
	Merlin Priya, I	27
	Adarsh Yadav, M	34
	Puneeta Tiwari	37

II BA Tamil CIA Mark Statement - April 2006

Final CIA Mark Statement – Part- II English

II B.A Tamil  – Language Based – Level – II

Semester IV - Nov – April 2006

	Name	Avg.
1	Anbumani, A	28
2	Anitha, D	26
3	Anitha, S	25
4	Antony Mary, G	26
5	Dhanlakshmi, R	24
6	Dhavamani, A	25
7	Geetha, S	25
8	Gomathi, C	27
9	Irene Jeya Mary, I	27
10	Jeba Mani, M	30
11	Jenila Mary, M	25
12	Joy Prabha, D	28
13	Kumudha, A	30
14	Manohari, P	29
15	Nithya, T	25
16	Prabavathi, N	25
17	Pramila, S	26
18	Priscilla, A	27
19	Pushpalatha, S	25
20	Rani, D	30
21	Salincy, R	29
22	Seetha Devi, V	25
23	Shargunam, N	25
24	Siyamala, S	27
25	Sofia, M	30
26	Sumitha, J	28
27	Swarnarathinam, S	29
28	Varalaksmi, V	25
29	Balakrishnan, S	28
30	Rajkumar, R	26
31	Ramesh, D	26

In Memoriam: Roy Campbell - Critical Summary

Introduction: 

“In Memoriam: Roy Campbell” by R.N.Currrey is both a patriotic poem and a personal elegy on Roy Campbell. The poem celebrates the memory of the great poet patriot and commemorates his courage. The poem is both a biography and a clarion call to the Africans to fight the imperialist forces tooth and nail.

The Unequal battle between Boys and the Huge Waves:

The poem starts with a the description of colonial rule as imposing and mighty. It underlies the unequal nature of the battle with boys up against huge waves. The waves are like Zulu impis. They are a terrible spectacle coupled with deafening noise. Thus the first stanza presents the spectacle of elemental forces of awesome magnitude. Young boys are no match for these forces and hence they are wonder-struck.

The African As a Matador:

The waves are not a static spectacle. They are dynamic and doubly destructive. They strike terror in the hearts of the natives and also gore into the sands of the beach. This rapacious image of sexual aggression with the waves, “horned like bulls” goring “into the whinnying groins of sand” makes the battles an epic one. Such a challenging situation calls for a calculated attack. Each African is a matador who must hold the bull by its horns and meet the lion in its den.

Roy Campbell’s Art of Tackling the Powerful Energy:

Roy Campbell was a past master in the art of tackling the powerful enemy. He was never in a hurry. He was cool and calculating like...

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