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Belur ParkDeep inside NAL’s Belurcampus there was a temple,a few hundred years old,which was practically inruins. Recognizing itshistorical value, the templewas restored in the early1990’s.Before restorationThe area around the restoredtemple, full of big and shadytrees, has now been convertedinto a park. It is now of thenicest places on the NALcampus.The restored Someshwara temple. Theinset shows Veerendra Heggade nearthe temple premises.110
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NAL in 1960National Aeronautical La
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Building a CampusaWork started quic
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The UNS storyaIn 1959, CSIR approac
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International SeminaraNAL organised
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Wind PoweraWind power was an import
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Creating the CoreaShortly after mov
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Nilakantan Passes AwayP Nilakantan,
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Mounting activityabcWork on the win
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Distinguished VisitorsaA striking f
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The Coming of S R ValluriOn 23 Nove
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Spreading the WingsaNAL’s activit
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irst BlowdownaAfter three exhilarat
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LimelightaIn the late 1960’s it w
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Early Technology oraysaIn the late
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Experimental acilitiesThe early yea
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Ushering in the 1970’sAs NAL ente
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Digital SystemsA very striking feat
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Intellectual ermentIt would appear
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J R D TataJ R D Tata stepped down a
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ailure AnalysisIn the early 1970’
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SLV-3 testingaISRO first became a f
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Steady Stream of GuestsaThe statist
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10,000 blowdowns of 1 ft tunnelEven
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Vibration TestingaThe fields of act
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Growing Ties with IAaIn the second
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New orays in Aerospace Electronicsa
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Two Air CrashesaThe fatal accident
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Raja Ramanna’s visitaRaja Ramanna
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CSIR’s Directors’ Conference Ag
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Powder MetallurgyaAn outstanding NA
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“A beautiful bride, all decked up
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Engineering WorkshopsNAL’s worksh
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Satish DhawanIn 1980, following the
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Power from Sludge GasA time-expired
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G S Sidhu’s VisitShortly after ta
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AVRAAn early AVRA prototypedevelope
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10,000 blowdowns at 4 ft tunnelThe
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A ull-fledged Computer CentreShivra
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The Belur CampusA first day cover i
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Getting Ready for the LCAP V Narasi
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Acoustic Test acilityThe ATF buildi
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The Kanishka InvestigationV Ramacha
Page 174: Visit of the Abid Hussain Committee
Page 178: Think CompositesBy the mid-1980’s
Page 182: The light of the Light CanardDamani
Page 186: The ocus on light Mechanics and Con
Page 190: 1988 oundation Day unctionStarting
Page 194: Inauguration of 0.6 m x 0.6 m Trans
Page 198: C-MMACSBy the late 1980’s, ascomp
Page 202: Joy and Sorrow in ManikaranIndia’
Page 206: The Thrust on Civil AviationAs NAL
Page 210: 1000 BlowdownsThe Acoustic Testacil
Page 214: CSIR Golden Jubilee ConferenceThe C
Page 218: The Jewel in the CrownA fully capti
Page 222: Breakthrough at losolver LabThe los
Page 228: Roddam Narasimha, RSH Narasimhaiah,
Page 232: HANSA Takes OffThe maiden flight of
Page 236: SARAS DelaysIn 1994-95, NAL’s pro
Page 240: LCA Models using CompositesTeams at
Page 244: 14 th ICNMDNAL played the leading r
Page 248: Dynamic Wind TunnelNAL’s dynamic
Page 252: Raj Mahindra1925-1995Raj Mahindra,
Page 256: LCA Control LawsNAL continued to pl
Page 260: K N Raju Retires; T S Prahlad Becom
Page 264: light SimulatorNAL’s light Mechan
Page 268: PrepregsAirframe manufacturers usin
Page 272: Supersonic CombustorLow cost space
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CSIR Directors’ Conference Once A
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Green NALThe NAL campus again recei
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The Aviation HabitTo inculcateairmi
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HANSA receives type certificate fro
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Two BusesNAL’s ExperimentalAerody
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LCA’s irst lightThe successful te
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