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Tamilnadu Engineering Admission (TNEA) is conducted every year by the Anna University. Through TNEA, candidates can get admission in the engineering undergraduate courses after class 12th.TNEA Application Form 2019:The application form of TNEA 2019 will be available only in online mode. After filling in the online registration of TNEA application form 2019, the candidate will have to send a printout of the completed online application in person or by post to The Secretary, Tamil Nadu Engineering Admissions, Anna University, Chennai-600 025The application form must be accompanied by photocopies of relevant certificates and photographs and must signNow the above mentioned address on or before the last date. The registration fee must be paid only online. Candidates must pay the registration fee as per the category they belong to, or else their applications will be rejected.When filling the application form of TNEA 2019, care must be taken to enter only genuine information. The TNEA application form 2019 will include fields like education details and personal details. Also, when uploading any documents, the candidate must conform to the prescribed format…….READ MORE……TNEA

Kaveri issue is created by brainless, non technical, ignorant, corrupt politicians of both Karnataka & Tamilnadu region. If they learn from other develped countries, the problem will solved permanently within a span of 5 years.Day will come Bengaluru may demand water from Chennai…!Learn from Israel…!The entire Israeli country was built from scratch. The only country in the world, it has no river, no oil resource and not even a good soil, more importantly, 60% of the land area was the desert. It is often said in an engineering world “the task of a modern engineer is not to cut the trees, is to irrigate the desert”. Yes, the Israeli citizens are born engineers. They are not like fellow Indian citizens who always looking for free food and fodder.Let me start with a small Israeli city “”. Where the annual rainfall is only 20mm. (in Bengaluru and Chennai it is 900mm). About 60% of the country's vegetable exports to Europe and other countries come from the region, using drip irrigation technology.Drip irrigation system invented by an Israeli Engineer Simcha Blass and his son Yeshayahu in 1959. Drip irrigation increases crop yield, quality and consistency. while using less water per unit of land — benefiting farmers, consumers and the planet. It saves up to 40% of water used for irrigation. Simcha Blass got the idea for drip irrigation after seeing a tree that was larger than the other around it. After digging around the roots, it was found that there is a water leakage from an underground pipe.The interesting fact is 60% of the water used for irrigation is from recycled water. One more thing is Israel is the only country on the planet, where 86% of water is recycled. It’s a world record and the next competitor is Spain, it recycles only 15% of used water.In Israel, during 2015 the total demand of water is 2.2 billion cubic meter. 1.2 billion Cubic meters available from rainwater collection and from the aquifer (underground water resources). The remaining 1 billion cubic meter water is from desalination. It is also a world record. It creates 25% of its consumed water from desalination. Now Israel has more water than they need.Now let us think about Bengaluru and Chennai, where the average annual rainfall is 900mm. Almost 45 times more than Israel. Now the task of the Indian politician is “not to irrigate dessert, is to irrigate fertile land using rain water”. No need to demand water either from Karnataka or from Tamilnadu. Let us use rain water first, desalination technique later.Finally “if we fight for Kaveri, we are idiots of highest order”Let us put an end to linguistic politics in the south and concentrate only on development...By,Mandya Gowda,Founder PresidentEngineers PartyLinkDay will come Bengaluru may demand water from Chennai…!

You would not get direct help from the US government but local school districts and child medical care centres would be able to provide free help irrespective of the nationality of child or parent. Indeed you should not even be asked this. For medical care there may be means test questions but you can decline to answer.See State and Local Resource Guides