Dr.N.Seethuraman, Registrar, SRMIST in his inaugural address, felt nostalgic and shared the struggles and best moments of his schools studying in a Government school. He appreciated the schools for maintaining a clean environment. Nattarasanpattu being an UBA adopted village, he requested all the people to avail the free medical services provided by SRM hospital. He promised SRM’s support to the NSS and Community Medicine Department to provide medical service to people.     
Mr.K.Samba Sivam, President of Parent Teachers Association, Nattarasanpattu expressed his thanks to SRM for supporting their school. He humbly requested SRM Management to build compound wall around the school ground and levelling work.
Mr. K. Chakkarapani, Headmaster of Government High School, and Mrs. K. Suganthi, Headmaster of Government Primary School, Nattarasanpattu thanked Registrar-SRM for promising to support the people of Nattarasanpattu with free medical service. They specially mentioned about the UBA cell’s activities towards their school development.
Prizes were distributed to students who took part in speech, dance, yoga, best volunteer, full attendance and those who secured first mark in tests. 





The student volunteers facilitated the medical camp and helped the villagers at each of the check up stands: dental, eye, general checkup, blood sugar testing and medicine dispensing. It was a coordinated effort by all general physicians, dentists, nurses and lab technicians.        

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The Head of Department and faculties from Center for Environmental Nuclear Research and a group of enthusiastic IT students from SRM Institute of Science & Technology visited Anjur village, Kattankulathur block on 19 February 2019 to study the living conditions of people and possibility of implementing small-scale start-ups that suits the needs of the villagers.

The team listened to the day-to-day problems faced by the villagers, especially the Scheduled Tribes living as one community in one street at Irular Colony. The team inspected the land area and the scope for growing land-based produce.

They visited Anjur Higher Secondary School and interacted with the students and teachers to identify their learning interests. Based on the identified needs, the SRM IT students will come up with project proposals for Smart Classrooms and e-learning methods.

They also visited the Panchayat Office before leaving the village.