Murugan’s vehicle is peacock and his main weapon to destroy his enemies is “Vel” (lance). Murugan with his consorts - Valli at the left and Devayani at the right. The tamil poetic version of this mythology is also available, known as “Kanda Puranam” written by the poet Kacchiappa Sivachariyar (1350-1420). Elaborate details of this mythology can be obtained from “Skanda Puranam”.
The very purpose of birth of Muruga was to annihilate the two demons Tarakasura and Surapadma. According to mythology, Murugan was born out of the fire that emanated from Lord Shiva’s third eye - his eye at the middle of his forehead, when he opened it to burn Manmata (a lord of love and romance) who tried to disturb Shiva’s meditation and turn his mind towards romance. Murugan is actually Subramanya, the son of lord Shiva. The name Murugan and his numerous other names like Murugaiyan, Sivamurugan, Velmurugan, Saravanan, Karthigeyan, Senthil, Arumugam, Subramaniyan, Subbaiah, Subbarayan, Swaminathan, Velan, Kadirvel, Shaktivel, Kandan (Skandan), Kandaswamy, Kadamban, Kumar, Kumaraswamy, Shivakumar, Shanmukham, Palani (it is actually the name of one of his abodes), Palaniswamy, Muthu Kumaran, Sakthi Kumar, Muthukumaraswamy, Dandapani, Dandayutapani etc are widely used in naming children a vast majority in the above names are quite typical to Tamils. In India, naming children with popular names of God is very widely practiced. The word Murugan means one who is handsome.
As Shri Sankaracharya hails from Kerala, it is quite obvious that he was quite familiar with the tradition of worship of Muruga, existing all along in the Hindu culture of the south. They are easily accessible to students for any support related to their academic and career at any time.Worship of Subramanya (or Shiva Kumar, the son of Lord Shiva) was in fact one of the formal religious sects recognized and sanctified by Shri Shankaracharya and this sect was known as Koumaram. The faculty members are amiable, act as mentor - philosopher and guide. Apart from the promoted technical institution, the trust evinces interest in providing high quality education to the poor and needy students.
The trust has invested profusely on developing the infrastructure such as buildings, laboratories, hostels and necessary amenities beyond the norms and requirements of the University and AICTE. SSCET has accomplished a decade of success, and entering in to the 18th year with a pinnacle of glory through its remarkable achievements in technical education. Sri Subramanya College of Engineering & Technology (SSCET) was established by Sri Subramanya Educational Trust in the year 2000 with the motive of taking higher education to the nearby villages in general and rural people in particular at all levels of economic platform. Sri Subramanya college of Engineering & Technology (SSCET) affiliated to Anna University is a renowned educational institute at Palani, the Temple Hill City in Tamilnadu. Welcome To Sri Subramanya college of Engineering & Technology
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