Our mission at KBN is to cultivate a thriving global community of Kumaraguru alumni by fostering meaningful connections, sharing knowledge, and creating opportunities for continuous learning and growth. We aim to facilitate a supportive environment that empowers our alumni to excel professionally, drive entrepreneurial initiatives, and contribute positively to society. Through targeted programs, mentorship, and collaborative efforts, we strive to be the catalyst for lifelong connections, career advancement, and impactful innovation, ensuring the sustained success and collective progress of our members.

The Kumaraguru Alumni Business Directory is a unique opportunity for alumni entrepreneurs, innovators and leaders to share their endeavors, and for fellow Alumni to support businesses founded, owned or managed by Kumaraguru Alumni. The directory is provided as a service to encourage networking and the support of alumni-owned businesses.

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The history of a liberal arts education dates back to classical antiquity. Stemming from the Latin word ‘liberalis.’ meaning “appropriate for free men,” a liberal arts education was a course of study considered essential for free citizens of Greece and Rome. The ancient Greeks and Romans viewed that a liberal arts education was necessary for citizen to take responsibilities in civic life. They studied three disciplines called Trivium – Grammar (languages), Rhetoric (oratory), and Logic. During middle ages this was extended to four further subjects: arithmetic, geometry, music and astronomy, named the Quadrivium leading to seven liberal arts subjects in the medieval liberal arts curriculum. The aim was to develop a person who was virtuous and ethical, knowledgeable in many fields and highly articulate.

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Dr. N. Mahalingam – was born on 21 March, 1923 in an agriculture family at Pollachi to P.Nachimuthu Gounder, who started the Sakthi Group in 1921 by diversifying his traditional business of hiring out bullock carts to starting passenger transport services. Nachimuthu Gounder’s only son Dr. N.Mahalingam joined the business in 1943 and helped grow the business to its current level. He was the founder of many educational institutions, from schools to colleges. Some of his educational institutions are Kumaraguru College of Technology, Nachimuthu Polytechnic College, Mahalingam College of Engineering, NGM College, Kumaraguru Institution of Agriculture and in his vision started Kumaraguru College of Liberal Arts and Science in 2018.

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