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    Nayudamma was born in an agricultural family at Yelavarru village near Tenali (Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh state in India.) He had his primary education in the village and studied Intermediate in AC College here. Later, he did B.SC (Chemical Technology) at the famous Banaras Hindu University and a course in leather technology at Madras Institute of Leather Technology. He contributed to the initial development of the Central Leather Research Institute at Chennai, India. He was responsible for building the international image of the institute and for establishing close ties with the Indian leather industry. He was married to Y. Pavana. His children included two sons, including eldest son Ratheish, and one daughter. After Nayudamma’s death, his wife committed suicide.

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    Nayudamma was born in an agricultural family at Yelavarru village near Tenali (Guntur district of Andhra Pradesh state in India.) He had his primary education in the village and studied Intermediate in AC College here. Later, he did B.SC (Chemical Technology) at the famous Banaras Hindu University and a course in leather technology at Madras Institute of Leather Technology. He contributed to the initial development of the Central Leather Research Institute at Chennai, India. He was responsible for building the international image of the institute and for establishing close ties with the Indian leather industry. He was married to Y. Pavana. His children included two sons, including eldest son Ratheish, and one daughter. After Nayudamma’s death, his wife committed suicide.

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    Yelavarthy Nayudamma

    Yelavarthy Nayudamma (Telugu:


    )
    [1][2]
    (September 10, 1922 - June 23, 1985) was a
    chemical engineer and a scientist killed on Air India
    Flight 182 (Emperor Kanishka bombing).[3]

    Aatre, R. Chidambaram, R.A. Mashelkar, J.S. Bajaj, K.


    Kasturirangan, Verghese Kurien, S.Z. Qasim, M.G. K.
    Menon and M.S. Swaminathan among others.[6]
    The award for 2009 went to eminent defence scientist,
    Dr. Vijay Kumar Saraswat who was instrumental in the
    successful launch of the Agni-III missiles for 3 consecutive times.[7]

    Introduction

    Nayudamma was born in an agricultural family at


    Yelavarru village near Tenali (Guntur district of Andhra
    Pradesh state in India.)

    4 Notes
    [1] Nayudamma Site

    He had his primary education in the village and studied


    Intermediate in AC College here. Later, he did B.SC
    (Chemical Technology) at the famous Banaras Hindu
    University and a course in leather technology at Madras
    Institute of Leather Technology. He contributed to the
    initial development of the Central Leather Research Institute at Chennai, India. He was responsible for building
    the international image of the institute and for establishing close ties with the Indian leather industry.[4]

    [2] http://idrinfo.idrc.ca/Archive/ReportsINTRA/pdfs/
    v14n3-4e/67124.pdf
    [3] "Public hearing Volume 11" (Archive). Commission of
    Inquiry into the investigation of the Bombing of Air India
    Flight 182 (Commission denqute relative aux measures
    dinvestigation prises s contre le vol 182 dAir India).
    Friday October 13, 2006. p. 1034 (PDF 39-59).
    [4] Nayudamma and CLRI: http://www.clri.org/Default.htm

    He was married to Y. Pavana. His children included two


    sons, including eldest son Ratheish, and one daughter.[3]
    After Nayudammas death, his wife committed suicide.

    [5] "Public hearing Volume 11" (Archive). Commission of


    Inquiry into the investigation of the Bombing of Air India
    Flight 182 (Commission denqute relative aux measures
    dinvestigation prises la suite de lattentat la bombe
    commis contre le vol 182 dAir India). Friday October
    13, 2006. p. 1037-1038 (PDF 42-43). After only a
    few hours in Cork, I had to rush back to India to see my
    mother. I ew back in silence only to arrive to the next
    blow; the news that my mother had died from her suicide
    before I could reach her.

    [5]

    Honours and Positions held

    He was awarded many national and international awards


    and honours, including the Padma Shri.

    [6] The Hindu : Andhra Pradesh / Guntur News : Missile


    Man-II, looking ahead and farther

    Nayudamma was conferred with the prestigious RajaLakshmi Award in the year 1983 from Sri Raja-Lakshmi
    Foundation, Chennai.

    [7] The Hindu : Andhra Pradesh / Guntur News : Nayudamma award for V.K. Saraswat

    He served as the Director General of CSIR, New Delhi


    and also as the 4th Vice-Chancellor of the prestigious
    Jawaharlal Nehru University in New Delhi from 12 June
    1981 to 27 October 1982. He also served on many prestigious national and international committees.[2]

    Dr. Y. Nayudamma Memorial


    Award

    Recipients of this prestigious award include T. Ramasami, A. Sivathanu Pillai, Nori Dattatreyuudu, Sam
    Pitroda, G. Madhavan Nair, Kota Harinarayana, V. K.
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