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			{{Short description\|College in Matunga, Mumbai, India}}
	Ruia College, an educational institution in the central part of ], between the ] and ] railway stations. It comprises of The Ramnarain Ruia College of Arts & Science and Ramnivas Ruia Junior College of Arts and Science. The college has been awarded a Four Star rating by the ] of India.
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			\| name = Ramnarain Ruia Autonomous College
			\| motto = Explore. Experience. Excel.
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			\| established = {{Start date and age\| June 1937}}
			\| academic_affiliation = ] <br> ]
			\| principal = Anushree Lokur<ref name="fc">{{cite web\|url=http://www.ruiacollege.edu/web/index.php#prettyPhoto/6/\|title=Index}}</ref>
			\| city = ] (Central), ]
			\| state = ]
			\| country = ]
			\| campus_type = ]
			\| website = {{URL\|www.ruiacollege.edu}}
			\| image = Ramnarain Ruia Senior College Quadrangle.jpg
			}}

			'''Ramnarain Ruia Autonomous College''' is a college affiliated to the ], in ], ], ]. It was established in June 1937. The University of Mumbai granted autonomous status to the college in 2017.<ref>{{Cite news\|url=http://www.hindustantimes.com/mumbai-news/mumbai-university-grants-autonomous-status-to-ruia-college/story-rRfCAlZDOhyv3Rvg4ithQO.html\|title=Mumbai university grants autonomous status to Ruia College\|date=2017-07-02\|work=hindustantimes.com/\|access-date=2017-10-25\|language=en}}</ref> It comprises the Ramnarain Ruia College of Arts and Science and the Ramnivas Ruia Junior College of Arts and Science.
	The College was established in June 1937. It was the first college in Mumbai to be started by ], Pune. It was inaugurated formally on 3rd December 1937 by the then Governor of Bombay, ]. A large part of the credit for its establishment goes to Mataji Suvratadevi Ruia and her son, Seth Ramnivas Ruia. Seth Ruia donated a sum of Rs. 2,00,000 (not adjusted for inflation) at that time, from the Ramnarain Harnandrai Charitable Trust. In recognition of this gesture, S.P. Mandali named the institution after him.

			The college has been awarded a five star rating by the ] (NAAC) of India. Also, the NAAC accorded it the A+ Grade and a CGPA of 3.70 out of 4, which is the highest in the state. The college was given the 'Potential for Excellence' status in 2010–11.
	==Courses offered==
	* B.Sc.
	* B.Sc. in Computer Science
	* B.A.
	* M.Sc.
	* M.A.
	* Doctoral courses in Chemistry, Physics, Botany, Zoology, Life Science and History
	* Diploma in Information Technology
	* Diploma in Bioinformatics
	* Diploma in Travel and Tourism
	* Post Graduate Diploma in Industrial Analytical Chemistry

			Additionally, in 2014, Ruia College was adjudged a 'College of Excellence' by the ], New Delhi, and is the first College in the country to have received this status. Ruia college won the award for the best college given by University of Mumbai for the year 2006. It has been winning the trophy in the youth festival organized by Mumbai University for the last six consecutive years.
	==Faculty==

			==Academics==
	* Principal - Dr. R T Sane
			With its varied experience and diligence, the Ruia faculty was in a position to innovate and experiment soon after the college started functioning. Considerable emphasis was placed on development of the instructional program and evaluation procedures. Under several programs, such as COSIP (College Science Improvement Program) and COHSSIP (College Human and Social Science Improvement Program), Ruia has successfully implemented several innovative and experimental academic programs that won wide acclaim.
	* Vice-Principal - Mr. R V Gavankar
	* Vice-Principal - Dr. Behnaz Patel
	* Vice-Principal - Dr. Suhas V Pednekar
	* Vice-Principal (Junior College) - Ms. Lakshmi Iyer

			The senior college library has a large reading hall which accommodates about 400 students and the reading hall in junior college building accommodates about 200 students. Special facilities to borrow books and exam papers are available in these reading halls. The ''Open Shelf Library'' is an important unit of the library for Graduate students, with about 30,000 books readily available to students. The sub-sections are well categorized and meticulously laid out, and book selection is such as to be of great use to students specializing in different subjects. The college also provides instructional material on audio and videocassettes to the students through the audio-visual center and AV library.
	'''Heads of Department'''<br>
	''Languages''
	* English - Ms. Lalita Paranjpe
	* French - Mr. M M Engineer
	* Hindi - Mr. Mukand Joshi
	* Marathi - Ms. Meena Gokhale
	* Sanskrit - Ms. Manjusha Gokhale
	''Arts''
	* Philosophy - Ms. Rita Doctor
	* Political Science - Mr. Arun Kaisare
	* Psychology - ?
	* Commerce - Ms. Urmila Prasad
	* Economics - Ms. Pratibha Bhide
	* History - Ms. Varsha Shirgaonkar
	* Logic - ?
	* Sociology - ?
	''Science''
	* Chemistry - Dr. K Raghuraman
	* Botany - Dr. Behnaz Patel
	* Life Sciences - Mr. S B Pandey
	* Microbiology - Mr. R P Phadke
	* Mathematics - Ms. Mangala Deshpande
	* Statistics - Ms. J P Atre
	* Physics - Mr. V M Bhatt
	* Zoology - Ms. Shailaja Phadnis
	* Computer Science - ?
	* Electronics - Mrs. S Vishwasrao

			The ''Information Technology Center'' is a fully equipped IT center, with 60 computers for students and 9 specially for staff members, offers a variety of courses very useful to the students and faculty. The ''Electronics Laboratory'' is a very well-equipped electronics lab, with multiple power supplies and a den containing all the necessary components for the students, it is well known throughout the state as one of the best electronic labs.
	==Distinctive Features==
	* ''Innovative Programmes'' - With its varied experience and diligence, the Ruia faculty was in a position to innovate and experiment soon after the college started functioning. Considerable emphasis was placed on development of the instructional programme and evaluation procedures. Under several programmes, such as COSIP (College Science Improvement Programme) and COHSSIP (College Humanities and Social Science Improvement Programme), Ruia has successfully implemented several innovative and experimental academic programmes that won wide acclaim.
	* ''Students Mutual Aid Fund (SMAF)'' - This was started in 1948 with the intention of helping out those deserving students who required financial assistance. It now extends benefits to the economically disadvantaged students through lunch coupons,paying fees and issuing sets of books on loan. It arranges exhibitions and other programmes to augment its funds.
	* ''Ruia Alumni Association'' - It is past students' association. Ruia Alumni Association, with the guidance of several senior members of the faculty, has thrived in recent years.
	* ''Postgraduate Study and Research Centre'' - The only Centre of its kind to be established in a college in Mumbai, it provides comfortable accommodation, books, periodicals and bound copies of learned journals to postgraduate and research students. It is housed in the Ruia college library, which has a large collection of about 1,50,000 books, several of which are rare and not available elsewhere.
	* ''Reading Halls'' - The senior college library has a large reading hall which accommodates about 400 students and the reading hall in junior college building accommodates about 200 students. Special facilities to borrow books and exam papers are available in these reading halls.
	* ''Open Shelf Library'' - Important unit of the library for Graduate students, with about 30,000 books readily available to students. The sub-sections are well categorised and meticulously laid out, and book selection is such as to be of great use to students specialising in different subjects.
	* ''Vidyarthi Pratinidhi Mandal (VPM)'' - To enable students of the college to be in close touch with the teacher and members of the management, the VPM was constituted as a student body in the year 1969. It has been highly successful in encouraging in student participation in a variety of co-curricular activities.
	* ''The Ruiaite (college magazine)'' - Published annually since 1937, it has earned for itself a reputation far beyond the aspirations of most other college magazines. It has won several prestigious awards over the years.
	* ''Gymkhana'' - Fully equipped with badminton court, shooting range and highly sophisticated exercising equipment, made available for use by the students and faculty of the college.
	* ''Co-curricular Associations'' - Numbering about 20, these different associations enable students with varied interests to participate in intra- and inter-college activities and beyond, to tap their potential to the maximum.
	* ''Audio-Visual Centre'' - The college provides instructional material on audio and videocassetes to the students through the audio-visual centre and AV library.
	* ''Auditoriums'' - Ruia has an excellent audiotorium that can accommodate about 400 students. Another well-equipped 150-seat auditorium, with video projection facilities, has also been setup recently.
	* ''Information Technology Centre'' - Very well-equipped IT centre, with 60 computers for students and 9 specially for staff members, offers a variety of courses very useful to the students and faculty.
	* ''Electronics Laboratory'' - Very well-equipped electronics lab, with multiple power supplies and a den containing all the necessary components for the students, it is well-known throughout the state as one of the best electronic labs.
	* ''Marathi Medium Unit'' - This unit of the college was launched to tackle a problem faced by several students coming from state board and university students: inability to understand what they are taught in English (medium of instruction) as they have done their schooling in ].
	* ''Cell for Visually-Challenged Units'' - The college has excellent facilities for the visually challenged students. Robotron to read for the students, computer to translate as well as give printouts of Braille into English and a computer to talk to these students are great assets.

			The ''Postgraduate Study and Research Center'' is the only Center of its kind to be established in a college in Mumbai, it provides comfortable accommodation, books, periodicals and bound copies of learned journals to postgraduate and research students. It is housed in the Ruia college library, which has a large collection of about 1,50,000 books, several of which are rare and not available elsewhere.
	==Alumni==

	* ], Former Governor of Reserve Bank of India
			Another feature that distinguishes the college from others in the state is the ''Marathi Medium Unit''. This unit of the college was launched to tackle a problem faced by several students coming from state board and university students: inability to understand what they are taught in English (medium of instruction) as they have done their schooling in ].
	* ], ?

	* ], former ] ] captain
			==Co-curricular activities==
	* ], former ] ]er.
			The ''Vidyarthi Pratinidhi Mandal (VPM)'' was founded to enable students of the college to be in close touch with the teacher and members of the management, the VPM was constituted as a student body in 1969. It has been highly successful in encouraging in student participation in a variety of co-curricular activities.
	* ], ?

	* ] , Speaker of Lok Sabha and Former Chief Minister of Maharashtra State.
			Numbering about 20, there are different ''Co-curricular Associations'' which enable students with varied interests to participate in intra- and inter-college activities and beyond, to tap their potential to the maximum. Ruia also has an excellent auditorium that can accommodate about 400 students. Another well-equipped 150-seat auditorium, with video projection facilities, has also been set up recently.
	* ], model and actress

			''The Ruiaite (college magazine)'' has been published annually since 1937, earning for itself a reputation far beyond the aspirations of most other college magazines. It has won several prestigious awards over the years. The ''Gymkhana'' is fully equipped with badminton court, shooting range and highly sophisticated exercising equipment, made available for use by the students and faculty of the college.

			Various annual inter-collegiate festivals are organized which have a special place in the students' hearts. "Utsav" and "Aarohan" being two such festivals. Apart from those two, various departments have their own festivals, collectively recognized as 'Samanvay'. These provide great opportunities for students to network, showcase their talent and learn from the experience.

			==Support for disadvantaged students==
			The ''Students Mutual Aid Fund (SMAF)'' was started in 1948 with the intention of helping out those deserving students who required financial assistance. It now extends benefits to the economically disadvantaged students through lunch coupons, paying fees and issuing sets of books on loan. It arranges exhibitions and other programmes to augment its funds.

			There is also a ''Cell for Visually-Challenged Students'' (known as SVC by the Ruiates) in which the college has provided excellent facilities for the visually challenged - Robotron to read for the students, computer to translate as well as give printouts of Braille into English and a computer to talk to these students are great assets.

			==Courses==

			===Undergraduate degree courses===
			* ] (BSc) (Statistics, Biochemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Botany, Zoology, Life Science, Microbiology, Computer Science, Bio-analytical sciences)
			* ] (B.A.) (Economics, Political Science, Philosophy, English Literature, Sanskrit Literature, Hindi Literature, French Literature, Marathi Literature, Psychology, Mathematics & History)
			*Bachelor of ] (B.M.M.)

			===Postgraduate courses===
			*] (MSc) (Zoology, Botany, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Life Sciences, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Bioanalytical Sciences, Computer Science & Information Technology, Herbal Sciences and Physics)
			*] (PhD) in Chemistry, Physics, Botany, Zoology, Life Science and History

			===Diploma courses===
			* Diploma in Information Technology
			* Diploma in Bioinformatics
			* Diploma in Travel and Tourism
			* Diploma in Community Radio and Community Media Technology
			* Post Graduate Diploma in Industrial Analytical Chemistry.
			* Post Graduate Diploma in Public Relations and Communication
			* Post Graduate Diploma in Business Journalism

			===Certification courses===
			* Certificate in Soft Skills and Personality Development
			* Certificate in Entrepreneurship Development Skills
			* Certificate in Heritage of Mumbai
			* Certificate in Pharmacovigilance
			* Certificate in Introductory Bioanalysis
			* Certificate in Child Psychology
			* Certificate in Food Science & Quality Control
			* Certificate in Films -a language of Politics
			* Certificate in Web Development Fundamentals
			* Certificate in Aquascaping and Interiorscaping
			* Certificate in Organic Gardening
			and more

			==Notable alumni==
			Some of the notable alumni of the college include:<ref>{{cite web \|title=Ruia College Profile \|url=https://www.ruiacollege.edu}}</ref><ref>{{cite web \|title=Ruia College Alumni Association (RCAA) \|url=https://www.rcaa.in/}}</ref>
			{{Columns-list\|colwidth=30em\|
			*] – actress
			*] – ] and ]
			*] – Indian Classical Singer
			*] – Indian Classical Singer
			*] – Poet, Critic, Painter and filmmaker
			*] – Economist and politician from ]
			*] – a former Judge at the ], Former Chief Justice of the ] & ]
			*] – Economist, Social Scientist, Writer and Educationist; Member, ]; Former Member of ]; Vice-Chancellor of ]
			*] – 13th ]; 12th ]; Former ]
			*], actress <ref>{{Cite web\|url=http://www.marathisanmaan.com/marathi-actress/spruha-joshi\|title=Spruha Joshi - Marathi Sanmaan\|date=2014-08-29\|website=Marathi Sanmaan\|language=en-US\|access-date=2016-04-27}}</ref>
			*], astrophysicist, ] laureate<ref name="Nissim Kanekar on NCRA">{{Cite web \|url=http://www.ncra.tifr.res.in:8081/~nkanekar/resume.html \|title=Nissim Kanekar on NCRA \|date=2017-11-02 \|website=National Centre for Radio Astrophysics \|access-date=2017-11-02}}</ref>
			*] – Former Chairman, ]; Member, ]; Former Member of Parliament
			*] – actress and ]
			*] – Former Indian ]er
			*], Gujarati novelist
			*] – former National Badminton Champion and the First Indian to win a title abroad, in 1956
			*] – Politician, Former Speaker of ] and Former ], ]
			*] – Social Activist and Reformer; National Convener of ]; Founder Member of the ]
			*], ]<ref name="Beena Pillai CV Jun 2015_Medium.pdf">{{Cite web \|url=https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B42Lkj7r5mCKMGtFU1lSYms2V28/view?usp=embed_facebook \|title=Beena Pillai CV Jun 2015_Medium.pdf \|date=2019-01-14 \|website=Google Docs \|access-date=2019-01-14}}</ref>
			*] – actor
			*] - Director, Writer, Actor
			*] – Former Indian ]er
			*] – actress, director
			*] – Indian Classical Singer
			*] – Indian Visa Officer
			*] – actress, ], ]
			*] – actress
			*] – actress
			*] – Indian ] ]
			*] – Former International Cricket Player
			*], Journalist
			*], actor
			*]– actress
			*] - Film Actress
			}}

	==See also==		==See also==
	* ]		* ]

			==References==
			{{Reflist}}

	==External links==		==External links==
	*		*
			*

			{{Authority control}}
	*

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			]
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Ramnarain Ruia Autonomous College

Motto	Explore. Experience. Excel.
Type	Public
Established	June 1937; 87 years ago (June 1937)
Academic affiliation	University of Mumbai Maharashtra State Board of Secondary and Higher Secondary Education
Principal	Anushree Lokur
Location	Matunga (Central), Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
Campus	Suburban
Website	www.ruiacollege.edu

Ramnarain Ruia Autonomous College is a college affiliated to the University of Mumbai, in Matunga, Mumbai, India. It was established in June 1937. The University of Mumbai granted autonomous status to the college in 2017. It comprises the Ramnarain Ruia College of Arts and Science and the Ramnivas Ruia Junior College of Arts and Science.

The college has been awarded a five star rating by the National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) of India. Also, the NAAC accorded it the A+ Grade and a CGPA of 3.70 out of 4, which is the highest in the state. The college was given the 'Potential for Excellence' status in 2010–11.

Additionally, in 2014, Ruia College was adjudged a 'College of Excellence' by the University Grants Commission, New Delhi, and is the first College in the country to have received this status. Ruia college won the award for the best college given by University of Mumbai for the year 2006. It has been winning the trophy in the youth festival organized by Mumbai University for the last six consecutive years.

Academics

With its varied experience and diligence, the Ruia faculty was in a position to innovate and experiment soon after the college started functioning. Considerable emphasis was placed on development of the instructional program and evaluation procedures. Under several programs, such as COSIP (College Science Improvement Program) and COHSSIP (College Human and Social Science Improvement Program), Ruia has successfully implemented several innovative and experimental academic programs that won wide acclaim.

The senior college library has a large reading hall which accommodates about 400 students and the reading hall in junior college building accommodates about 200 students. Special facilities to borrow books and exam papers are available in these reading halls. The Open Shelf Library is an important unit of the library for Graduate students, with about 30,000 books readily available to students. The sub-sections are well categorized and meticulously laid out, and book selection is such as to be of great use to students specializing in different subjects. The college also provides instructional material on audio and videocassettes to the students through the audio-visual center and AV library.

The Information Technology Center is a fully equipped IT center, with 60 computers for students and 9 specially for staff members, offers a variety of courses very useful to the students and faculty. The Electronics Laboratory is a very well-equipped electronics lab, with multiple power supplies and a den containing all the necessary components for the students, it is well known throughout the state as one of the best electronic labs.

The Postgraduate Study and Research Center is the only Center of its kind to be established in a college in Mumbai, it provides comfortable accommodation, books, periodicals and bound copies of learned journals to postgraduate and research students. It is housed in the Ruia college library, which has a large collection of about 1,50,000 books, several of which are rare and not available elsewhere.

Another feature that distinguishes the college from others in the state is the Marathi Medium Unit. This unit of the college was launched to tackle a problem faced by several students coming from state board and university students: inability to understand what they are taught in English (medium of instruction) as they have done their schooling in Marathi.

Co-curricular activities

The Vidyarthi Pratinidhi Mandal (VPM) was founded to enable students of the college to be in close touch with the teacher and members of the management, the VPM was constituted as a student body in 1969. It has been highly successful in encouraging in student participation in a variety of co-curricular activities.

Numbering about 20, there are different Co-curricular Associations which enable students with varied interests to participate in intra- and inter-college activities and beyond, to tap their potential to the maximum. Ruia also has an excellent auditorium that can accommodate about 400 students. Another well-equipped 150-seat auditorium, with video projection facilities, has also been set up recently.

The Ruiaite (college magazine) has been published annually since 1937, earning for itself a reputation far beyond the aspirations of most other college magazines. It has won several prestigious awards over the years. The Gymkhana is fully equipped with badminton court, shooting range and highly sophisticated exercising equipment, made available for use by the students and faculty of the college.

Various annual inter-collegiate festivals are organized which have a special place in the students' hearts. "Utsav" and "Aarohan" being two such festivals. Apart from those two, various departments have their own festivals, collectively recognized as 'Samanvay'. These provide great opportunities for students to network, showcase their talent and learn from the experience.

Support for disadvantaged students

The Students Mutual Aid Fund (SMAF) was started in 1948 with the intention of helping out those deserving students who required financial assistance. It now extends benefits to the economically disadvantaged students through lunch coupons, paying fees and issuing sets of books on loan. It arranges exhibitions and other programmes to augment its funds.

There is also a Cell for Visually-Challenged Students (known as SVC by the Ruiates) in which the college has provided excellent facilities for the visually challenged - Robotron to read for the students, computer to translate as well as give printouts of Braille into English and a computer to talk to these students are great assets.

Courses

Undergraduate degree courses

Bachelor of Science (BSc) (Statistics, Biochemistry, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biotechnology, Botany, Zoology, Life Science, Microbiology, Computer Science, Bio-analytical sciences)
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) (Economics, Political Science, Philosophy, English Literature, Sanskrit Literature, Hindi Literature, French Literature, Marathi Literature, Psychology, Mathematics & History)
Bachelor of Mass Media (B.M.M.)

Postgraduate courses

Master of Science (MSc) (Zoology, Botany, Chemistry, Biochemistry, Life Sciences, Biotechnology, Microbiology, Bioanalytical Sciences, Computer Science & Information Technology, Herbal Sciences and Physics)
Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Chemistry, Physics, Botany, Zoology, Life Science and History

Diploma courses

Diploma in Information Technology
Diploma in Bioinformatics
Diploma in Travel and Tourism
Diploma in Community Radio and Community Media Technology
Post Graduate Diploma in Industrial Analytical Chemistry.
Post Graduate Diploma in Public Relations and Communication
Post Graduate Diploma in Business Journalism

Certification courses

Certificate in Soft Skills and Personality Development
Certificate in Entrepreneurship Development Skills
Certificate in Heritage of Mumbai
Certificate in Pharmacovigilance
Certificate in Introductory Bioanalysis
Certificate in Child Psychology
Certificate in Food Science & Quality Control
Certificate in Films -a language of Politics
Certificate in Web Development Fundamentals
Certificate in Aquascaping and Interiorscaping
Certificate in Organic Gardening

and more

Notable alumni

Some of the notable alumni of the college include:

Bharati Achrekar – actress
Sonali Bendre – Actress and Model
Ashwini Bhide-Deshpande – Indian Classical Singer
Swati Chitnis – Indian Classical Singer
Dilip Chitre – Poet, Critic, Painter and filmmaker
Lord Meghnad Desai – Economist and politician from Labour Party of the UK
H. L. Gokhale – a former Judge at the Supreme Court of India, Former Chief Justice of the Madras High Court & Allahabad High Court
Narendra Jadhav – Economist, Social Scientist, Writer and Educationist; Member, Planning Commission; Former Member of National Advisory Council; Vice-Chancellor of University of Pune
Manohar Joshi – 13th Speaker of the Lok Sabha; 12th Chief Minister of Maharashtra; Former Mayor of Mumbai
Spruha Joshi, actress
Nissim Kanekar, astrophysicist, Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar laureate
Krishnaswamy Kasturirangan – Former Chairman, Indian Space Research Organisation; Member, Planning Commission; Former Member of Parliament
Isha Koppikar – actress and Model
Raju Kulkarni – Former Indian Cricketer
Ila Arab Mehta, Gujarati novelist
Nandu M. Natekar – former National Badminton Champion and the First Indian to win a title abroad, in 1956
Dilip Walse-Patil – Politician, Former Speaker of Maharashtra Legislative Assembly and Former Minister of Finance, Government of Maharashtra
Medha Patkar – Social Activist and Reformer; National Convener of National Alliance of People's Movements (NAPM); Founder Member of the Narmada Bachao Andolan
Beena Pillai, N-Bios laureate
Dilip Prabhavalkar – actor
Nishikant Kamat - Director, Writer, Actor
Lalchand Rajput – Former Indian Cricketer
Kranti Redkar – actress, director
Shruti Sadolikar – Indian Classical Singer
Prachi – Indian Visa Officer
Smita Talwalkar – actress, Producer, Director
Sulekha Talwalkar – actress
Shilpa Tulaskar – actress
Pandit Vidyadhar Vyas – Indian Classical Vocalist
Ajit Wadekar – Former International Cricket Player
Nikhil Wagle, Journalist
Sanjay Narvekar, actor
Hruta Durgule– actress
Vaidehi Parashurami - Film Actress

References

"Index".
"Mumbai university grants autonomous status to Ruia College". hindustantimes.com/. 2 July 2017. Retrieved 25 October 2017.
"Ruia College Profile".
"Ruia College Alumni Association (RCAA)".
"Spruha Joshi - Marathi Sanmaan". Marathi Sanmaan. 29 August 2014. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
"Nissim Kanekar on NCRA". National Centre for Radio Astrophysics. 2 November 2017. Retrieved 2 November 2017.
"Beena Pillai CV Jun 2015_Medium.pdf". Google Docs. 14 January 2019. Retrieved 14 January 2019.

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