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M/S Vajiram & Ravi is India’s well-known Institute preparing candidates for the Civil Services Examination at all the three levels – Preliminary Test, Main Examination and Personality Test. The Institute was founded in 1976 by Professor P. Velayutham who had to his credit numerous academic distinctions from India and abroad, including a diploma on International Law, awarded by the International Court of Justice, The Hague. Since its inception the Institute has helped over 5000 students to enter the Civil Services including I.A.S., I.F.S., I.P.S. and other Central Services. Every year some of our students have secured positions amongst the first ten successful candidates. The teaching faculty of the Institute has been drawn from highly qualified and experienced teachers of the Central Universities and other reputed Institutes. To provide quality education and guidance normally a minimum of two teachers are engaged for each subject. In General Studies, 10 teachers are guiding the candidates. To prepare the reading materials for the correspondence courses, the Institute has an exclusive centre for Correspondence Education which employs all the latest techniques of distance education to cater fully to the needs of the candidate.Place of functioning:The Institute imparts guidance at New Delhi only. The Institute does not have any branch office anywhere in India providing guidance for the Civil Services Examination.Founding DirectorProf. P. Velayutham,M.A. (Hist), M.A.(Econ), B.L., Dip.Pol. & Pub. Admn.(Madras), http://M.Sc.(Econ.)(London),Dip.I.A.(London Institute of World Affairs), Diplome ‘de l’ Academie de Droit International de la Haya (The Hague)DirectorP.S. Ravindran,M.A., LL.B.Additional DirectorArjun Ravindran,http://M.Sc., LL.B.

There are probably zillions of explanations. I have none, but perhaps a few facts will give some light.Together with Denmark and Scotland, Portugal is almost certainly the oldest Nation-State, in the modern sense of the word within its borders today. Since around 1140. And Scotland is no longer one.Portugal has a minority of, what shall I call it? in its Northeast called the Mirandese.They have a language of their own, related to the old Leonese.For centuries that language and culture have been loved, cherished and supported by the other Portuguese and all central governments.If a very patriotic non-Mirandese Portuguese is rated at 100% patriot, the average patriotism of the Mirandese is surely above 150%.In the mid 18th Century, France and Spain tried to invade Portugal. Although the war had a few repercussions elsewhere, namely in South America and the help of Britain, the bulk of the action took place in the Mirandese territory. Military historians class it as the first guerrilla war of modern times. With very few casualties, the Mirandese defeated a French/Spanish Army of some 60 thousand that left some 25 thousand victims. It is often called the Fantastic War, but Mirandese call it La Guerra de l Mirandum. Would anyone bet they would like to separate from their country, Portugal?Fast forward to 1999. Mirandese politicians found out the EU provided support for minority languages and proposed to Parliament to make it an official language. It was so approved by unanimity and acclamation. Later, although it is not an official EU language, an MEP requested the European Parliament Chair, Simonne Weil, to make a formal speech in Mirandese. This was granted with the Parliament's approval.It must have been a nightmare for the EU Parliament translation services…Bulls cannot be killed in bullfights in Portugal. A small town in Eastern Portugal is surrounded on three sides by Spain, one by the rest of Portugal. They speak a peculiar dialect, a mixture of Portuguese and Castillian. They have a tradition of occasionally killing the bull in a bullfight. Some Lisbon busybodies once decided to bring them to justice because they disobeyed the law. The question ended in the usual fudge. Nobody really knows what the official situation is now and few people care.With conditions and History as these do you wonder why there aren’t any separatist movements in Portugal?Even the inhabitants of the Atlantic Isles (farther from Lisbon than Paris or London) correct visitors from the mainland when they say “back in Portugal” by replying: “we are in Portugal”. True, for a period when on the continent we had far left governments, the conservative Islanders managed to have one or two separatist parties. They lasted for a couple of years and must have gathered 0.1 % of the islands' population if so.