Honours and Awards

Best Boy of the School

The "Best Boy of the School" award is a prestigious honor conferred annually at Kellett Higher Secondary School, Chennai, in association with the Parent-Teacher Association. This recognition is granted to a student excelling in academics, discipline, attendance, and leadership, serving as a role model for fellow students.

Visu consistently earned this honor every year throughout his schooling, showcasing his dedication, perseverance, and exemplary conduct. His commitment to excellence, both in studies and character, made him a distinguished student, leaving a lasting impression on the institution. This accolade reflects his disciplined upbringing and unwavering focus, setting the foundation for his future endeavors.

Competition Success Review – 

All India Memory Retention Contest

Competition Success Review, the most respected and No.1 English periodical (as per the Credit Bureau of Circulation), conducts the All India Memory Retention Contest annually. This prestigious competition tests participants on their ability to retain and recall complex information with precision.

In 1986, Visu emerged as a national-level awardee, securing a cash prize and citation for his exceptional memory skills. Competing among the brightest minds in the country, his remarkable achievement highlighted his sharp intellect, focus, and dedication to cognitive excellence. This recognition at an early stage reinforced his disciplined approach to learning and laid the foundation for his lifelong pursuit of knowledge and self-improvement.

Godrej & Boyce Ltd – 

National Speed Typing Test

Godrej & Boyce Ltd, a renowned public limited company and a leading manufacturer of manual and electronic typewriters, conducted a National-Level Speed Typing Test to recognize excellence in typing proficiency.

Visu was honored with a certification for achieving the highest speed with exceptional accuracy in this prestigious competition. His remarkable typing speed, coupled with precision, set him apart as a skilled typist. Even today, his speed and accuracy remain commendable, reflecting his continued dedication to discipline and excellence. This achievement not only showcased his technical prowess but also reinforced his ability to adapt and master skills that demand both efficiency and perfection in execution.

Siddhanta Ratna Honor – Thiruvavaduthurai Aadheenam

Thiruvavaduthurai Aadheenam, believed to be established in the 10th century, is a revered institution dedicated to publishing Saivite literature, literary scholarship, and spreading Saiva philosophy. 

The Aadheenam holds historical significance, as on  August 14, 1947, its emissaries presented Jawaharlal Nehru with a golden sceptre, "Sengol," in a grand ceremony symbolizing India's independence.

Visu has undergone rigorous training in Saiva scriptures at the Aadheenam's institution and has been honored with the prestigious title "Siddhanta Ratna." His dedication to Saiva philosophy spans over 25 years as a committed student, reflecting his deep-rooted spiritual journey and disciplined pursuit of ancient wisdom.

Body Donation Pledge – A Noble Cause

Visu has pledged to donate his body to ESIC Hospital and Medical College, ensuring that his mortal remains contribute to medical research and education. This selfless act serves as a beacon of inspiration, emphasizing the importance of giving even beyond life. 

The pledge has been officially signed and registered under Registration No. A-38, symbolizing his deep commitment to society and the advancement of medical science. By offering his cadaver for donation, 

Visu reinforces the values of service, knowledge, and the greater good. This noble decision stands as a testament to his disciplined and mindful approach to life, leaving behind a legacy of learning and compassion.