G.D. Naidu Industrial Exhibition
G.D. Naidu Industrial Exhibition
G.D. Naidu Industrial Exhibition
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Pradeep Rajkumar
Coimbatore, India253 contributions
Jun 2015 • Solo
I visited this place twice in my life during school days and its next to my relative's house..
An Inventor and scientist and a business man... GD naidu
THese were the places are must to be shown to all younger generations..
Must visit...
An Inventor and scientist and a business man... GD naidu
THese were the places are must to be shown to all younger generations..
Must visit...
Written July 13, 2015
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Dr RANGARAJAN R
100 contributions
Jun 2015 • Family
He is the first person to design a coal fired bus for transport of people and put to use. This bus is kept in the Exhibition. All his inventions are displayed there. He is the first to bring in HAM RADIO to coimbatore.
Written June 10, 2015
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ravirajkrishnan
Coimbatore33 contributions
Sep 2014 • Family
Most of the INNOVATONS AND COLLECTIONS Of the great Coimbatorian respectable genius GD Naidu sir. Children & science lovers wii love the visit. Not a ver big exhibit but won't be boring
Written February 18, 2015
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Mathivanan V
Chennai (Madras), India116 contributions
Aug 2014 • Friends
The place is not what it boasts of,Just skip and try some place.You can just hop to this place if you have spare time and if you have nothing to do.Again very poor maintenence and nothing much to spend time here
Written February 22, 2015
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Narayanj
Coimbatore, India97 contributions
Oct 2014 • Family
Has some very rare collections like Marconi's original wooden gramophone records, etc. Some exhibits are very rare like Apple computers of the first and second generation. A must see for school children and first time visitors to Coimbatore.
Written November 3, 2014
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AshokMela
Chennai (Madras), India2,317 contributions
Aug 2014 • Family
A must visit science museum established by the great Genius G.D.Naidu foundation. We astonished to see few of his inventions and creative findings in his period of times. It is well exhibited and explained by the museum crew.
Written July 22, 2015
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Ram I
Tuticorin18 contributions
Jun 2013 • Family
The exhibition is in a hall.....quite a small place considering the quantity and extent of exhibits displayed there. The items truly elicit curiosity and interest, be it the early communication systems, the early television, the first computers, as also the pictures and right up on G D Naidu. However the overall feel is one of a dingy room stuffed with old items without proper lighting. The entire exhibition hall requires a massive makeover. They could start with the lighting (currently the lights come on as you reach a shelf...but not instantly which sort of confuses the audience). Then the walls could be brightly painted, the roof, flooring, everything needs to be changed. There must be voice overs at each shelf storing such priceless items. A great opportunity for the trust to liven up the exhibition and encourage more and more people to visit and gain knowledge. Yes they should also charge a nominal fee (right now it is free)
Written June 9, 2013
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Willowbroom Sam
Houston, TX1,227 contributions
Jul 2014 • Family
This is a free, open to all museum located in Coimbatore. All artefacts are carefully preserved . One can see the history of how diodes have now become transistors. How the old gramophone record has now become a CD and then a chip. Electrical, mechanical and electronic gadgetry- how they have evolved. I went with my children and they were "wowed" - what is thi , is this the way calculators used to be.. they beamed.
The place was very dusty. It can definitely be cleaner. The toilet is located outside the building and the less said, about it the better.
Barring these things, it is a nice place to visit - for engineers at heard and for kids who are engineers at heart, always!
The place was very dusty. It can definitely be cleaner. The toilet is located outside the building and the less said, about it the better.
Barring these things, it is a nice place to visit - for engineers at heard and for kids who are engineers at heart, always!
Written July 31, 2014
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NBK1000
Coimbatore, India11 contributions
Nov 2012 • Family
the displays are excellent, knowledge giving, inspiring school and college children. adults can learn a lot about the pioneer industrialists and their excellent forethought.
Written May 8, 2013
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Pranav3
Pune76 contributions
Jan 2015 • Family
Those who love scientific games and experiments will love this place. There are few games for kids, too. A must visit if you have 1-2 hours at hands.
A bit difficult to locate, they need to put a bigger board.
A bit difficult to locate, they need to put a bigger board.
Written July 3, 2015
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Dev Mistry
Mumbai, India5 contributions
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