C. Rameshkumar is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Textile Technology, Bannari Amman Institute of Technology. He is pursuing his Ph.D in Protective Fabrics. He is interested in Spinning, Technical Textiles, Fibres Characterization, Textile Mechanics, Process control in spinning and Textile Marketing.

Publications/ Books/ Papers
He has several works on his credit

Articles Contributed

	An overview on financial statements and ratio analysis
	Accounting is defined as an information system receiving its input from various financial transactions, processing these transactions and giving as output the financial statements and other reports that will enable the users to make suitable decision dealing with business and economic entities. The records of the transactions are

	Tatting: a value addition to garments!
	Tatting was developed from sailors and fishers netting and decorative ropeworks. Decorative ropeworks employed on ships (e.g. Cocks combing) are similar with tatting. Archiologists believe that tatting originated over 200 years ago. There is neither documentation nor any examples of tatted lace, that date prior to 1800 and belived that tatting originated in the early 19th century

	DREF Spinning: A Platform for Hitech Textiles
	Friction (DREF) spinning system is an Open-end and or Core sheath type of spinning system. Along with the frictional forces in the spinning zone the yarn formation takes place.

	Prime Requirements and Classification of Sewing Threads
	Every creature on this earth wants to look beautiful including the human being. Since the development of various civilizations, considerable effort has been given for achieving this.

	Fancy Yarns For Fashion
	A fancy yarn is made with a distinctive irregular profile or a construction that differs from the basic single and folded yarns, the objective is to enhance the aesthetics of the end product. The fancy yarn gives a fancy touch to the fabrics to a broad range of end uses.

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