Two Patents from Civil Engineering Department : Patent Certification -I ::::: The Noorul Islam Centre for Higher Education, particularly the Department of Civil Engineering, has achieved a significant milestone through the combined efforts of faculty members Allwin D, Ajin N, Stalin Jose Y, and Abisha Y. Their collaborative work resulted in the successful publication and acquisition of a patent certificate for their innovative design titled "INTERLOCKING PAVER BLOCK MADE FROM PLASTIC WASTE." In acknowledgment of this achievement, the team formally presented and submitted the patent certificate to the Honorable Chancellor. The Chancellor, in response, expressed appreciation for the remarkable contribution made by the faculty members in advancing the field of "INTERLOCKING PAVER BLOCK MADE FROM PLASTIC WASTE." This noteworthy accomplishment garnered the attention of University authorities and program coordinators who were present to witness the event. The significance of the patented design was duly recognized, underscoring the university's commitment to fostering innovation and contributing to advancements across diverse fields. The collaborative spirit demonstrated by the faculty members in the Department of Civil Engineering serves as a testament to the institution's dedication to nurturing excellence and pioneering solutions in research and development. ..............Patent Certification -II :::: The Noorul Islam Centre for Higher Education, specifically the Department of Civil Engineering, achieved a significant milestone as faculty members Allwin D, Abisha Y, Ajin N, and Alex Dorwina N collaborated to publish and secure a patent certificate for their innovative design – a water velocity meter for streamflow measurement. In recognition of their accomplishment, the team presented and submitted the patent certificate to the Honorable Chancellor. The Chancellor, in turn, expressed appreciation for the noteworthy contribution made by the faculty members in the field of water velocity measurement. This achievement did not go unnoticed by the University authorities, who witnessed the event and acknowledged the importance of the patented design. The collaborative effort of the faculty members in the Department of Civil Engineering reflects the university's commitment to fostering innovation and contributing to advancements in various fields. The successful patenting of the water velocity meter underscores the dedication and expertise within the academic community at Noorul Islam Centre for Higher Education.