B.E. Mechanical, Class of 1991
The final year photograph from Govt. Engineering College Raipur, with all 67 faces named and searchable. Every face is shown exactly as the camera caught it.
Interactive Archive
Generic AI tools hallucinate teeth, reshape eyes, and erase natural age expressions. We rejected generative reconstruction: all 67 faces retain their true 1991 photographic grain, leveled and calibrated without modification.
Search any surname or professor. The viewport smoothly tracks and centers on their face with a 2.4x optical zoom.
View 1991 convocation crops side by side with current 2026 roles, cities, and mechanical workshop memories.
No app install. No user registration. Profile notes stay on your device in local storage. One tap exports high-resolution composite cards directly to your batch group.
Same faces, same grain, same 1991 light. Nothing redrawn. Nothing invented. Only the names are new.
How it works
Your own, a friend's, or a professor's. Surnames work best, like Tiwari or Agrawal.
The camera pans to that face and draws a ring around it. Drag or pinch to look around.
Click the face to add your city, role, and a memory. Export it and send it to the organiser.
Every face, named
Each crop below comes straight from the print. Click a face to see that person in the full photo.
35th Jubilee Special
Reviewed with Codex: the 1991 faces stay untouched in the center, wrapped in five distinct archival, engineering, and cinema presentation mats ready to share on WhatsApp.
Engineering
Prussian blue drafting board with official GEC Raipur engineering title block (DWG: GECR-ME-91, Scale 1:1).
Archival
Museum-grade passe-partout mat with beveled gold foil rim and engraved 35th anniversary brass plaque.
Darkroom
Kodak Tri-X 400 film sprockets, frame #35A/36 stamps, and photographer grease-pencil crop marks.
Cinema
Celebratory golden marquee poster with 'यादें 1991' retro cinema banner for batch WhatsApp groups.
Workstation
Dark slate CAD workstation screen with millimeter coordinate rulers and 1991 terminal commands.
Classroom Roots to Modern Robotics
A nostalgic tribute to the theories we mastered in 1987–1991 labs and the breakthrough robotics, hypersonic mechanisms, and additive alloys engineered across our 35-year journey.
Questions
We tried. Tools like Remini and GFPGAN guess at small faces, so they add teeth, eyes, and skin that were never there. When you zoom in, people stop looking like themselves. This page keeps the real print instead.
No. The print was levelled and cropped so the rows sit straight. A gentle contrast view is available as an option, but it applies one adjustment to the whole photo. No face was edited on its own.
The names come from the caption printed on the original mount, row by row and left to right. Each face position was then measured against a pixel ruler and checked by eye on a numbered overlay.
Tell the organiser which name and which position. Positions are stored in one data file, so a fix takes a minute and every link updates.
It stays in your own browser on your own device. Nothing uploads anywhere. Use the export button to save it as a file and send it to the organiser.
No. It is a plain web page. Open the link on a phone, tablet, or laptop and start typing a name.
Yes. Inside the photo viewer, switch to "Original mount" to see the full scan with the college name and caption.
No signup. No app. Nothing leaves your phone.