Hi Senthil,
If your purpose is learning angular, then just drop jQuery for the time being.
There are many data-grid solutions for angular, just do a Google search, and you find a lot of them.
I know some (well, at least one) of them uses jquery datatable.
However, I'm not a fan of using jQuery plugins in an angular application. Let me explain you why. In angular, everything is about your data, and the DOM follows your data.
In jQuery, everything is about the DOM, and using the DOM as a master manipulate things, and the data is hacked back together from all of this.
Often this collides with the way angular works. A lot of patchwork is needed to get this to work smoothly. Most of the times, if you invest the same amount of time you can build an bare-bones angular solution that's exactly fitted to your issue at hand.
Regards
Sander