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Don't play mobile games, play traditional games: This school's message to students
Other traditional games like lagori, kunte bille, kabaddi, kho kho etc. were also arranged here.
Increase in individual income levels and its impact on socio-economic environment
Thanks to LPG, India’s business environment is changing very fast.
Can Sociology be a science?
According to Auguste Comte and Durkheim, Sociology is a science because it adopts and applies the scientific method.
Omkar Pai, Vaishak J P and Rishabh Seen to speak at TEDxSJEC!
Eight inspiring speakers, three glamourous entertainers will conquer you with the tales of all that they have done, and all that you can do - If you believe.
Traveloguers Abhiraj and Niyati to talk about how to 'Follow Love' at TEDxSJEC
Abhiraj and Niyati are YouTubers and traveloguers, who travel and post videos of their journeys and related stories on their escapades across India on his website and social media.
LGBTQAI+ activist Mx Ria Sharma to speak on how 'love conquers all' on Feb 16
Ria has spoken on the life of a gender incongruent person - ‘girl with a beard’.
Bridgeman Girish Bharadwaj all set to connect youth to their dreams at TEDxSJEC
Connecting people through Bridges is what he does. Fondly called as Sethu Bandhu or the Bridgeman of India, Shri Girish Bharadwaj has built more than 130 bridges in villages across various states of the Country.
This bus owner is keeping fight for Tulu's inclusion in 8th schedule alive
Alva has painted the Tulu script on both sides of one of his five buses that ply on this route.
TEDxSJEC all set to inform & enthral; Catch these amazing performers on Feb 16
TEDxSJEC has a little something in store for everyone on February 16.
St Aloysius PU College, Mangaluru - A Premier Institution with a Difference
St Aloysius Pre-University College run by the Mangalore Jesuit Educational Society lies in the heart of Mangaluru, in the coastal belt of Karnataka. Among the finest colleges in Mangaluru, it has a history of 140 years... know more here.
Corrine Rasquinha, cancer survivor and saviour of destitute to speak at TEDxSJEC
Corrine Rasquinha will be speaking at the most happening event in town - TEDxSJEC - on February 16 at the St. Joseph's Engineering College.
Budget 2020: Long Speech; Less Stimulus
We can, however, cheer that there are efforts to the decriminalisation of corporate laws.
Capt. Aarohi Pandit, first woman pilot to cross Atlantic solo, to speak at TEDxSJEC
Capt. Aarohi Pandit, a 23-year-old pilot from Mumbai who created history by becoming the first woman in the world to cross the Atlantic Ocean solo in a Light Sports Aircraft (LSA) will speak at the SJCE TEDx Event on Feb. 16.
World Cancer Day 2020: I am I will!; some quotes to help you fight
A cancer survivor survives until he does because he wills it so - Medicine, Cancer Inhibitors. And today, World Cancer Day 2020 theme is apt - 'I am I will'
APMC yard finds no takers, still lies desolate after 20 years
This APMC yard is spread over an area of 83 acres of land and has been built at a cost of Rs 30 crores
Breaking down the new Income Tax structure
Dividend Distribution Tax is being abolished w.e.f. April 1, 2020. Dividend income will now be taxed as normal income in the hands of the shareholder.
Government Jobs for All: So what if you’re only 10th Pass?
The lure of government jobs has always been strong. Thousands of job vacancies open up across the country every year and lakhs of job seekers apply. The whole affair is bittersweet; not everyone makes it eventually: some fall out of the race for not satisfying the eligibility while others don’t get through the preliminary and mains examinations.
From obscurity to popularity, Tulu rappers prepare to take centre stage on Feb 1
There is a new breed of rap artiste growing in numbers and they are getting ready to take the stage and battle it out for a chance to shine.
The evolution of trade: 5 distinct advantages of a Cashless Society
There was a time when a cashless society seemed out of reach. The digital age has provided a big change to financial freedom for individuals and businesses.
Discovering tribal India: Foreigners in awe after visiting Halakki Vokkaligas
Intrigued by the ways of this 400-year-old tribal community, two foreign travellers recently visited their humble abode in the Ankola district, situated at the foothills of the expansive Western Ghats.
Producer of several heavyweights, University College enters 150th year
The national poet Rabindranath Tagore visited this College in 1922.
Budget 2020: Opportunity from Adversity
Dr. Joseph Rasquinha is a PhD in Economics from St. Andrews University, Scotland. Here are his views and hopes from India's Budget - 2020.
Hajabba was in queue outside ration shop when 'Padma Award' knocked at his doorstep!
Yes, Hajabba was waiting in the queue to give his thumb impression to get his ration items on Saturday, January 25.
Life is precious; save one, save yours!
Ashwin S dons the role of a serious journalist and looks at a critical support system for society – Organ Donation. The process is complicated and misunderstood, and myths and traditional knowledge hamper its effective implementation.
Drainage water gushes into the houses here: Residents complain of negligence by MCC
The existing drainage pipeline passes through private property and has flooded the nearby houses.
Body Sculpt - 2020 is a 'class' above others, depicts unity in diversity
'Body Sculpt - 2020' launches its new edition of fitness calendar with a theme 'Mass with Clas', depicting models from diversified streams.
NPR / NRC: This Paper Tiger has real teeth!
There have been alternating and often conflicting claims by the Indian Union's PM and HM on the implementation of the three popular acronyms of the day
Assam: Solidarity network helps those at risk of becoming stateless
The Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) will ease the Indian citizenship process for undocumented migrants in India who come from Pakistan, Afghanistan and Bangladesh – but only for those who are not Muslim, undermining the promise of equality by the Indian Constitution.
Flight PS752: A deadly combination of Iran’s recklessness and incompetence
The crash of Ukraine International Airlines Flight PS752, with the loss of all 176 people on board, including 15 children and 57 Canadians, was a horrific tragedy. It’s also deeply revelatory regarding several seminal issues involving Iran.
Harry, Meghan, and a right royal battle for control
After Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announced on their website and Instagram that they are going to “step back as ‘senior’ members of the royal family and work to become financially independent”, there was an explosion of interest on social media and the news.
Concrete road laid under Smart City project cracks open within one month
The company named 'Mugrody Constructions' has undertaken this work.
Knowledge Factory 2020 at St Agnes College: A riot of knowledge and laughter
St Agnes College (Autonomous) held Knowledge Factory 2020, a day-long programme of knowledge, insights, and trivia at the newly inaugurated College auditorium on Friday.
Breastmilk jewellery & DNA keepsakes: a new way to preserve your precious memories
Anjali Rao says: “I am one of those sentimental moms who documents each and every milestone of my child and tries to hoard every keepsake possible. I believe there is no memory too big or small you think is not worth capturing. My emotions around pregnancy, childbirth and new motherhood are incredibly powerful. I am of the opinion that there is an endless list of memorable moments of motherhood to celebrate. So aside from capturing a million photos of my baby (no, am not kidding!) I still find ways to cling on to the beautiful memories that include my pregnancy and breastfeeding journey.”