Manipal’s largest student media organisation, run by a bunch of passionate folks across town. #WeAreManipal
Sanjana Shastri is a student at MCOPS and a writer for MTTN. She conducted a crowdfunding campaign to help build toilets for a school in rural Maharashtra. Here’s the story of her experience, in her own words:
I have a family home in the area of Vikramgadh, which is 2.5 … Continue Reading
‘Genesis – Initium Novum’, the annual student council inaugural function of MCOPS was held on the 12th of August, 2019. The event had two main events; the formal followed by the informal event. ‘Genesis’ was graced by the Principal of MCOPS, Dr. Mallikarjuna Rao, the Vice Principal, Dr. S Reddy … Continue Reading
‘Theatre of the Oppressed’ is an initiative first elaborated in the 1970s by the Brazilian theatre practitioner Augusto Boal who was influenced by educationist Paulo Freire. It is a liberal methodology used to impart knowledge and raise awareness using expressions and creative interventions. A session typically consists of a ‘facilitator’ … Continue Reading
The latter half of Asterion continued with the same level of enthusiasm and gusto that graced the first two days. Here’s a short report on the events that were conducted:
The Emergency Medicine workshop organized by Tempus Pretioso was aimed at
giving the delegates hands-on experience in basic … Continue Reading
In view of the recent violence against doctors in West Bengal, and the aftermath of doctors’ strikes, we interviewed Dr Vimal, the Principal Secretary of The Emergency Medicine Association of India.
MTTN – The situation in West Bengal has garnered national attention and outrage from the medical community, prompting nationwide … Continue Reading
The news of mob violence at NRSMCH, Kolkata has shaken the entire medical fraternity. KMC is no exception. To showcase their unflinching solidarity with the institute, the OPDs remained closed on June 17th. Doctors and doctors-in-the-making donned black attire in the spirit of ‘Black Monday’.
From 7pm, a crowd comprising … Continue Reading
Bridges of Sports is a non-profit organisation that trains children from the tribal and underserved communities to develop their untapped sporting potential, providing them with the opportunity to excel and build a career in sports. Started with the initial push of a few Indian Olympians, they have worked with communities … Continue Reading
Picture this – you’re curled up under your blanket with your favourite Dickens book and a mug of hot chocolate, it’s raining outside, and soon you find yourself in 19th century London, in the best and worst of times.
Other than providing this service of teleportation, fiction books are … Continue Reading
The term ‘male privilege’ might ring unfamiliar in your ears. Is it really possible that four syllables could singlehandedly explain why you got interrupted midway through a sentence, why the pockets on your pants are miniature “pockettes”, why you couldn’t drink alone at a bar without having to deal with … Continue Reading
Proudly powered by WordPress | Theme: Baskerville 2 by Anders Noren.