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When DT opened on Independence day
In a day and age where voicing one’s opinions in public can be considered offensive or even treasonous, MIT-DT, 2016 provided a platform for debaters from all over the country to speak up without the fear of being banished to Pakistan. Organised by the … Continue Reading
We have all faced the fear of living away from home. And spending nights without our beloved bed is something that is bound to be hard to digest. Will I be able to sleep properly? How would I adjust in a hostel? Will the pillow be too lumpy? How will … Continue Reading
Let’s start by addressing the elephant in the room. This movie doesn’t just pass the Bechdel test, it soars through it like an Andhra boy from Chaitanya, Narayana and Kota attacking the JEE. It is the collective orgasm of every pop culture-related feminist fantasy. It is the cumulative, screaming release … Continue Reading
The period immediately after the interaction ban lifts can feel like a continuous game of Pokemon. All the clubs look so shiny and you just gotta catch ’em all.
But before you start throwing your Pokeballs at clubs, hoping to dazzle them with your skills, remember that there is limited … Continue Reading
Many of the people coming from metropolitan areas and cities may be under the classic, spurious impression that Manipal is a remote and obsolete town lacking even the most basic necessities. Fret not, this town is not really situated in the wilderness – it is an educational city which caters … Continue Reading
Pokémon Go is an augmented reality game for Android and iOS that taps into our childhood nostalgia brilliantly. The game, still in its beta version, tracks our location through GPS and spawns Pokémons for us to interact with, thus mapping out a whole adventure on the streets. With the advent … Continue Reading
During the semester there will be many things to keep track of such as one’s course timetable, classes, finances and attendance. Soon you’ll realise that your phone alone is your true buddy, and you need to arm it with the most useful and interesting apps you can get. You are … Continue Reading
Teaching, whether a noble profession or not, is definitely a satisfying one. The impact a teacher can have on an individual is immense. I, fortunately, learnt this from experience.
When a charitable friend told me that there were vacancies at the local elementary school, I knew I had to give … Continue Reading
Manipal’s Kalamanch presented a pair of one-act plays in, ‘Shakespeare Retold’, held in the Library Auditorium. The first play was a direct adaptation of The Tempest and the second- Gulaab- was an indianised version of Macbeth. Shakespeare’s stories are undoubtedly beautifully stitched together with a deep understanding of our race, … Continue Reading
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