In the “Beat the Pandemic” hackathon conducted by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology from April 3-5, 2020, a team consisting of three students from Manipal Institute of Technology - Akshatha Kamath (third year CSE), Shubham Rateria (CCE Batch of 2019) and Adri Rajaraman (ECE Batch of 2019) - secured victory. The team also comprised three... Continue Reading →
The following is an interview of an individual. MTTN neither supports nor condones the views expressed and is simply conveying the information collected. Shaheen Bagh is synonymous with two words-- resistance and resilience. What began as a small gathering of women to protest against the Citizenship Amendment Act has now grown into a movement destined... Continue Reading →
Tasir Ahmed has seen the Shaheen Bagh protest since its inception. Click for an insight into the lives of these protestors who are making their mark in history.
Saturday, the 12th of October, marks the World Hospice and Palliative Care Day. These words are thrown around quite often when one talks about serious life-threatening illness for which there is no cure. Palliative Care mainly focuses on improving the quality of life for the patient and the family by alleviating their suffering. It’s a... 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 strikes. Earlier you would hear... Continue Reading →
Mr. Sambit Dash is a senior-grade lecturer from the Department of Biochemistry at Melaka Manipal Medical College, Manipal. He is the Secretary of the Cultural Coordination Committee which is entrusted with the task of organizing Utsav, without doubt, the biggest celebration in Manipal, set to begin from April 1 this year. MTTN: Could you tell... Continue Reading →
Good Pharmacy Practice Education was hosted by the Student Exchange Committee of Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences in association with IPSF, MAPS, MAHE. The international conference witnessed delegates from various South Pacific countries like Malaysia, Nepal, Indonesia including the chairperson of IPSF- Ms.Choi from South Korea. Amongst the several delegates who attended the four-day conference,... Continue Reading →
MAHE Association of Pharmacy Students (MAPS) under Manipal College of Pharmaceutical Sciences hosted the first ever Good Pharmacy Practice education conference from 2nd-5th March. This was hosted under the banner of the International Pharmaceutical Student Federation(IPSF). At present, MAPS is the only member representing India. Here we are in conversation with the Chairperson of IPSF Asia-Pacific... Continue Reading →
MTTN: Have you felt any differences between performing as a student on stage and performing as a faculty member? Dr. Haritha: Performance wise, I didn’t find any difference. Of course, I miss my batchmates and the group I used to perform with. They were the best. But now, as a staff member, I have to... Continue Reading →
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