Fantasy, in a sense, has always been about the struggle of the human moral compass. Even in a world full of dragons, shadow babies, and crazy priestesses, Game of Thrones always managed to portray the human heart in its rawest form. In the greater picture, Game of Thrones was never about the epic battle scenes... Continue Reading →
She was 5; He hoisted her up on the balcony, Told her that her arms aren't too short to reach the stars if she wanted to, And she believed him, And she loved him so very much. She was 7; She came back from school in tears, Told him her classmates laughed at her, So... Continue Reading →
Inhaling a long drag from his chillum Waiting for the smoke to clear up, Stood the lithe figure of Neelkanth. Dark majestic hair cascading down, His broad, muscular shoulders, Like the gentle flow of the Ganges. Battle scars gleaming in the moonlight, Off his tranquil back, he waited. A sudden roll of thunder rumbled overhead.... Continue Reading →
Theatre as a form of expression has been ubiquitous to all languages and cultures around the world. It is highly revered among performing arts and thereby demands a superior set of skills, dedication, and devotion. Manipal Centre for Humanities has been a pioneer in producing and promoting this art form through its Theatre Club. Here's... Continue Reading →
Eager minds, young and old alike, gathered in the beautifully designed and conveniently located Idea Café on the ground floor of Marena Sports Centre. Each visitor was greeted with an atmosphere that buzzed with enthusiasm as participants formed alliances and bridged the gap across engineering and health sciences. The event was kick-started by an inspiring... Continue Reading →
You laughed at my kufi, so I laughed at your baseless mockery. You pointed at my turban, so I pointed out your groundless opinions. You told me to remove the cross around my neck, and I told you to remove the contemptuous thoughts from your head. You insulted me and my tolerance of this... Continue Reading →
'Bhagua Ki Prateeksha Me’ is the Indian adaptation of the classic play, ‘Waiting For Godot’ written by Samuel Beckett. It was performed on the 28th of March in TMA Pai auditorium, organized by the Department of European Studies. As the English original has found a place in the course material, the performance was held in... Continue Reading →
An otherwise hushed space, T.M.A. Pai Hall 1 saw speakers and delegates from varied medical and academic backgrounds break the ice on a pertinent issue in the medical fraternity: how can we cut down on antibiotic use to improve the efficacy of treatment of future illnesses? A collaboration between Antibiotic Guardianship and Education (AGE), Kasturba... Continue Reading →
Inauguration: “The desire for knowledge, like that of riches, increases ever with the acquisition of it.” -Laurence Sterne The one who stops learning gives up on living and for a medical professional it would be foolhardy to ever do so. And to incentivize this pursuit of knowledge among the young students of medicine the third... Continue Reading →
On the third day of the ‘Good Pharmacy Practice Education’ conference hosted by MCOPS, a second symposium on ‘Antiviral Stewardship’ was headed by Dr. Arun Kumar, Professor and Head, Department of Virus Research, MAHE. Dr Arun opened the session with an interactive discussion on ‘Antimicrobial resistance’ and the various causes behind it. He also touched... Continue Reading →
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