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Article-19, Manipal School of Communication’s media event started off with a bang, with the first speaker of their highly prestigious line-up – Dr Anand Ranganathan. A vehement advocate of the freedom of expression, Ranganathan gave a refreshing insight into what journalism is today. He explained why we need to be … Continue Reading
Diagnosing Inborn Errors Of Metabolism (IEM) ( Presented by Anibh Das)
Dr. Anibh Das currently works as the Head of the Metabolic Centre at the Clinic for Paediatric Nephrology, Hepatology, and Metabolic Disorders. His research is on energy metabolism and glycogen storage disease shed some light on various lysosomal disorders.… Continue Reading
The field of Computer Science has undergone a massive transformation with the introduction of Artificial Intelligence. As of 2018, AI has managed to reach almost all areas of study, ranging from Healthcare to Transport. Although a difficult topic to grasp initially, the benefits of Artificial Intelligence are plenty. Students around … Continue Reading
After getting a guided tour of the Heritage Village (which you can read about in our previous article in the series), MTTN had the pleasure of meeting with the man himself, the incredibly eloquent Mr. Vijayanath Shenoy – a passionate visionary, and got to know how Hasta Shilpa materialized as … Continue Reading
Manipal isn’t a big city, but our campus is spread over 230 acres of land and each part has its own unique parlance. With so many colleges, organizations and landmarks, names can get mixed up. So instead of memorizing the names, we choose to know the acronyms and abbreviations instead. … Continue Reading
Born in Bhopal and raised in Delhi, Anubhav Shrivastava is more than just an ex-MITian and the ex-Editor of MTTN. On the 15th of February, 2017, he had his first novel published which soon turned into a best seller on Amazon and has sold over 700 copies so far. … Continue Reading
Mo Naga
Symbols of pride and honor, brandished ceremoniously in the past, fell through the changing times of progress, to be forgotten and condemned. This is the story of the indigenous tattoos of Nagaland that captivated the audience at Moranngam Khaling, a.k.a. Mo Naga’s talk, on the second day of … Continue Reading
As the great Marilyn Monroe once said, “Sex is nature, and I believe in going along with nature.”
In history and mythology, desire has played a key role towards cultural advancements. Human beings have evolved in such a way that they are on a constant lookout for a mate with … Continue Reading
“Sometimes, I laugh at the things I am supposed to;
But then comes these other times,
When I don’t even know what’s funny.”
Over the course of the past seven days, at MTTN, we’ve talked about a few mental illnesses that have been afflicting the general population. Mental illness, contradictory … Continue Reading
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