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The second day of Article 19, the media fest of Manipal Institute of Communication, witnessed a talk by Karthik Srinivasan, winner of gold at Socialathon India 2015 and Emvie 2015 (Best media innovation – social media) and bronze at DMA Asia Echo Award 2015 (Interactive – Creative use of … Continue Reading
Harshveer Jain, a storyteller and a social media influencer, conducted a lecture on ‘Absurdity of Expression and self Censorship’ for the students of Manipal Institute of Communication on Day 2 of Article-19.
Following his session, MTTN had an opportunity to interview Mr Jain about his position as an influencer … Continue Reading
The Director duo, Satyanshu Singh and Devanshu Kumar graced the last day of the annual media event of Manipal Institute of Communication, Article 19 with their presence. After the screening of their film, ‘Chintu Ka Birthday’, the siblings talked about their journey, their struggles, and their experience so far and … Continue Reading
The lecture halls of the Manipal Institute of Communication will soon play host to an exuberant affair, a congregation of preachers of great eloquence. Christened as Project Verbal: – M.V. Kamath Memorial National Debate Tournament, but better known as Pro.Verb by the Manipal diaspora, the flagship event by the Y.E.L.L. … Continue Reading
“Freedom is everything”, the auditorium echoed with the voice of Omar Mohammed, a historian and a citizen journalist who created the news blog ‘The Mosul Eye’ to bring to light the several atrocities that the Islamic state committed when they invaded the Iraqi city of Mosul. This was … Continue Reading
On 9th of February, budding streamer and gaming personality, Archisman Pradhan, addressed a crowd of students at the SoC auditorium for Article-19. Brilliantly correlating why gaming should be considered a real sport, he spoke about the emergence of India’s newfound eSports scene, and the careers that come with it. … Continue Reading
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
The second day of the Pro.Verb debate started off with media politics as the first theme.
Statements of context were provided before finally releasing the motion. For the first motion, the context was in relation to ‘WOKE’ as a political term of African-American origin, its societal implication and its connotation … Continue Reading
The 4th edition of Pro.Verb, School of Communication’s annual national level British Parliamentary debate tournament kicked off on the 28th of September 2018. The inauguration ceremony was presided over by the chief guest Dr Poornima Baliga, the pro-vice-chancellor of MAHE. It started off with a welcome address by the conveners … Continue Reading
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