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Opinion: Bikers safety important, but helmets must not be made compulsory
On a number of occasions, helmet-wearing motorists have become susceptible to common sicknesses like ear-infection, dehydration, fatigue, and headache.
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Founder Principal of Roshni Nilaya Dr Olinda Pereira passes away
Dr Olinda Pereira (95), the founder Principal School of Social Work, Roshni Nilaya and Founder of Vishwas Trust, passed away on Sunday. She is famed…More
Meet Mangalorean girl & the voice behind COVID-19 awareness caller tune
It was a usual public service announcement, 32-year old Darrell Jessica Fernandes thought when she was summoned to a recording studio in Delhi, early March…More
Amidst stringent border control, a team of Keralalites & Kannadiga’s design UV-C robot against Corona virus.
In 4.6 minutes flat, weighing 30kg, Vanora can disinfect a standard room of 14ft by 10ft from Coronavirus . Built by 42-year old Krishnan Nambiar,…More
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On a number of occasions, helmet-wearing motorists have become susceptible to common sicknesses like ear-infection, dehydration, fatigue, and headache.
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Dr Olinda Pereira (95), the founder Principal School…
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It was a usual public service announcement, 32-year…
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In 4.6 minutes flat, weighing 30kg, Vanora can…
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Why stigmatise anyone for buying alcohol? ask women shopping at a wine store
Draped under a single-layer of shawl from neck to her head, wearing a white t-shirt and blue pants, Riya* is…More
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Artist juxtaposes Mangaluru’s heritage with its now urbanised landscape
Displaying over 40 paintings on a terracotta plate, antique pillar, and timber, artiste Santhosh Andrade with his acrylic touch yet again immerses art patrons with the story of Mangaluru. The paintings of this Indian contemporary artist bring to life the story of this small town in the coastal city in Karnataka transcending to the urban landscape. Santhosh Andrade Counting on his memory, artist Santhosh Andrade on his canvas has meticulously documented tiled rooftops, greenery, artisan’s culture, and folklore of the region’s bygone era. Santhosh’s canvas very much makes a paradoxical statement on old versus new, urban alongside the rural, every day, and the extraordinary. The artwork meaningfully juxtaposes traditional lives & objects, with a snapshot of people, lives & the moment in contemporary times that we often tend to ignore. Born and raised in Mangalore, Santhosh Andrade’s paintings uses realism to depict the everyday scenes of a semi-urban town. The…More
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