Mysuru: Nandan Kashyap, a student of St. Joseph’s First Grade College, Jayalakshmipuram, bagged third prize for his musical performance in Karnatak Instrumental Music (percussion) at the Inter-University Classical Instrumental Competition organised by Karnataka State Dr. Gangubai Hangal Music and Performing Arts University, JLB Road, on account of Padma Vibhushan Dr. Gangubai Hangal’s 106th birth anniversary…
Mysuru: The Department of Electronics and Communication Engineering, ATME College of Engineering, Mysuru, will be conducting ‘URJA 2k19,’ an annual National-level Technical Festival with multiple events in association with the Institution of Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering (IETE), India, on Mar.21 and 22. The motive of this event is to develop various skills in students in…
Mysuru: A Fulbrighter, Dr. R. Purnima, Director, Children’s Literary Club, Mysuru, is presenting a Paper ‘Nurturing Science Theatre in English: Experiments by Children’s Literary Club,’ at Research in Teaching, Training, and Learning (NSRTTL-2019), UGC-sponsored 2-day National Seminar, organised by the Department of Education and HRD, Dravidian University, Kuppam, Andhra Pradesh, on Mar.21 and 22.
Mysuru: A city business man reportedly committed suicide by jumping into Varuna Lake on T. Narasipur Road yesterday. The deceased has been identified as Sandeep Jain (38), son of Bhagawathi Jain, who resided at a house near Padma Talkies in K.R. Mohalla. Sandeep Jain who ran an electronics shop on K.T. Street in the city,…
Scan-and-pay mode of transaction facilitating digital payments even in local and street markets By V. Shourabh There has been overwhelming response from India’s smaller cities and towns for online payments. Kirana store owners, vegetable and fruit vendors, roadside vendors, food stalls, pharmacies small-time pushcart soda vendors and many more merchants now accept Paytm. Aligned with…
By Dr. R. Balasubramaniam It was January 1985. I was sitting with Swami Achalanandaji, a monk who was then living at the Ramakrishna Institute of Moral and Spiritual Education (RIMSE) in Mysuru and discussing the qualities of an ideal student and that of an ideal teacher (Guru). Swamiji was trying to explain to me Shankara’s…
In Feng Shui, every physical object around us produces a corresponding effect, either good or bad. The smallest change in these objects’ arrangements can spell the difference between success and failure, between a bustling business and a doomed enterprise, between a happy marriage and one riddled with irritants, between long life and bad health. Aligning…
Achievers in different fields pursing relentlessly their professions and public speakers addressing their captive audiences from various platforms don’t seem to be giving up their penchant to lament the steep decline of standards in all walks of life, the most favoured area of human activity being education, particularly in the domain of Universities across the…
Sir, Computerisation is a boon to the masses but a bane to lethargic. Our banks have computerised for the sake of computers and not for the users or the benefits of consumers. Moreover, mobile technology advancement has rendered human beings less meticulous. Earlier in the age of paper and post, the communication on any government…
G. Shwetha (MA in Mass Communication and Journalism) receiving four gold medals, Star of Mysore Endowment award and one cash prize by Vice-Chancellor Prof G. Hemantha Kumar, as Chairman of All India Council of Technical Education (AICTE), New Delhi, Prof. Anil D. Sahasrabudhe and Registrar Prof. Lingaraj Gandhi (partially seen) look on.
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