By Tiger Solanki Thanks to the shift in media attention from COVID to Taliban, many trekkers backed out apprehending an attack in Kashmir. But a small group of people from Mysuru and Bengaluru made up their mind and trekked to the Great Lakes of Kashmir from Aug. 24 to 31 and the expedition was organised…
Using Puranas for Politics
September 30, 2021By Dr. Devdutt Pattanaik – Author, Speaker, Illustrator, Mythologist After the humiliating defeat of Indians in 1857, there was little doubt that the British were the villains. Indians began using an innovative approach to express their rage and their desire to overthrow the enemy. They enacted stories from the Puranas on stage as metaphors. That…
Towards Digital Health
September 29, 2021Thoughts on World Heart Day today By Dr. M.N. Ravi, Senior Heart Specialist & Clinical Director, Narayana Multispeciality Hospital, Mysore An initiative of the World Heart Federation, World Heart Day is celebrated on 29th September every year. This is an opportunity to create awareness in the community that Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) including heart disease and…
Wanderlust: Going Solo
September 27, 2021By G. Amit Kumar Working in a prestigious IT firm with a handsome salary package is the dream job for every techie. Goal accomplished. But not for this young techie from Mysuru who realised that his passion was something else, beyond the 9 to 5 job of coding and writing software programs. He thinks nothing…
Transforming Space
September 27, 2021When the areas of your home affecting your love life are cluttered, missing from your floor plan or suffering from “shar chi” (harmful energy, chi meaning energy and shar meaning bad), it can be difficult to find and maintain a good relationship and marriage prospects diminish. Feng meaning Wind (pronounced as Fung) and Shui meaning…
India’s Dysfunctional Education System
September 26, 2021We can fix it if we have the will to do it By Ashvini Ranjan and Dr. Bhamy V. Shenoy Pratham conducted for the first time a nationwide survey called ASER (Annual Status of Education Report) during 2005, to assess the learning levels of primary and upper primary school children in rural India. 6,00,000…
Master of backstage: Auto Vishwanna
September 25, 2021K. Viswanath, popularly known as Auto Vishwanna, was a theatre artiste who had worked for almost 50 years in the art field. He passed away last year this month. Hence in his memory, his daughter Seema Viswanath from North Carolina, USA, has organised a programme called ‘Bhavanjali’ which will be premièred online on YouTube on…
Football: A Man’s Game? No
September 23, 2021City girl, team-mates of Kodagu Football Club shine in prestigious ‘A Division’ League Kodagu, the land of coffee has a girl’s football club now and it has already made a mark in the on-going prestigious ‘A Division’ League matches being held in Bengaluru at Bangalore Football Stadium. In all, 17 teams are participating in the…
Tying the Knot
September 23, 2021By Dr. Devdutt Pattanaik – Author, Speaker, Illustrator, Mythologist In Hindu metaphysics, Yoga is the practice of untying mental knots. Bhoga is the experience of life that creates these mental knots. When we consume life, we experience hunger, fear, delight, jealousy, attachment, rage, greed, frustration, hatred, joy and these various emotions and stimulations cause our…
Two decades of 9/11
September 20, 2021By Gouri Satya, Sr. Journalist It has been 20 years since the World Trade Centre’s (WTC) iconic twin towers were destroyed by terrorists in New York, US, on September 11, 2001 killing almost 3,000 people and causing injuries to more than 6,000 others. Those on board of the two aircraft which crashed into the two…














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