Mysore/Mysuru: The students of BGS PU College, Kuvempunagar, have excelled in the II PU exams 2021. In Science stream, out of 474 students, 242 students have secured distinction, 229 first class and three second class; In Commerce stream, out of 191 students, 27 secured distinction, 131 first class and 33 second class. A total of…
Bengaluru: The offline classes in all Degree Colleges will start from July 26, said Deputy Chief Minister and Higher Education Minister Dr. C.N. Ashwathnarayan. Talking to reporters on the sidelines of a function yesterday, he said 75 percent of students who are above 18 years of age, teaching and supporting staff of all Government, Government-aided…
Mysore/Mysuru: City’s Organisation for the Development of People (ODP) has donated 10 Oxygen Concentrators to the District Administration recently. As part of the social activity of Caritas India of New Delhi and Catholic Bishops’ Conference of India, ODP handed over the Oxygen Concentrators to Deputy Commissioner Dr. Bagadi Gautham and urged the District Administration to…
The Loophole For Karnataka Bettors Karnataka prohibits local gambling. It is illegal to do so in a gaming establishment, on the street, or in a public place. However, Karnataka’s laws are outdated and significantly influenced by the Indian Public Gambling Act of 1867. When it comes to gambling, Karnataka is known for its tight regulations….
The Gaming Scene in Karnataka: all you need to know about casino games and more Karnataka’s rich culture has always included traditional games. In Karnataka, a wide range of indoor, outdoor, and board games are popular. Both children and adults alike enjoy these classic games, and most people agree that entertainment would not be the…
Dr. Devdutt Pattanaik – Author, Speaker, Illustrator, Mythologist The 19th century saw Hinduism being re-framed for two reasons. First was missionary activity that, with its aim of gaining converts, consciously spotlighted aspects of Hinduism that the elite could not explain and found embarrassing. Second was exposure to humanistic values of the Enlightenment, with ideas such…
Enables Indian swimmer Sajan Prakash, the first Indian to do so, to make the Olympic ‘A’ cut By B.C. Thimmaiah Sajan Prakash had gone through a tough phase over the last year or so including a career-threatening injury and he overcame it with sheer hard work and perseverance. In that tough phase, Bengaluru-based Physical Preparation…
Sir, For the last two months I have gone through the harrowing process to renew my Driving Licence (DL). Thank God it is only once in 5 years. Notwithstanding excellence in software prowess of our country and the tall claims of digitisation of the processes to remove needless visits to RTOs by the Central Ministry…
The participation of Indian athletes in the Olympic Games opening ceremony will be kept to a “bare minimum” in view of the COVID-19 threat, while only six officials from the contingent will be allowed to take part in the event on Friday. The athletes who have competitions lined up the next day will be discouraged…
For the first time, India will have more than two sailors at the Tokyo Olympics, including Kodagu-born Kelappanda Chengappa Ganapathy and Nethra Kumanan, the first Indian woman sailor. This is also for the first time India will be competing in more than one sailing event — Laser Radial, Laser Standard and 49er. While Nethra Kumanan…
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