Sir, It is a shame that we don’t have a basic national policy of education at schools and colleges. Whatever our regional differences and preferences we must pay attention to the overall development of children. Sports activity and NCC to inculcate social harmony and discipline must be made mandatory in all schools and colleges. There…
Rs. 10 coins still a counterfeit in public eye!
June 1, 2018Sir, The Rs. 10 coin is still valid a tender but there seems to be all-round resistance to acceptance of the coin, particularly with vendors. While none have a reason for non-acceptance of the Rs. 10 coin, some have started believing that it is no longer a valid tender. Despite the Reserve Bank of India…
10 rupee coins still a counterfeit in public eye!
June 1, 2018Sir, Today one salesman at Nandini milk booth refused to accept ten rupee coin saying that the customers are not accepting, and I could try giving the coin to a customer, and also the “people inside.” Can’t our law-enforcing authorities act strict on this matter? I am not much aware of the legal side of…
More on Tagore’s Gitanjali
May 31, 2018Sir, The prized possession, perhaps, of our Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the replica of the first edition of Rabindranath Tagore’s anthology of poems Gitanjali (Song Offerings) published in London during November 1912 along with the original script of the poem in Bengali Chitto Jetha Bhayshunyo hand-written by Tagore which is famously quoted from Gitanjali,…
Stalemate in portfolio allocation
May 30, 2018Sir, The people of Karnataka are watching the drama of the intense haggling between the Congress and JD(S) over money-spinner portfolios. Every party promises honest and transparent governance during their election campaign but once they form the government they seem to forget their poll promises. If any party worth its salt is keen on giving…
Spending quality time with family…
May 30, 2018Sir, It was really a heart-touching article by Ballal titled “Time for Family” (SOM dated May 17). More than the article, the impact of the reaction by Dr. Shankar Gopinath was more touching (SOM dated May 25). In today’s life, we have forgotten the meaning of “spending quality time with family.” We have time for…
Respect traffic laws for safe motoring
May 29, 2018Sir, This is with reference to the recent news item in SOM titled Helmetless rider trying to escape from Police injured. It is time we citizens understood that respecting traffic laws is our DUTY and BELIEVE that they are made keeping the safety of us motorists in mind and not to trouble us. We are…
Unscientific Circle in Gangothri campus
May 28, 2018Sir, The University of Mysore is one of the oldest and best Universities in India. We are all proud of such an institution being in Mysuru. I happened to visit Manasagangothri campus last week. I went near the Buddha statue next to PG Hostel. A Circle has been created and at the centre the statue…
Curbing traffic violations
May 27, 2018Sir, Traffic violations are happening everywhere in Mysuru city. Signal jumping is very common practice in all circles. In addition to this, driving on one-way lane is also a major problem. Police only catch hold of helmet violators. They are not bothered to catch other violators even if violation happens in front of them. Police…
Science of intermittent starving
May 26, 2018Sir, This has reference to your recent Editor’s Bottomline on starvation. I fully appreciate the excellent information you have shared with the readers. As stated, fasting not only helps to lose weight but also improves health and increases one’s longevity. There is a lot of Science in intermittent starving. Nutrition Science says that oxygen-free radicals…
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