The first English class of the Academic Year witnessed a whole lot of smiles, fun, and learning.
4A photo story that covers the Thailand cave rescue mission.
https://t.co/jkDd00Rhsr
Dean Kanchan Kaur in conversation with our new batch of trainee journalists. Topic: What is journalism?
2IIJNM alumna Sromona Bhattacharyya writes about the SC's fresh hearings on section 377.
Read the full article here: https://t.co/j9vOr0bR3t
Students of 2018-19 batch are excited on their first visit to @ShantiBhavan
3The Academic Year 2018-19 was inaugurated by Mr. T. R. Gopalakrishnan, former Editor in Charge of The Week magazine. Dr. Abraham George delivered the President's Address.
4Prof. K. S. Dakshina Murthy's take on how India’s foreign policy is being tested by Trump Administration's pressure to cut oil imports from Iran.
https://t.co/AAJ8BFxv2g
The batch of 2017-18 has made it to the wall of fame :D This class photograph was taken on your first day at IIJNM but it will forever remind us of the year and the memories you left us with.
Congrats and Cheers :)
I owe everything to @iijnmbangalore @charleslavery. I would have been nothing without these folks. IIJNM is now family :) https://t.co/b7YuDLDji2
Prof. K.S. Dakshina Murthy's analysis on Karnataka.
https://t.co/qXtuRvF0rf
Dr. Urs also told IIJNM Bangalore that the New Draft Forest Policy is going to kill the forests and they aim towards greater participation from forest communities. The official rejection of the policy will be sent out tomorrow and they are soon going to draft a new policy.
Health & Environment
Hepatitis B still a major cause of worry in the state
Research has shown that the inability to render vaccinations at birth leads to the death of many who suffer from the viral disease. Bangalore, April 12, 2018: The National Family Health Survey (NFHS-4) data has revealed that only 58.9 per cent children between the ages of 12 to 23 months receive three doses of Hepatitis […]
After IT Jobs, it’s nose jobs for expats in city
What brings expats to the Silicon Valley of India? Not IT jobs. This time, Bangalore has seen a rise in expats from Iran and Arab for Rhinoplasty surgeries, due to which the cosmetology industry witnessed a dramatic growth in the city. Bangalore, April 12, 2018: Bangalore witnessed a 30 per cent increase in the inflow […]
Homeopathy users soar in K’Taka
Karnataka homeopathy board supremo says that the use of homeopathy has increased in the state. Bangalore, 11th April 2018: The use of classical Homeopathy as an alternative to the more widely recognised allopathic medicine is on a rise in India, says Dr B T Rudresh, head of Karnataka Homeopathy Board. The Karnataka Homeopathy Board, a […]
White Ribbon Alliance launches “What Women Want”
The campaign aims to improve maternal health and make positive change for women and girls. Bangalore, April 11, 2018: The White Ribbon Alliance (WRA) has launched the ‘What Women Want’ campaign today on International Maternal Health and Rights Day. It has launched today. The organisation is expected to take suggestions from one million women and […]
Expanding e-pharma sector worries health experts
The sub-sector that was born in 2015 is picking up pace and is currently estimated at $165 million. Bangalore, April 11, 2018: With over 50 start-ups in the country including MyraMed, Pharmeasy, 1mg, Netmeds and MedPlus, the rapidly growing online pharmacy sector is becoming a cause of worry for experts. E-pharma startups—given the potential of […]
