In the last five years, 16 to 47 percent of athletes in India have suffered from Athlete Triad By Manasi Pawar Bengaluru, Jan. 31, 2019. According to the study by the Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, more than 20 percent of athletes in India have suffered from Athlete Triad, an unpopular disorder among the […]
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Consumers tend to shift towards clay products after the plastic ban in the city By Saloni Arora Bengaluru, Jan. 31, 2019. After years of loss, artisans have started making a profit in pottery making – it has more than doubled since last year. Each artisan used to earn about 500-600 rupees per day. With the ban […]
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A cab start-up in Bengaluru now has a vast reach among private companies. By Virendra Singh Bangalore, Jan. 31, 2019. Before 1996, his life was full of difficulties and struggle, as he was driving the cars of others. Driving was his passion and as an expert in driving he thought of converting that into a business. […]
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The Arogya Bhagya Yojane Health Scheme not a very helpful tool for the people of Karnataka State. By Surbhi Jain Bengaluru, Jan. 31, 2019. Arogya Bhagya Yojane, the state level health scheme for Karnataka is not totally free for the people. The health insurance program follows the ideology of ‘Treatment first and payment next’. But […]
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Indians are facing issues in pursuing jobs in the United States because of the tightening of the H-1B visa rules. By Hansy Sanctis Bangalore, Jan 31, 2019: The infamous American H-1B visas selection has been turning hostile towards Indian employees who have been trying to move abroad for their work. The United States government has […]
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Due to sudden change in climate, the local farmers are in doubt on how to save their crops from getting destroyed. By Rohit Chatterjee Bengaluru, Jan.31, 2019. The sudden change in climate due to global warming has affected the crops. Rice, Ragi, and Bajra are prominently grown in the areas surrounding Bengaluru. Rice needs an […]
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Bamboo suppliers in the city admit no change in business after the act By Ayanti Bera Bengaluru, Jan. 31, 2019. Bamboo farmers and suppliers in the state of Karnataka have hardly been benefited by the Indian Forest (Amendment) Act of 2017 that was enacted to exempt bamboo grown in non-forest areas, from the requirement of […]
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Ace-discrimination amongst the community still evident in the country By Priyanka Dhaundiyal Bangalore, Jan. 31, 2019: While the ‘A’ in LGBTQIAPH (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersexual, Asexual, Pansexual, Hijra) acronym stands for ‘Asexual’ and not ‘Ally’, the prevalence of asexual discrimination within the community is still quite prominent. Problems faced by asexual people range […]
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Catharsis is the process used by theatre artists to come out of depression. By Aiswarya Sriram Bangalore, Jan. 31, 2019: Theatre as an art form is being used to come out of depression. They get to express their emotions by writing about it, thus giving them a sense of relief. Bijoy Idicheriah, who is passionate […]
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They drug them and put them to sleep so that they do not disturb them while begging. Around 90 per cent of the infants carried by beggars are not their own, but are kidnapped from various places, said A.B. Nandesh, Chief Warder of Beggars Colony. By Esther Esha. Bangalore, Jan. 29, 2019. According to a survey conducted […]
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