Although around 76 lakh students opt for open schooling, many colleges do not accept graduation certificates from the National Institute of Open Schooling (NIOS). Many students in high school say they chose to study in an open school rather than in traditional classrooms as they felt it would be an easier option and pressure free. […]
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Teachers from the Government Higher Primary School in Kengeri said they don’t let students play regularly as there is no compound wall. Government Higher Primary School near Kengeri lacks compound walls. The teachers working in the school said that the compound wall was demolished for the metro construction. They added that complaints were made by […]
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Criteria of government schemes and programs not artisan friendly, say Channapatna toy makers It was a silent day. Krishna Singh, a toy maker in Channapatna was carefully painting the wooden spinning top in his shop surrounded by colorful toys. The sound of an auto pierced the silence. As a customer entered the shop, Krishna’s face […]
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Experts say that not all fan fictions come under copyright infringement. Harry Potter is gay and ends up dating Draco Malfoy. Ram and Leela from Goliyon Ki Raasleela Ram-Leela reunite. Jack survives the storm along with Rose. The stories no longer have a single ending, nor a single storyline, the fans have taken the leverage […]
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Short film makers say that they need support from universities and film and theater organisations. The Jain University Short Film Festival, will be held every year from 2024, said Santhosh Murthy, Asst. Professor, Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, Jain University Central Campus. The first edition of the short film festival was held today at […]
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Jacquard punching cards are being replaced by the computer designed analytical engine weaves. The textile industry is seeing a significant shift as the timeless art of jacquard brocade print on cardboard, designed by the skilled artisans, is being replaced by the computer-designed analytical engine weaves, said Viraj, a fashion designing professor visiting the Weaving Lights […]
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Metro services which were disrupted between Magadi Road and Challaghatta have been restored, officials say. A man died by suicide by jumping in front of a train at the Attiguppe metro station today. Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) posted on X (formerly Twitter) that one person jumped in front of a train at the […]
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Narayana Health launches ‘InsidER,’ India’s first medical docu-drama series, spotlighting real-life emergency cases, raising awareness, and initiating NEAR services. Narayana Health, a private healthcare provider, premiered India’s first medical docu-drama series titled “InsidER,” which aims at raising awareness on how to understand and respond to medical emergencies. The series was officially launched on March 21, […]
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“If the political parties are ignoring us then we will also ignore them in the upcoming elections,” says Reddy community. Reddy Jana Sangha announces ‘Pada Yatra’ from Bidar to Mulbagilu if their demands are not considered by the government. M. C. Prabhakar Reddy, Principal Secretary of Reddy Jana Sangha, stated during the press conference that […]
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On April 18 Chief Minister Siddaramaiah said Bangalore was struggling with a shortage of 500 million litres of water every day, which is about a fifth of the city’s daily total demand. Several resorts, porticos and hotels in the city say they are incurring losses as they have to cancel plans of hosting pool parties […]
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