Vegan enthusiasts say vegan meat helps in balancing their nutrition intake, but feels like a luxury to consume it every day. Bengaluru: Sudharni comes from a family that likes non-vegetarian food, and she used to indulge in meat three to four times a week. After turning to veganism in 2011, she had a hard time […]
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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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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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Karnataka ranked second for the highest number of crimes committed against foreigners after Delhi in 2022. Dennis was enjoying his visit in India. It was almost seven months since he came to India from his hometown in Germany. He was sleeping in an AC sleeper bus. Through the curtain, he could feel a hand searching. […]
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Athletes face difficulties in travelling miles for their training in Bangalore because of limited sports facilities. It is hard for Rebecca Thomas, a ninth standard student to manage school and her sports training. Thomas is a running enthusiast. Every evening her mother drops her at the Kanteerava stadium for training which is 11 kilometers away […]
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Experts attribute the rising popularity of Italian furniture in India to a growing middle class that is ready to invest in quality housing and furnishings. In a bright room filled with carefully arranged displays, Namitha and Akanksha enthusiastically explored the exhibits. Their eyes sparkled with excitement as they stumbled upon a particular piece that immediately […]
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A free of cost exhibition by Kolkata students gets a good response. Artists applaud organising such exhibitions for selling the artwork. The exhibition HUES-24, the art of empowerment and enlightenment, was started on March 9 has already sold three paintings made by the students of Swar Sangam. The artists of these paintings said that this […]
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While the event at Urban Solace has been able to make people write their creativity on paper, they are not expecting much of a crowd this year. Bengaluru: Heart shaped papers attached with strings adorn the walls of the café. Papers with the written prompt “Love is” were lying on every table. Customers were writing […]
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