Self-medication is dangerous, warn doctors. By Lanka Samanth Bangalore, March 28, 2019 “In last week a patient came to me with a fungal infection on his body. After the primary diagnosis, I came to an end that the infection was severe. I asked the patient about the delay in consulting a doctor. He replied in […]
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The Indian art scenario has evolved over the years – but the modern art form is still being criticized by society. By Riya Sethi Bengaluru, March 28, 2019: India has been a country where the various forms of art have emerged over the years. Many of the foreign art forms have been adopted by Indian […]
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Bengaluru-based NGO helped bright students across the country to pursue higher studies. Some 4,946 students from economically weaker sections of Bengaluru have been given scholarships for higher education in the past year by a non-profit governmental organization, the Foundation for Excellence (FFE). In a report by World Bank Group, 176 million people in India are […]
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The city of Bengaluru has seen a number of pillars and walls being covered by forms of street art that gives a voice to various subjects. Street art is a form of art which was once considered a nuisance in the society. It was seen as an activity done by people who want to tag […]
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By Jignasa Sinha Bangalore, March 21, 2019. An open day is an initiative by an eminent institute to invite everyone and present their work. This takes place once every year. The Open Day of at the IISc will be conducted on March 23, and start at 9 a.m. and will continue the whole day.. This […]
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By Lanka Samanth Bangalore, March 21, 2019 As per the National Health Profile 2018, of the 23,582 government hospitals and around 40,000 private hospitals in India, only a few collect patients’ medical data. If hospital authority is not restoring the patient health profile, people should ask hospital authorities to collect their health profile,” said Sravan […]
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Some of the government schools in Karnataka do not provide computer education. By Riya Sethi Bengaluru, March 21, 2019: The Information and Communication Technology (ICT) that aims at providing computer education and training students in ICT skills are not being properly implemented in schools. The scheme that was launched by the Karnataka State Government wanted […]
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The Artificial Intelligence (AI) network will help to predict the Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) to the patients of Apollo Hospital. By Virendra Singh Bengaluru, March 7, 2019 A programme was developed by one of the software companies that helps detect the risk of CVD and other cardiac-related problems. The AI network called API (Application Programme Interface) […]
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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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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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