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Bags of Trouble: Doctors reveal the shocking price pupils pay for heavy school bags

Oversized school bags are taking their toll on the nation’s future. A large number of school kids carrying heavy bags are falling victims to permanent medical conditions

The Search for the Stolen Priceless Idols

Three months gone by and the police are struggling to crack the mystery behind the Siddantha Darshana Mandir burglary case even as there is a growing demand for a CBI probe into the case.

2013 Physics Nobel an insult to God Particle father Satyendranath Bose?

Two theorists who predicted the existence of the subatomic Higgs boson almost 50 years ago - and were proven right only in 2012

It’s ‘Netravathi River Diversion Project,’ not ‘Yettinahole’: Niren Jain

Niren Jain, Co-ordinator of Kudremukh Wildlife Foundation has appealed to all organizations concerned to name the campaign against our river diversion as ’Campaign against Nethravathi River Diversion Project’

The backstage boys: Core team scripted RaGa’s ’rebellion’

Behind Rahul Gandhi’s appearance at the Press Club of India on Friday was his core team that orchestrated a scripted exercise of making the Congress vice- president attack the ordinance

Yettinahole subdued avatar of Netravathi diversion

The Yettinahole project, nothing but a la- Netravathi diversion project, the name changed in all probability to hoodwink people...

Masters not Servants

When the nation celebrates its 67th Independence Day we have to keep wondering as to who are the real masters in the nation- The Citizens or the lobbies of the politician- bureaucrat – feudal elements?, writes Prof. Narendra Nayak

A Tribute to the Architect of Modern Sullia

Dr Kurunji Venkatramana Gowda, the Architect of Modern Sullia and the visionary personality who transformed the sleepy town of Sullia into an educational hub, is no more.

Why is Moily misleading India’s energy policy?

Moily should set a realistic goal for reducing oil imports and not announce unachievable predictions. Such predictions will have unintended consequences of sending wrong signals to energy sector.

A demand on the right track

With our own people at the helm of the Railway Ministry, there is light at the end of the tunnel as far as demand for a separate Mangalore Railway Divison is concerned

An Agri Scientist and His Glorious Farm in DK

In present times when Agriculture is facing serious challenges and natural healthy local grown food is very scarce - one rare Octogenarian can be looked upon as a guiding light to future generations.

Niddodi Power Project: The threat is looming large

When the picture of Ellur near Padubidri is fighting air and water pollution due to the 1200 mw UPCL thermal plant is before us, another project of 4000 mw proposed at Niddodi would spell doom for the region.

Musings of an Indian woman in the 21st century

A student of Manipal 30 years ago, Usha Srinath reflects upon what is leading to the incidents of violence on women - whether it’s the dress, mindset or the media - on the backdrop of the recent rape incident at Manipal campus.

Magical Sisters

Here are two little sisters who have entered the magical world to cast a magical spell on people. Seven year old Apoorva Mali and her younger sister Anjana Mali are budding talents who are sure to earn laurels in the years to come.

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