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.
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.
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.
It was a unique experience for kids from the city as they experienced the life amidst woods in the thick of the Western Ghats at the recently concluded Jungle Survival Camp...
The victorious candidates in the recently held Assembly elections, also have an onerous responsibility of living up to the expectations of the electorate and be role model elected representatives.
Contrary to the fears of a crash, real estate sector is well, alive and soaring in Mangalore.
The poll fever is picking up in Dakshina Kannada district. With the recent ULB election results considered to be a precursor to what is in store for the May 5 Assembly elections, there is much speculation all over.
Having suffered defeats in the urban local body elections and with the split of votes due to the presence of KJP and BSR Party, the ‘party with a difference’ is now struggling to be different, writers Prof. Narendra Nayak
By V Mohan Rao
All you want to know about acquisition of property by a Joint Hindu family and partition of ancestral property.
It’s indeed a blessing for St Aloysius College in Mangalore which was gifted with a huge collection of books owned by George Fernandes, a great son of the soil.
Researched and compiled by I J Saldanha -Shet, a never before comparison of twin ’Aloysius Colleges’ in Sydney, Australia and Mangalore, India. Amazing relationship unearthed and presented here exclusively for readers of ‘Mangalore Today’.
The paternalistic attitude of the powers that be is a major force that trivializes crimes like rape and murder, writes Prof. Narendra Nayak
When kids love cartoons, why not take advantage of it and enlighten kids on Indian mythological characters ? A visit to the kindergarten classroom at the Nalanda English Higher Primary School in Carstreet...
She died in hospital on Saturday morning, aged 23, with horrible injuries. She was gang-raped, beaten with an iron bar, thrown from a moving bus, left naked in the road, ignored by many passers-by...