Vittala Malekudiya, a student of mass communication and journalist at Mangalore University, who was arrested in March for alleged connection with Naxals,
A group of prisoners from four jails in Karnataka staged the play Shivarathri as part of the 4-day theatre festival organized by Sankalpa,
The Mangalore University has decided at its Syndicate meeting to recommend to the state government that MCMS degrees must be given to the students who completed
The State of Karnataka has opposed UNESCO’s move to declare the Western Ghats as a world heritage site on grounds that it will hinder development work.
Prithvi Raj S. Amin (15), a student of X Std at St. Aloysius High School, spoke about youflik.com, his newly launched social networking website, at a press meet held in Press Club on July 4, Wednesday.
The Students’ Federation of India (SFI) organized a protest in front of Mangalore Central Railway Station on Wednesday against the change in timings of the Cheruvathur to Mangalore passenger train.
Sahana Kumari, a high jump athlete from Gokarnatheshwara College qualified for the London Olympics on the opening day of the National Inter-state Senior Athletics Championships held recently in Hyderabad.
An elderly woman was found murdered in her house in Ammunje in Kolalgiri on July 3, Tuesday.
MLA B. Ramanath Rai, president of the DK unit of the Congress, announced at a press meet held on July 3, Tuesday that the Congress
Chinnara Thangudhama, a short stay home or transit home for rescued child labourers and destitute children, which was launched
The DK district administration, the Mangalore City Corporation (MCC), and the district Health and Family Welfare Department jointly launched a month-long malaria and dengue eradication campaign on July 3, Tuesday.
Prajna Counselling Centre organized a one-day workshop on drug abuse prevention on July 2, Monday, during which it spread awareness on how drugs can wreck life. A number of ex drug addicts shared their life experiences.
The presentation of William Shakespeare’s King Lear in Kannada on stage was so flawless and spectacular that one couldn’t have imagined that the actors were prison inmates.
Nigel Colaco, son of philanthropic NRI entrepreneur Ronald Colaco, distributed a total of Rs. 11 lakh among 43 deserving children of policemen at a special program held in Town Hall on July 2, Monday.
Inter-state Gandhi Peace Bus was given a resounding welcome when it entered Mangalore this morning. The bus, which commenced its journey from Kanyakumari on June 17 concluded its 22-day saga today in Mangalore