In the 150th birth year of the Mahatma, Mahesh Nayak reviews the Gandhian principle of nonviolence
What is lacking is the will power and determination on the part of the authorities as well as the elected representatives in solving some of the pressing problems of the city...
Intoxicant use in Mughal India was not only widespread, it also represented an important part of the empire’s history and culture, writes Dr G ShreeKumar Menon
Mangaluru is always way ahead in celebrating CHRISTMAS & NEW YEAR - since the Christian influence has been long, wide and strong.
The Mangalore chapter of the Theosophical Society is well over 100 years now, writes Satya Reddy
Diabetes is often believed to be a life long illness, but I am very happy to carry the good news here, diabetes is reversible.... writes Dr. Raghavendra Bhat
Markad Ganesh Kamath was an ordinary man but with extraordinary loyalties to his friends and family,writes Narendra Nayak
Sometimes judicial verdicts instead of settling disputes ignite unrest and widespread tension. This is exactly what the Sabarimala verdict has created.
Regulations for the ingredients used and procedure standardization for making of prasadams needs to be implemented, writes Environmentalist Dr. Bhagya B. Sharma
Our misguided concepts of development and progress are threatening our very existence, writes Dr. G. ShreeKumar Menon
Countries around the world while transforming into multi racial and multi religious democracies are also facing the heat of social unrest and conflicts between various religious groups.
Old Age Homes and other assisted forms of living came with all sorts of misconceptions -the most popular one being that the children are uncaring and had ‘dumped’ their elderly into a Home...
The mysterious death of a seer at a Udupi Mutt last week is now being alleged a murder and things are getting murkier..