Holi Skincare and Haircare
Participating in the vibrant Holi festival? It requires mindful preparation to protect your skin and hair from potential harm caused by synthetic colours. Before joining […]
Our Bangalore
Ravi Kashi’s ‘We don’t end at our edges’
MAP’s brand new exhibition ‘We don’t end at our edges’ by artist, writer, and educator Bangalore based Ravikumar Kashi showcases his work with paper. These […]
Water Crisis in Bangalore
The grim water scenario in Bangalore comes to the forefront once again this summer, the onset of which is sooner this year and is expected […]
On an Art Deco Trail in Malleshwaram
A design style that merges Cubism, Futurism, Fauvism and Bauhaus, Art Deco is characterised by elegance, luxury, and modernity. Combining geometric patterns, bold colours, ornate […]
Teenage Pregnancies in Karnataka
Several factors contribute to the increasing number of teenage pregnancies in Karnataka and Bengaluru: In response to this issue, the Karnataka government plans to expand […]
Passive Euthanasia
According to the medical lexicon, euthanasia is the act or practice of killing or allowing the death of terminally ill or injured beings (such as […]
Pondering Over Pastoralism
The Living Lightly Utsav 2025, the Centre for Pastoralism’s iconic exhibition shines the spotlight on the visibly, invisible pastoralists of the Deccan. Bangalore is all […]
The Kannada Language Divide
A recent report of a Spanish national Jesus Abrielle being asked to speak in Kannada when he called the police helpline has retriggered the language […]
Decoding the 90 hour Work Week Furore
L&T Chairperson S. N. Subrahmanyan stirred a hornet’s nest when he told his employees that he wished he could make them work 90 hours a […]
Human Meta Pneumo Virus (HMPV)
Human Meta Pneumo Virus (HMPV) is a common respiratory virus that causes upper and lower respiratory infection. It is a seasonal disease, and like flu […]
