Editorial
Sound: Double-edged sword
Mysuru, known for long as a city of residents with a laid-back outlook to life, maybe because of the deafening silence generated and safeguarded by its senior citizens has passed into the…
29 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Women wage-earners
The successive decennial census being conducted in the country has revealed two features of the nation’s population triggering debates in different circles highlighting concerns about both. One is the predominant presence of…
27 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Food: An entity till eternity
A highly peer-rated biochemist, known among circles with close contact with him because of his erudition in keeping himself informed about researches in the vast field of life sciences published in prestigious…
26 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Dealing with deadly duo
Even as war-like scenes are being reported from virtually every nook and corner of the world with the warring sides using weaponry far advanced for their striking power compared to the hardware…
25 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Wellness at Workplace
The wise in society have made many statements on work prompting the rest to turn their attention towards their attitude to work, possibly to take pride in whatever they do. The expression…
24 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Adding years to life
We, human beings, like all other living forms on the planet, are endowed with a limited life span. Of all the sayings about life and death, attributed to various luminaries of a…
23 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Verbal diarrhoea
The Nation’s Constitution in the script of Article 19(1) (a) says that all citizens have the right to freedom of speech and expression. The provision means the right to express one’s own…
22 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Sharing spaces
The land area per person to live and grow food in adequate quantities on earth is a pressing issue that is going to be more focussed upon by agencies that guide the…
20 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Retired, but not tired
Governments and companies in the corporate sector follow the practice of parting company with staff as they reach the pre-determined age of superannuation. The idiom that retirement on reaching that age and…
17 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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People-unfriendly society
Social life across the country in our times prompts one to ponder over two issues namely, (a) What are the factors behind its steadily worsening disturbed scenario and (b) How to marshal…
16 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Upmanship by UP
India’s largest and most populous State, Uttar Pradesh, has also hosted the highest number of heavy-weights in the country’s politics, including leaders who have occupied high posts in different political parties, Prime…
15 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Milk is only for crying babies
Babies cry for various reasons, including the craving to get attention. The idiom The crying baby gets the milk has its modern version, the squeaky wheel gets the grease. The message in…
13 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Deciphering Doctor’s Diktat
We are guided by archaeologists to make sense of matter engraved on the stone edicts of a distant past, still being unearthed in many regions across the country. Many of the extinct…
12 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Work and working hours
The army of Government staff, numbering close to 50 lakh in the various Departments of the land’s Union Government and a few times that number in 36 Governments of the country’s States…
11 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Candid confession
The saying To err is human, to forgive is divine is an ancient diktat which may be hard for mortals to adopt in daily life, however noble its message may be. The…
10 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Bountiful blame-game
Spoken language has its multitude of characteristics in any tongue ranging from extremely pleasing to unbearably harsh, insulting, humiliating, hurting, shocking, repulsive, irritating, embarrassing and what have you. While blaming somebody is…
9 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Asking for the Moon
Narratives featuring events in the land during prehistoric times, with which grand-mothers of yesteryears used to regale children until a few decades ago, but out of fashion nowadays, had their awesome elements…
8 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Early to bed and ...
Not all babies are born with the proverbial silver spoon. So also, not all babies are to be found with that coveted gift as they grow into adulthood. A more important phenomenon,…
6 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Living in fear
Positive outlook and optimism under all circumstances are the watchwords coming from some quarters, ostensibly to save people bugged by depression by keeping alive their hopes in life ahead. The prescription not…
5 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Enduring friendship, extending wellness
The renowned British Statesman Sir Winston Churchill (1874-1965) has been quoted as saying: There is no permanent friendship in politics; there are only permanent interests. Some quotes attributed to Philosophers who lived…
4 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Courtesy at a discount
The commonly expressed lament by public speakers at functions where people belonging to different sections of society congregate, as in Mysuru, that the present generation is bereft of the land’s values of…
3 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Ambience, Atmosphere and Air
Experts are turning their heightened attention and people at large are contributing with disdain to the steadily worsening health of environment, locally, regionally, nationally, globally and even in outer space. The terms…
2 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Sex (scandals) stump spirituality
The air across the country as well as many regions around the world is abuzz with media reports featuring individuals and institutions indulging in scandalously sexual acts. Sex related issues have got…
1 Oct 2018 · 2 min read
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Hair in the air
Issues relating to sporting hair, either on top of the scalp or on the surface of one’s face or neck-downwards at the back of body require to be discussed and written about…
29 Sept 2018 · 2 min read