There are four categories of teachers in Manipal and the presence of such a varied collection of persons in our teaching service has contributed to some of the problems facing the profession. The categories are: 1. Those who are attracted to the profession and find immense satisfaction in teaching because of their love for children,… Continue reading Give teachers the respect they deserve
Year: 2012
Self-development for men – have a great sense of humour
I always pride myself in having a good sense of humour and enjoy a good laugh even if it is at my expense. I often feel sorry for people who can’t laugh, because believe it or not, there are some people who never laugh in their lives!! Seriously, I have been in the company of… Continue reading Self-development for men – have a great sense of humour
Pursue your dreams: Sing For Hope
I constantly marvel at how the past and the present can be blended into an intricate tapestry by a word, action or event. And this week while celebrating another “Christmas” I was cast into a sombre reverie by the thought of the Tsunami that struck most of South-East Asia a few years ago. My friends… Continue reading Pursue your dreams: Sing For Hope
Manipal Candle March To Protest against Rape
The students and staff of Manipal University and residents of Manipal along with the trainers at MARENA, Manipal organised a Candle March on the evening of 24th Dec 2012, in support of the Delhi Gang-rape victim who is battling for her life and the protesters at India Gate in Delhi. Participants included Dr. Kavitha Raja… Continue reading Manipal Candle March To Protest against Rape
An Early Christmas at TAPMI – A Brief Respite
Date: 16th Dec 2012 Venue: TAPMI Cafeteria Event: Christmas Carols and Special Dinner Sometimes certain cards force your hand. End Semester Examinations and Term Break. A special evening, lots of enthusiasm. And all the students actively participating!! Christmas Carols and popular songs. TAPMI heralds Christmas early this year!! Christmas is a special time, even if… Continue reading An Early Christmas at TAPMI – A Brief Respite
