The Olympic motto-“hendiatris Citius, Altius, Fortius” which means “Faster, Higher, Stronger” has been fulfilled by athletes rapidly. The winner of the 2016 Olympic Marathon ran 2:08:01. Had he been racing against the winner of the 1904 Olympic Marathon who ran 3:28:53, he would have won by nearly an hour and a half. So what’s really… Continue reading Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger: Athletes Of Today
Year: 2016
TAPMI Centre of Inclusive Growth Organizes Dharitri Dialogues
T A Pai Management Institute’s (TAPMI) Centre of Inclusive Growth, Dharitri organized a one day workshop “Dharitri Dialogues- Women Entrepreneurs Engagement Workshop” on 16th December 2016 at K K Pai Block – TAPMI, Manipal. The workshop was attended by more than 25 participants who are the members of the Platform for Women Entrepreneurs (POWER) group.… Continue reading TAPMI Centre of Inclusive Growth Organizes Dharitri Dialogues
Rhinoplasty: Reshape your nose? Reason, Types, procedure, Cost
Nose surgery or Nose job is also known as Rhinoplasty or Septoplasty in medical terms. This surgery is mainly performed to reshape the nose using plastic surgery procedures. It can make the nose larger or smaller depending on the patient’s requirements. This procedure is also responsible to make the structure of our nose proportionate with… Continue reading Rhinoplasty: Reshape your nose? Reason, Types, procedure, Cost
The Top 10 Careers for the Future – US and UK
Job security can sometimes seem as though it belongs to the past, but if you’re sensible enough to choose the right profession you’ll not only be in demand, but in many cases will be able to enjoy a higher than average salary. So if you’re considering a career change, or wondering what to study, you’d… Continue reading The Top 10 Careers for the Future – US and UK
MRC Veterans: Ravi Shankar
MRC Admin Sandeep introduces Ravi: On an early morning in February this year, me and two of my friends set out on our bicycles on a ride to Agumbe from Manipal. On the way we were joined by a tall, lanky guy who i’d only talked to once before, on the phone, and whose face I couldn’t even… Continue reading MRC Veterans: Ravi Shankar