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The second day of Article 19, the media fest of Manipal Institute of Communication, witnessed a talk by Karthik Srinivasan, winner of gold at Socialathon India 2015 and Emvie 2015 (Best media innovation – social media) and bronze at DMA Asia Echo Award 2015 (Interactive – Creative use of … Continue Reading
Disha Oberoi, commonly known as RJ Disha, is a radio jockey based in Bangalore’s Red FM 93.5. She wakes up the city of Bangalore with her show ‘Morning No. 1 with Disha’ and has won the “New York Film Festival’s World’s Best Radio Programs Awards” for it in different … Continue Reading
The walls of the Gangubai Hangal Auditorium were filled with a multitude of applause following the two centre stage performances by Manipal Institute of Communication’s theatre and dramatics club, Kalamanch, in their grandest production for this semester.
The first performance was an adaptation of the legendary Marathi playwright Vijay … Continue Reading
… Continue ReadingPro.Verb 2018 saw a participation of 28 teams from both sister colleges of MAHE and colleges from across the country. The Core Adjudicators present throughout the three days of the tournament came all the way from Delhi and Bangalore. The tournament is organised every year by Y.E.L.L, the Literary and
A media all-rounder, an anchor for BBC documentary, Radio City CEO Award winner, TEDx Speaker and currently a media trainer, Vasanthi Hariprakash, came to Manipal to deliver a talk on the first day of the media fest of School of Communication (SOC), Article 19, on 8th February 2018.
Vasanthi … Continue Reading
On the 8th of January, 2018, School of Communication, MAHE, received eminent journalist Rajeev Bhattacharyya as a keynote speaker for Article-19, School of Communication’s core media fest. Rajeev Bhattacharyya is a freelance reporter who focusses his work on India’s north-eastern states. His talk to the students was on the topic … Continue Reading
ComMutiny
Day 3 of Article 19 saw its 7th speaker Saudamni Pandey, Project Coordinator of ComMutiny, conducting an interactive session about the organisation and the concept of a ‘5th space’ for the youth of today.
The casual session set an informal tone right away with an introductory session, asking the … Continue Reading
Mo Naga
Symbols of pride and honor, brandished ceremoniously in the past, fell through the changing times of progress, to be forgotten and condemned. This is the story of the indigenous tattoos of Nagaland that captivated the audience at Moranngam Khaling, a.k.a. Mo Naga’s talk, on the second day of … Continue Reading
“I am not a crossdresser. I am a drag queen.”
By definition, a crossdresser is a person who dresses in clothes normally only associated with the opposite gender, while a drag queen is a man who ostentatiously dresses up in women’s clothes. These are two similar terms that should … Continue Reading
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