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MIT: It’s time to see the ‘big picture’

October 16, 2015 Campus Top Stories 2 min

Manipal: Dr G K Prabhu, Director, Manipal Institute of Technology (MIT) is introducing  ‘five big plans’, which he prefers to call...

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TAPMI examines Journalism in lecture

August 12, 2015 Campus See Also < 1 min

Manipal: Sashi Kumar, founder and chairman of the Media Development Foundation, Asian College of Journalism in Chennai, addressed the 18th T. A....

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Namma Angadi 2015 breaks sales records again

March 17, 2015 Campus Top Stories 2 min

Manipal: Getting bigger and better every year, Namma Angadi 2015 broke last year’s sales record of 10 lakh and pulled in about...

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Brandscan 2014 – Research intermingled with entertainment

November 4, 2014 Campus Top Stories 2 min

Manipal: T.A Pai Management Institute (TAPMI) conducted the 22nd edition of Brandscan at KMC Greens on November 2. This annual market...

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Instagram post 2173499506803684343_3836937903 Prior to the ending of his term on November 17, Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi delivered the 5-0 unanimous verdict in the Supreme Court, ruling that the long disputed 2.77 acres of land would be handed over to a trust to construct a Ram Mandir. With this, 5 acres of land would be allotted to the Sunni Waqf Board in an alternate site in the city of Ayodhya, Uttar Pradesh. The Manipal Journal explores the long awaited verdict delivered today by the Court. Infographic by @vibha_madhava38 @worldofmbk #ayodhya #ayodhyaverdict
Instagram post 2173494997524392392_3836937903 The declaration of the Ayodhya verdict became the second-longest proceeding carried out in the Supreme Court of India, spanning across 40 days. The lengthy case has fuelled political as well as religious debate over the disputed land where the Babri Masjid once stood. Today, this came to an end when the five-judge bench of the Supreme Court ruled the land in favour of the Hindus. The Manipal Journal explores the timeline leading up to this landmark judgement. Infographic by @tjas1218 @imsidbinu #ayodhya #ayodhyaverdict Correction: Slide 4, rallying*
Instagram post 2168059192038993148_3836937903 • MACRO • Macro photography, also known as photomacrography or macrography is extreme close up photography which uses the art of making a subject larger than its actual life size. This style of photography, introduced in the 1950s, gives fresh perspective to small scale objects, plants, and insects, among other things. The Manipal Journal brings to you a series of photos using the concept of macro photography. Photographed by: @aditi_desai20 #macrophotography
Instagram post 2167303375664782330_3836937903 • MACRO • Macro photography, also known as photomacrography or macrography is extreme close up photography which uses the art of making a subject larger than its actual life size. This style of photography, introduced in the 1950s, gives fresh perspective to small scale objects, plants, and insects, among other things. The Manipal Journal brings to you a series of photos using the concept of macro photography. Photographed by: @varshalodha11 #macrophotography
Instagram post 2166648537562098411_3836937903 • MACRO • Macro photography, also known as photomacrography or macrography is extreme close up photography which uses the art of making a subject larger than its actual life size. This style of photography, introduced in the 1950s, gives fresh perspective to small scale objects, plants, and insects, among other things. The Manipal Journal brings to you a series of photos using the concept of macro photography. Photographed by: @aditi_desai20 #macrophotography
Instagram post 2166193823636856315_3836937903 • MACRO • Macro photography, also known as photomacrography or macrography is extreme close up photography which uses the art of making a subject larger than its actual life size. This style of photography, introduced in the 1950s, gives fresh perspective to small scale objects, plants, and insects, among other things. The Manipal Journal brings to you a series of photos using the concept of macro photography. Photographed by: @adityamathur01 #macrophotography
Instagram post 2165934198760729709_3836937903 • MACRO • Macro photography, also known as photomacrography or macrography is extreme close up photography which uses the art of making a subject larger than its actual life size. This style of photography, introduced in the 1950s, gives fresh perspective to small scale objects, plants, and insects, among other things. The Manipal Journal brings to you a series of photos using the concept of macro photography. Photograph by: @ramithakoiraramesh #macrophotography
Instagram post 2162468498474178917_3836937903 With the rise of development and expansion, deforestation in Manipal has been of growing concern. The changing climate of this region and the threats of deforestation are not unknown, with greater effects of heat due to less tree cover. Read as The Manipal Journal takes a look at the deterioration of this globally recognised biodiversity hotspot, in its latest article. Link in bio. Graphics by: @banana_with_an_i #climatechange #deforestation #udupidistrict
Instagram post 2128513407228708183_3836937903 On July 22, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) launched its second mission to the moon, Chandrayaan-2. One of the main objectives of the mission was to have a soft landing on the moon’s South Polar Region in order to study the area over a planned period of 14 days. The satellite would continue to orbit the moon and create a 3D map of the area. The Manipal Journal presents all the relevant details about ISRO’s mission to the moon. Edit: Slide 5 of the above graphic has an error. Continued efforts to re-establish communication with the lander by ISRO and NASA were unsuccessful, and still remain to be so. Graphics by @ab7.visuals #chandrayaan2
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