The NCC Contingent of MIT hosted an exhibition on 15th January in celebration of National Army Day. It featured a variety of stalls displaying battle formations, engineering gadgets used on-field, and a few guns used by army soldiers as well. The exhibition attracted the eyes of many students and staff while giving them a small glimpse into the life of an Indian soldier.
On 12th January 2019, Goonj, the Hindi literary society of MAHE celebrated the National Youth Day that marks Swami Vivekananda’s birth anniversary—commemorating the spiritual leader’s life and teachings.
The gradual but certain increase in internet usage is making rural populations the greatest un-tapped treasure in the Indian e-commerce space. With start-ups and big players like Amazon both expanding into rural markets, the online marketplace in India is braced for change.
I-ON users were recently notified that MAC binding of devices would limit them to three devices, a move that will possibly curb sharing of accounts among students. The Assistant Director-IT stated that this policy was in response to complaints about the compromise of passwords and they were open to feedback.
With less than two months to go to MIT’s cultural fest, the Core Committee and the Student Council are already months-deep into their quest for excellence. With the final day of the Organiser Call rolling in, the people behind the fest have their task cut out to make Revels a fest to remember.
Eight fishermen on board the boat Suvarna Thribuja, who had set out on a fishing expedition from Malpe, were reported missing on 16th December and their whereabouts remain unknown to date. Read about the circumstances of their disappearance and the search and rescue efforts undertaken.
Twenty years ago, in the age of tests and ODIs, a need for a format of cricket which could be a crowd puller had arisen. In this article, we explore the creation of Stuart Robertson’s 20/20 vision for cricket, the T20 leagues and get an insight into how it changed the landscape of cricket forever.
With the introduction of antibiotics in human evolution, the world finally found its cure for many deadly infections. But extensive use of these fueled the development of resistant microbe species. The 21st century has now become the battleground for the war against human-created antimicrobials and resistant organisms termed superbugs.
Britain is set to leave the European Union in March of this year. The Government has negotiated and a withdrawal deal is on the floor. But if a majority of the UK population voted to leave the EU then why hasn’t the deal been passed yet? Why is there opposition from the Parliament and the public, if the PM is delivering on what the people demanded? Brexit is a web of diplomatic bureaucracy that holds the power to shape the global economy, and the longer it takes to unravel, the more the uncertainty around Britain’s future increases.
MAHE entered the league of top 200 colleges in the annual UI GreenMetric World University Rankings. The institute’s active efforts to go green resulted in an overall rank of 187 among the 719 participating institutes and a rank of 2 in India.