The Man Who Wore A Sanitary Napkin
Read the story of a man who put everything at stake to develop low-cost sanitary napkins for rural women.
All posts by Shreya Rajagopal
Colourism – The Post-Invasion Hangover India Needs To Get Over
“My teacher says I’m ugly because I’m dark”, says ten year old Samir, in a documentary by a UK media network. With downcast eyes, he speaks of how fairer boys refuse to include him in their conversations or games. He is a devoted user of ‘Fair and Lovely’, a common fairness cream, but he hasn’t seen a noticeable change.
CES Part 2: The Show Goes On
This is the second part of our CES coverage. To read the first, click here. On the morning of the eighth of January 2016, an adorable drone painted in the pleasant hues of blue and white was seen drifting without a care over the heads
The I-on Interview
After having received a refreshingly prompt response to our request to meet him, we proceeded to interview the man responsible for administering Wi-Fi to the Manipal and Mangalore campuses of Manipal University. A card on his desk which listed Manipal Values, integrity and transparency in particular, seemed reassuring. Here’s what ensued in an interview with Mr. Sathish Kamath, Assistant Director-IT.