The 3rd Global Manipal Alumni Convention offered graduates of MAHE a chance to revisit Manipal and relive their college days. While the alumni explored Manipal, they found the town transformed more than a little—although it still remained a place that could be called home.
Artpod’s Art Café gave students the perfect opportunity to unleash their inner Picassos by letting them go all out with their artistic inclinations. Ambient music by Chords and Co. set the mood as students painted to their heart’s content at Hadiqa.
Manipal’s Got Talent by MAFIA, was a four-day long extravaganza of art, music, and dance. It featured a host of events including painting competitions, band performances, and solo dance competitions.
Regardless of age, cultural background or perm time, people from all across MAHE came together to celebrate Navaratri in style at Dhol Baje. The night of dance, music and fashion, organised by the Rotaract club also served as a fundraiser for the club’s charitable activities.
A prison has often been a popular backdrop in fiction with their harsh living conditions and the unfortunate injustices performed on the inmates. Blank 101 takes a look at some of the most notorious and infamous prisons around the world with fascinating stories from these prisons, leaving the audience questioning their own morality.
ADA Dramatics’ annual production, Error 404: Love & Laughter Not Found, consisting of an English and a Hindi play, dealt with the absence of love in the lives of the characters in the play. The plays explored the search for happiness and love and how it could make one lose sight of reality.
The occasion of Karnataka Rajyotsava saw a celebration of the rich heritage of the land, along with the launch of a new Kannada cultural, literature, and teaching club. NUDI, the newly formed club, aims to preserve the beauty of this wonderful language and the culture of its homeland.
The Business Quiz organised by ESoM brought together students who like to invest their time in understanding banking, finance and economics. The quiz proved to be an eye-opener as participants raced against the clock to crack the mysteries behind the bear and bull markets.
“A madman’s joke. That’s just what makes it so deliciously macabre.”
AAINA Dramatics presented their main production of the semester, The Mousetrap, which impressed the audience with its perfectly arranged sets and exceptional acting.
IECSE organised a workshop on the basics of Git and Markdown in support of the Swachh Bharat Abhiyan with the aim of combining technical knowledge and environmental awareness. The workshop helped students learn about the web-hosting portal, GitHub and also allowed them to rake up a few hours on their Swachh Bharat Internship.