by Raj Belgaumkar On the twentieth anniversary of a momentous day in my life, I see two historical bookends: Sep 11, 2001, one that changed everything while I was sitting at my desk on the 46th. floor of the World Financial Center, in downtown New York, separated by the West Side Highway from the World […]
Specials
Liver Transplant is most challenging: Dr. Sunil Shenvi
The blue-eyed boy, Dr. Sunil D. Shenvi (MBBS, MS, MCh, FASTS, LLB), Senior Hepato-Biliary & Pancreatic/Multiorgan Transplant Surgeon at BGS Gleneagles Global Hospital, Bengaluru is the pride of Belagavi. Brought up & educated at Belagavi, Dr. Shenvi is a multi-faceted personality. He did his schooling in Kannada from Sharman School and Swadhyaya Vidya Mandir, Tilakwadi, […]
The unrecognized teachers
by Dr. Madhav Prabhu Happy teachers day to all, teachers are great influences in life, we never know the true extent to which they touch our lives till we leave them behind. We are because they were. Teachers have shaped us, turned is into our present forms. We may have ridiculed them, we may have […]
Oh! Brother
by Swatee Jog There’s something that the world can never match up with India, and that is its penchant to celebrate and cherish all relationships, including the siblings. A quick stroll around Maruti Galli and you’ll see stalls after gilded stalls decked up with Rakhis. A bond so sweet and strong, nothing comes close. Real […]
Rest if you must, but Don’t quit
The Olympics ended yesterday and thus came to an end a spectacular show of human abilities, honed to perfection through years and years of practice and training. The Indian victory has brought much joy indeed. But players at Tokyo Olympics have had to grapple with staying in bio-bubbles for months on end, frequent covid testing, […]