Days after PM Modi used dyslexia to mock Rahul Gandhi, Bihar Health Minister Shri Mangal Pandey of BJP, yesterday on 9th of March, made an insensitive remark on mental illness, at an event on mental health. Mr Pandey, in a jape, compared a person inattentive towards his work to a person suffering with mental illness,... Continue Reading →
BMS, beyond movies and events, can make you SAD too
The most famous online ticketing platform is more than just booking your seats, a useless scrolling withing the app can make you wanna kill yourself... why? Because BMS is proof that your city sucks.
Immature Writing Ruins Thrill in Varun T.’s The Last Chai
The story plot has been played nice, but the steady pace in the first half and immature writing ruins the novel. The second half does well though. Rating: 2/5
VIBES 18 music concert: 4 Hours of Nothing + Vivo Ads
The audio-visual concert VIBES 18 featured RJ Apoorw and other bands. The 4 hour show was in a sense down to 2 hours, again complimented with Vivo ads in background.
Students and NGOs bring Christmas early for Slum Kids
A group of about 100 volunteers, belonging to different organisations under the project Nirmala Anand, organised a charitable fair for some 700 underprivileged children, and celebrated Christmas with them.
It’s 2017E and the Latest Trend is VIOLENCE
Gunfire turns a religious procession in Patna deadly, causes communal clash. India may be leading the world in development, but our growing culture of violence will turn India into nothing but a land of dead.
The Scariest Movie You’ll Watch in 2017
The movie, The Stanford Prison Experiment is docudrama based on the psychological experiment, conducted in 1971. The experiment intended to examine the source of abusive behaviour in the prison system, and was planned to continue for 2 weeks, though was shut down only in 6 days, because the supposed-to-be simulated prison had turned into a real one. The film takes you to the experiment as it unfolds in front.
St Xavier’s College Students Raise Funds for a Fellow Student’s Treatment
Students of St Xavier's Colleges has been donating money for a fellow student, Abhilasha's treatment, after she met with a bike accident near CISF HQ, Boring Road on Tuesday, 12th of September.
Patna: Public Discussion on Rise in Violence and Abuse of Children
A group of professors and college students, on Friday 15th of September, gathered near Gandhi Maidan to discuss the growing violence and abuse of children. Aawazein, a campaign organised the public discussion in light of recent children abuse instances at schools.
Teachers Day: St Xavier’s Colleges celebrate Staff Day
In spite of Teachers Day on 5th of September was celebrated Staff Day at St Xavier's Colleges, Patna. The event was organised by the students in the multi purpose hall in the college campus.