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Kannada Press Day

Posted by: RR on 30 June 2006

Being an IAS; Commerce Association Inauguration

Posted by: RR on 29 June 2006

Reminders to all the Journalism Students

Posted by: RR on 28 June 2006

Al-Madhyam Comes Alive, Once Again

Posted by: RR on 28 June 2006

BBM Results announced

Posted by: RR on 27 June 2006

Documentary Film Making Workshop

Posted by: RR on 26 June 2006

Documentary Workshop

Posted by: RR on 26 June 2006

Memorable Day SAC

Posted by: RR on 25 June 2006

Many Celebrations at SAC

Posted by: RR on 25 June 2006

Staff Seminar

Posted by: RR on 24 June 2006

Patrons’ Day; SAC Evening College Results

Posted by: RR on 24 June 2006

Degree Results Declared

Posted by: RR on 23 June 2006

Degree Results Announced: Find them on the Net

Posted by: RR on 23 June 2006

College Students’ Council

Posted by: RR on 23 June 2006

Any II Years’ Coming

Posted by: RR on 23 June 2006

Required…

Posted by: RR on 22 June 2006

Elections & Radio Programme

Posted by: RR on 22 June 2006

Elections & Radio Programme

Posted by: RR on 22 June 2006

Feast of St Aloysius Gonzaga Celebrated at SAC

Posted by: RR on 21 June 2006

Festal Greetings

Posted by: RR on 20 June 2006

Happy Feast of St Aloysius Gongaza

Posted by: RR on 20 June 2006

Newness In the Campus

Posted by: RR on 20 June 2006

NEW FACES AT THE SAC CAMPUS

Posted by: RR on 20 June 2006

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Posted by: RR on 19 June 2006

College Elections in the Offing

Posted by: RR on 19 June 2006

First Years Begins

Posted by: RR on 19 June 2006

Degree Results – Mangalore University

Posted by: RR on 18 June 2006

An Interesting Blog

Posted by: RR on 17 June 2006

Magic Show & Magic of Journalism…

Posted by: RR on 16 June 2006

Orientation for BA & BSW

Posted by: RR on 16 June 2006

Al Madhyam Elections Held

Posted by: RR on 15 June 2006

Update on Degree Results

Posted by: RR on 15 June 2006

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Journalism Students Listen to Experience

Posted by: RR on 14 June 2006

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Posted by: RR on 13 June 2006

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Posted by: RR on 13 June 2006

The College Reopens

Posted by: RR on 12 June 2006

Mangalore University Examination Results

Posted by: RR on 12 June 2006

Degree Results

Posted by: RR on 12 June 2006

Cordial Welcome

Posted by: RR on 11 June 2006

Classes Begin

Posted by: RR on 11 June 2006

Live TV Show

Posted by: RR on 9 June 2006

Arts Facuty has a New Dean: Prof. Mendonca

Posted by: RR on 9 June 2006

Minister at SAC Campus

Posted by: RR on 9 June 2006

A Heartwarming Story

Posted by: RR on 8 June 2006

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Posted by: RR on 8 June 2006

New Lecturers

Posted by: RR on 8 June 2006

“Samyukta Karnataka ” Launched in Mangalore

Posted by: RR on 7 June 2006

Good News to Better & Best News…

Posted by: RR on 6 June 2006

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Posted by: RR on 6 June 2006

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Treasury to Squeeze Mortgage Lenders 29 November 2009
The Obama administration, battling a foreclosure crisis that shows no signs of relenting, will step up pressure on mortgage companies to do more to help people remain in their homes, officials said yesterday. The administration will announce its expanded program tomorrow, a Treasury spokeswoman said, and will take "additional steps...
UAE to Back Dubai Banks 29 November 2009
The UAE got behind domestic and foreign banks in troubled Dubai today, with its central bank setting up a "liquidity facility" on the eve before battered global markets were to re-open after a holiday break. The move was widely seen as countering the perception that Dubai might be the first...
Iran OKs Plans for 10 Nuke Plants 29 November 2009
The Iranian government approved a plan today to build 10 industrial scale uranium enrichment facilities, a dramatic expansion of the program in defiance of UN demands it halt enrichment. The decision comes only days after the UN nuclear watchdog agency censured Iran over its program and demanded it halt the...
Pakistan's Zardari Under Pressure to Resign 29 November 2009
Pakistan's main opposition party demanded today that President Asif Ali Zardari relinquish much of his power amid calls for the unpopular leader to assume a ceremonial role or resign. Zardari inherited sweeping powers from military dictator Pervez Musharraf, and had promised to return them to the prime minister—but has...
'School of Pot' Opens in Michigan 29 November 2009
It only sounds like a Judd Apatow movie: A 24-year-old has opened a "School of Pot" in Michigan to teach everything from growing techniques to special brownie recipes. The $485, six-week program gives students the rundown on botany basics as well as preparation techniques. The New York Times reports that...
Swiss Projected to Approve Minaret Ban 29 November 2009
Swiss voters approved a move to ban the construction of minarets in a vote today on a right-wing initiative that labeled the mosque towers as symbols of militant Islam, early projections showed. The Swiss looked to have swung from only 37% supporting the proposal a week ago to 59% in...
Obama Delaying Release of Secret Military Docs 29 November 2009
Obama may want to strike "be more transparent" from his list of New Year's resolutions: He's decided not to release millions of pages of military documents on Dec. 31, as was previously scheduled. Officials say the delay is due to problems between the administration and various spy agencies, who say...
Party Crashers Shop Interview 29 November 2009
The couple who infamously crashed President Barack Obama's first state dinner are peddling their story to broadcast networks for hundreds of thousands of dollars, a television executive says. The executive told the AP that representatives for Michaele and Tareq Salahi contacted networks to urge them to "get their bids in"...
As Food Stamp Use Explodes, Stigma Fades 29 November 2009
With one in eight Americans now using food stamps and 20,000 more signing up each day, "nutritional assistance" is becoming a normal part of American life rather than a shameful secret, reports the New York Times . In analyzing local data, the paper found that in 239 counties—as large...

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Flight gets bomb threat; passengers safe 29 November 2009
A Hyderabad-bound Indigo flight received a bomb threat from an anonymous caller on Sunday night, forcing authorities to take up emergency measures and evacuate the passengers at the airport in New Delhi. The 164 people on board the plane, including five crew members, were safely evacuated and the aircraft was moved to the isolation bay, officials said.
Insider blamed for N-contamination 29 November 2009
Nuclear officials are trying to calm fears about a possible radiation leak after an accident at an atomic plant in Karnataka. They say there was no radioactive leak, and most people affected are safe and the environment around the plant unaffected. But what’s more worrying is that an insider hand is suspected in what is being seen as a case of sabotage.
Uttar Pradesh: IAS officer commits suicide 29 November 2009
A key official in Mayawati’s government, Harminder Raj Singh or Harry, as he was fondly called, was on Sunday flown to Delhi for his cremation. Early on Sunday morning, he shot himself with a gun. He was a Principal Secretary in the Housing Department, which is responsible for all multi-crore housing projects across the state.
Centre to assess law and order in Bengal 29 November 2009
Sources have told NDTV that a three-member team, led by an Additional Secretary in the Home Ministry, will visit West Bengal on Monday to assess the law and order situation in the state. The team will meet state government officials and also visit some districts.
25 years on, Bhopal awaits justice 29 November 2009
It has now been 25 years since the Bhopal gas tragedy claimed thousands of lives. But a quarter of a century later, it is not about memories alone. The event that changed the face of a city, is an ongoing tragedy. On Ground Zero, a political-corporate cover-up game has become the biggest obstacle in bringing justice. The Bhopal gas tragedy is part of school […]

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