BHUMI
podcast
Hausla is a 21-Day Mental Well-being audio series designed specifically to support teachers/educators to explore and identify tools & practices for personal well-being.
The design journey and content are inspired by an extensive body of work of Albert Bandura, Daniel Goldman’s Triple Focus (2014), Frans de Waal’s Age of Empathy (2009) SEE Learning Curriculum by Emory University, Cognitive Based Compassion Training® and more such insightful writings by Thich Nhat Hanh and Paul Ekman have inspired the design journey.
Tech Sahayak
courses
An inclusive education platform empowering elders on how to use their smartphones in personalized online classrooms.
BHUMI
podcast
Hausla is a 21-Day Mental Well-being audio series designed specifically to support teachers/educators to explore and identify tools & practices for personal well-being.
The design journey and content are inspired by an extensive body of work of Albert Bandura, Daniel Goldman’s Triple Focus (2014), Frans de Waal’s Age of Empathy (2009) SEE Learning Curriculum by Emory University, Cognitive Based Compassion Training® and more such insightful writings by Thich Nhat Hanh and Paul Ekman have inspired the design journey.
Tech Sahayak
courses
An inclusive education platform empowering elders on how to use their smartphones in personalized online classrooms.
KAMBALA
0CT 2016
Centuries-old traditional folk sports of Dakshina Kannada,
Kambala is a buffalo race held in slush-filled tracks between the months of November and March. Animal rights activists have opposed the sport saying that tying the noses of the buffaloes with a rope and using a whip amounts to cruelty.
"All buffaloes that run in Kambala are male. Once crucial to cultivation, they have no place in mechanized agriculture", with the Karnataka high court imposing a ban on the rural sport until the disposal of a PIL filed by People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA). Kambala lovers contend that the sport, which resonates with the heartbeats of Kannadigas.
Later to pave the way for the sports, the state Cabinet on January 28, 2017 had decided to amend the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Act, (Central Act 59 of 1960), enacted to prevent the infliction of unnecessary cruelty and suffering on animals.
Do we let our nativity to be stamped out or should we worry about fellow living beings?!
In News
The Kambala jockey who was compared to world record holder Usain Bolt after a video went viral showing him ‘finishing 100 metres in 9.55 seconds’, has refused to participate in athletics trials.