Respecting our heritage

Most of us take pleasure in inscribing our names on the walls of invaluable archaeological masterpieces our country is home to, without realising the irreparable damage we are causing to the cultural heritage of India. Isn’t it about time we started preserving our heritage, asks Melanie p kumar.

Most of us are guilty of taking things for granted — be it our familial relationships, our inheritance, or our heritage. Our heritage is reflected in our ancient forts, palaces, places of worship, townships and water bodies. These have existed even before today’s generation started life on this earth and depending on how we respect our legacy, it will be available for future generations, as part of our history.

Sahamatha Film Society, M'lr to Screen Four Short Films at Sahodaya Hall on Apr 29

Mangalore, Apr 27: Sahamatha Film Society will be screening four short films on Sunday April 29 at Sahodaya Hall, Balmatta, here at 6 pm.The movies to be screened are 'An Occurance at the Owl Creek' (1962) of 28 minutes in French, 'A Chairy Tale' (1957) of 12 minutes, Animation, Canada, 'The Red Balloon' (1956) of 34 minutes, France and 'Schwarzfahrer' (1993) of 12 minutes in German. Entry is free to watch these movies.

Hacking Facebook is easy

In the contemporary society, few use social networking sites as their own personal and private dairies and vomit all their personal secrets. The opportunity created to share blinds them from the harm that could be expected if access use is done without certain limits.

60% of the people look someways to control over their girlfriend's Facebook account and want to know their whereabouts. Therefore a repeated study is gone through to dig into their personal issues and today hacking is made possible.