Vibgyor enlightens manipal

Posted by Dr. Prabhav Trivedi On Sunday, March 29, 2009

Having stayed in the cement cities for most of my life, I got excited when vivek pointed me the rainbow, which from that angle , appeared to sit on the head of the girls hostel or to put it in a better way it was crowning the stars of manipal!!

Manipal Rainbow Girls

Thousand pillars temple in moodbidri

Posted by Dr. Prabhav Trivedi On Thursday, December 18, 2008

Moodbidri is approx. 35 kms from mangalore.Its a small town, basically famous for being worship place for Jains. 1000 pillars temple with 2.5 meters tall sculpture of the god chandranantha swami , is probably the oldest and has been the main interest of tourists.

1000 Pillar Temple Moodbidri

Lights,Camera,Manipal

Posted by Dr.Vishaal Bhat On Sunday, November 18, 2007

Manipal is never a dull and boring place. The place is usually buzzing with activity and this week wasn't any different. This was the week leading to the grand Convocation and the place was lit up in an extremely beautiful, though environment-unfriendly way.

Lights,Camera,Manipal

Its my brain - not a TeraByte capacity memory disk!!

Posted by Dr. Prabhav Trivedi On Tuesday, June 09, 2009 1 comments
I have been a great admirer of the tennis legend Roger Federer, who apparently doesn't feel shy to openly express his emotions in front of the whole world as I read in the newspaper today. Motivated by his character, I thought let me also unload bucket full of my feelings in front of my small little blog world. I am quite overwhelmed with the amount of study I am confronting. Ever increasing wealth of information and extreme volatility of the subject pharmacology, are testing the capacity of my gyri and sulci. Easy to guess, I have an exam due on this Saturday and the course material is the vastest of all the sessionals we had before. Plus being a final yr MD PG we are expected to know lot more than we actually do!! I wish my brain had the capacity to store information whenever given in whichever format and processing part could be done later, precisely the way computers work. I even tried that- just to store info and process it a week later. But a pop-up window appeared in front of my eyes which spelled - the file you are asking for does not exist anymore - !! Quite expected. N number of such experiences I have had, but contrary to other experiences this one is not a good teacher!! For everyone I suppose. But you know, even after you process the data and make your own zip files (may be notes or flash cards), its not uncommon to lose files. That discourages me sometimes.

Caught red eyed

Posted by Dr. Prabhav Trivedi On Wednesday, May 20, 2009 0 comments


Today I was on expert duty for MBBS practical examination, a part of which is spotters. Before the students came I was supposed to take care of the arranged ones to prevent question theft!! And as you can see, I have outclassed any possible competitor who could claim to do the job better!! Open mouth , bent nape of neck and extended legs give sufficient cues of high degree of alertness! Phenomenal catch by my friend. He ensured absolute silence till he reached me and even after that.Well done.By the way the incidence might look funny, it was not. Had ny HOD seen it I would have got rash scolding. Luckily I got up in time. But laughed quite big on first look of the snap.Wallet on the table instructs any possible interferer to take his/her share and get lost I think.