The Hindu : Around the City

Online edition of India's National Newspaper
Sunday, Feb 01, 2004

Karnataka

Karnataka - Bangalore

Around the City

Clear sky forecast

The city experienced a maximum temperature of 29.5 degrees Celsius and a minimum of 19.4 degrees Celsius. There was light drizzle, and the humidity was 45 per cent.

At the airport, the maximum temperature was 30 degrees Celsius and the minimum was 18.8 degrees Celsius. There was light drizzle, and the humidity was 38 per cent. The forecast for Sunday is that the sky will be clear. The minimum temperature will be 18 degrees Celsius.

UAS convocation

The 38th annual convocation of the University of Agricultural Sciences, Bangalore, is proposed to be held in March. Eligible candidates who have completed the degree may apply to the Registrar, UAS, on or before February 14. Details can be had from the Registrar on 23330984.

Counselling for IT courses

The Universal College of Computer Applications will provide a free counselling on B.Sc., and M.Sc. (Information Technology) programmes of the Karnataka State Open University. For further information, contact the college on Magadi Main Road, Vijayanagar. Phone: 2335271/ 9845594535.

Triple treat for theatre buffs

A trilogy, titled "3 Past 3", will be staged in Bangalore on Sunday. It comprises "The Lesson" by Eugene Ionesco about a tuition gone horribly wrong; "Once Upon A Slave" by Avinash Timothy, Hiteshi Mehta, and Siddarth Selvaraj, and "Sketches", which has been described as "an assortment of several one-act plays by various authors". The programme will be held at the St. John's Auditorium, Koramangala. There will be two productions - one at 3.30 p.m. and another at 7.30 p.m. that day. Tickets of Rs. 50 each will be sold at the venue and at the Supermarket, Brigade Road. For more details, call 98455 30562/9886209464.

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