Santa comes to Nadi: Paul Ross, founder of Pacific Kids, organises for a Christmas party for the children at Loloma House
In focus Will I get the job?Migrants coming to New Zealand on various visas that authorise them to conditionally or unconditionally work have just one question in their mind.
In focus Top 6 destinations to escape to this winterWith winter not leaving us so soon, an idea of going on a holiday doesn’t sound that bad, does it? Here are our top picks for you to choose from to escape the winter and have all the fun in the sun
In focus Your smartphone obsession may up bad behaviour in kidsDo you spend too much time on your smartphone during mealtime, playtime and routine activities or conversations with your kids? If so, it may lead to behavioural issues in your children, warned researchers.
In focus Can the weak win?Let us assume and present two example countries in a mathematical equation: let’s say if country 1 = x then country 2 = 10x.
In focus Going beyond religious conflictThe moment man became religious it should have been the end of all conflict, but unfortunately, everywhere in the world, religion has become the main source of conflict.
In focus Take a break with these exciting getaway ideasPlanning to take a break from the mundane life? Here are some ideas for quick getaways for a weekend. Whether you are looking for something outdoor and adventurous/ family time or a romantic gateway, there is something for everyone.
In focus Oh my neighbour!I recently experienced some friction with my neighbour because while parking his car, he leaves a substantial gap between his car and the fence, giving us a hard time while reversing.
In focus Eat, Pray, Love' nature in Bekal, MadikeriBottle up the deafening sound of honking cars in cities and throw it in the calm backwaters as you cross endless tall coconut trees in the untouched north Kerala town of Bekal.
In focus Who am I?: Sadhguru in conversation with Shekhar KapurTo operate in the world, you need an identity. If you are in Mumbai and someone asks, “Who are you?” you cannot say, “I’m a nobody”—that would be ridiculous. So to function in the society in which you exist, you need an identity.
In focus English Vinglish: linguistic politicsIt is my first day at the call centre. My eyes gaze through the room with an intention to befriend someone. I feel comfortable approaching a middle-aged Indian gentleman and so I do. While conversing with him, I found out that he was from Mumbai, India.