When ‘me’ comes before ‘we’: How hyper-individualism is shaping lives in UAE
In a world that increasingly champions personal freedom and self-actualisation, the idea of individualism has become aspirational
When ‘me’ comes before ‘we’: How hyper-individualism is shaping lives in UAE
In a world that increasingly champions personal freedom and self-actualisation, the idea of individualism has become aspirational
NEW RELEASE: A Roar And A Drumbeat
As many times as I could, I travelled to Africa and to Europe, looking for connections. Lord Byron never went to Paris but Hemingway practically reinvented himself there.
From Fomo to Jomo: Why these UAE residents are choosing the ‘joy of missing out’
In a world obsessed with constant connection and curated experiences, embracing the quiet joy of missing out might just be the ultimate act of freedom
Can a man and a woman be just friends? Yes, say experts
It might be the most underrated subject of discussion but there is a quiet power in platonic relationships.
Why men’s mental health is just as important as women’s
Although the challenges faced by men are different from those encountered by women, it is just as important to address them
Grab your copy of Plentiful Springs
Her make-believe life is exciting, almost sensational. Her real life is equally compelling. One day, the two intersect.
In Sri Lanka’s Batticaloa, you may hear singing fish
Batticaloa town is vast but with no visible high-rise buildings and is dominated by the Dutch Fort, an iconic gold-coloured statue of Mahatma Gandhi on a cement pedestal, and the Batticaloa Gate.
