Music is his first love
Manoj D’Cruz, a music teacher by profession, has first love for music. His professional career hinges on mentoring students and
The emerald enchantment of Salalah
Now that Khareef is here, there is magic everywhere; the gentle embrace of the mist-like ‘mizzle’ transforms the land into
Storm in a tea cup threatens to engulf the world
Savour every sip of tea you can get. It may be your last. This may seem like one of your
Printmaking: An inventive tool in the hands of artists
There is an old technique under which printmaker artists create art using printmaking methods like lithography, intaglio, relief, screen-printing, and
UAE extends ban on flights from India
The United Arab Emirate (UAE) government has decided to extend the suspension of flight services from India till July 6.
There’s more to La Martiniere’s mystique and magic
PRAVASISAMWAD.COM British historian William Dalrymple, in one of his many books on India, writes that the building is East India’s
Healing the world on green wheels
PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A medical doctor from India Dr Raj Phanden has pedalled some 60,000 kilometres covering 57 countries. His current station
Dr. Phanden – the man on ‘Green Wheels
PRAVASISAMWAD.COM A medical doctor and an environmental activist from India, Dr. Raj Phanden, is cycling around the world, carrying the
The bottom line!
David Solomon At one time, school-masters had a very basic implement in their classrooms to keep refractory students in line
Lili Marlene: A song of hope and despair
By David Soloman It’s hard to explain why, but there’s something about ‘Lili Marlene’ that makes it one of the most