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Sana Khan - Blazing a sublime path
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Suited avatars and digital offices: traders and bankers embrace VR
Once the preserve of gamers, virtual reality (VR) has been seized on by the financial sector as a way of enlivening home working for lonely traders or isolated executives and replicating real-world sales, networking or training events.
The Dunes Camping And Safari LLC: Fun N' Thrill On The Desert Sands
With its lovely, sun-kissed beaches, turquoise waters, craggy rust-coloured mountains, endless golden dunes, glitzy malls and skyscrapers, the UAE is the perfect destination for the discerning traveller seeking the perfect blend of adventure, relaxation and shopping in an exotic Middle Eastern ambience.
Sana Khan BLAZING A SUBLIME TRAIL
When countless youngsters aspire to become big in the entertainment industry, here is one Bollywood star who has forsaken her career and opportunities to reach greater heights in order to tread a path less travelled. Actress Sana Khan quitting filmdom for a spiritual cause created tremors in showbiz and her marriage to Islamic scholar Mufti Anas Sayied is now the talk of the town.
Diego Maradona, Argentine soccer genius who saw heaven and hell
World soccer great Diego Armando Maradona, who died on November 25 less than a month after his 60th birthday, was worshipped like a god for his genius with the ball, but his demons almost destroyed him.
Mastering the mind games helped Swiatek reach perfection in Paris
If a graphic example were needed of the internal psychological warfare tennis players often wage in their own minds, the first hour of Dominic Thiem's US Open final against Alexander Zverev would be a good place to start.
Sadhguru's Isha Leadership Academy hosts 3-day virtual event to empower entrepreneurs
NOT A SHARK IN A SUIT. NOT A CORPORATE WOLF. IN BUSINESS, ALL YOU NEED TO BE IS A HUMAN BEING WITH INSIGHT.
Aniyan George A colossus of the American Malayali diaspora
In a freewheeling chat with the president of Federation of Malayalee Associations of Americas (FOMAA), Fred Cochin introduces the helmsman of one of the most prominent organisations of the Keralite community in the US, their friendship and Aniyan’s memories of Kochi
Japan Fights Coronavirus In Luxurious Style With Million-Yen Masks
Japanese trend-setters can now protect against the coronavirus in luxurious style with opulent masks adorned with diamonds and pearls for a cool million yen ($9,600) each.
When lockdown Led To The ‘Highway to Hell'
COVID-19 curbs helped New Zealand-based Malayali chef and restaurateur Rejoy Antony Paul explore his passion for filmmaking
Raising A Toast To Science And Agriculture
Scientist and social entrepreneur Dr Deborshi De talks about his journey so far in the realm of food security and sustainable food production and what lies ahead…