Each of us is witnessing a change in our surroundings. And the change is a window or our learning on how to better our lives and our planet. …

Author Raziuddin Aquil’s latest book Days in the Life of a Sufi: 101 Enchanting Stories of Wisdom comprises bite-sized stories that spread the message of love and peace. “Sufism advocates peaceful coexistence amid the wide diversity of people. …

3 Places On My Bucket List in South Korea A business or a media trip is perhaps a good way to get introduced to a country. But exploration needs time. I fell in love with the weather, discipline and cleanliness in South Korea during my visit in 2015 (on invitation…

Examples of and Countermeasures to Fake News and The Future of the Journalism at WJC 2020 Forging global relations, the World Journalists Conference 2020 focused on a problem that has pervaded our world, colored our thinking and troubled our senses — fake news. The conference is an annual ritual by…

For long I have been hearing intent matters. Intent is the seed with which spiritualists manifest healing and change into their lives. Intent is power of thought to make the much-needed change. …

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V3Mdmc4YkHM&feature=youtu.be The year 2020 will go down in history as the year when the world came to a standstill. Covid-19 has changed the way we live, work, eat and sleep. Despite this slow pace and changing cultures, the Journalists Association of Korea kept its annual ritual of a global conference for promoting peace between the two Koreas alive. Since 2013, the association has been inviting journalists from across the world to showcase their country, share their efforts to promote peace between the two Koreas and turning the World Journalists’ Conference into a remarkable global platform for public diplomacy and exchanging news and views. I was an esteemed guest in 2015.

An adventure and endurance cyclist, Dhruv Bogra is the first Indian citizen to cycle solo and unsupported from Deadhorse in Alaska to Panama in Central America. Penning his adventure in ‘Grit, Gravel and Gear’, Bogra says that there is no age or gender for adventure — just mental strength. …

Cited as the ‘Arab Capital of Culture’ by UNESCO in 1998 and ‘Islamic Culture Capital’ by ISESCO in 2014, Sharjah hosted the ninth edition of the annual Sharjah Light Festival from February 6–16, 2019. — Themed ‘Culture and Family,’ over 1.2mn visitors came to the creative extravaganza. The festival showcased the emirate’s cultural and architectural heritage. Spread across 17 venues (including Kalba and Khorfakkan), it was a dazzling affair with 20 shows in 11 days.

Experiencing Jaipur through oral stories, a large group of visually impaired dared to come out of a safe shell to explore the pink city. — “Travel is our birthright,” says Preeti Monga passionately. Watching the beautiful 60-year-old, it’s difficult to believe that she lost her eyesight just 21 days after her birth. “The doctors say it was reaction to small pox vaccine,” she smiles confidently, husband Ashwini holding her hand. We are standing near…