Culture & Affairs is a deep dive into the narratives that shape our modern world, moving beyond the noise of the 24-hour news cycle. Here, we explore the intersection of international relations, societal trends, and intellectual history. Books, biographies, cultural criticism, society, and the stories that shape public life. Whether through a lens of geopolitical analysis or a study of local traditions, this section offers a curated look at the ideas and events defining our collective future. Discover global perspectives that challenge the status quo and bridge the gap between world news and personal meaning.
Small changes, big impact. Discover easy eco-friendly hacks for a greener lifestyle. From conscious habits to sustainable global perspectives, learn how to turn your home into a sanctuary for the planet. Continue reading Easy Eco-Friendly Hacks for a Greener Lifestyle
Step into a world of mystery and heritage. Read our book review of The Zamindar’s Ghost by Khayaal Patel. A soulful look at historical fiction, atmospheric storytelling, and insights into Indian literature. Continue reading Book Review: The Zamindar’s Ghost by Khayaal Patel
Discover the hidden side of the UAE. Exploring the serene nature reserves in Sharjah, from lush wetlands to ancient mangroves. A soulful perspective on conservation, heritage, and finding stillness in the desert. Continue reading Exploring the Serene Nature Reserves in Sharjah
Looking for a sizzling contemporary romance? Read our book review of Flawed by Shilpa Suraj. Explore the heritage of old-school Hyderabad through the ‘bold’ love story of Aditya and Vaani. A dive into modern Indian fiction. Continue reading Book Review: Flawed by Shilpa Suraj
Explore the many faces of rain, from poetic beauty to the 2014 Kashmir flood. A moving journalistic memoir on the dual nature of water, global perspectives on climate, and the resilience of the human spirit. Continue reading Many Faces of Rain: From Poetic Drizzle to the Floods of Kashmir
The second book of the Jasmine Villa series, citing the star-crossed love of Ana Hasan and Luqman Ahmed, has many ‘OMG’ moments Continue reading Book Review: Loving You Twice by Andaleeb Wajid
Step into the shadows of 1950s Udaipur. My review of The Witch in the Peepul Tree by Arefa Tehsin explores the social fabric of a newly independent India. A journalistic deep-dive into heritage, ideology, and the ‘treasures’ hidden within a nation’s secrets. Continue reading Book Review: The Witch in the Peepul Tree by Arefa Tehsin
Ready for a pacy thrill? Read our book review of Grabber by Jehan Zachary and Nirmal Pulickal. A unique father-son debut into fantasy horror, exploring the ‘sound and motion’ of suspense and the heritage of collaborative storytelling. Continue reading Book Review: Grabber
Queen of Treasures 