Hong Kong is home to a vibrant art community with artists from all over the world. Being the third-largest market for art (right behind New York and London), the city houses multiple galleries, art exhibitions, and vibrant street art. Though not many in number, there are a few local Indian artists who have carved their own niche in the art …
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vc_rowvc_columnvc_column_textA culture soaked experience with great hospitality is how I would describe my unforgettable trip to Morocco. This diverse North- African country offers everything from snow-capped mountains to golden sandy deserts to ancient cities all soaked in colour, spice and rich heritage. I had the opportunity to explore and unfold the mysteries of the magical country of Morocco. Travelling through …
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Mrs. Purviz R. Shroff, MH & Late Mr. Rusy M. Shroff, BBS MBE presents South China Super 6’s was an electrifying, entertaining and exciting tournament. Co Sponsored by Mr. Kuldeep S Buttar of Buttar & Associates and supported by The India Association Hong Kong and 4D Sports, the tournament saw a participation of 8 teams in the inaugural edition organized …
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The world is full of warriors and you will find Julie Aswani (Kyra Wasan) to be exactly that, a warrior in her own right. Her story won’t just leave you inspired, it will resonate with you and take up a permanent place in your heart. Born with a rare condition called Arthrogryposis Multiplex Congenita (AMC), which affects 1 in 3000 …
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This season if anything is all about giving and receiving gifts. We ourselves love gifts that are personal and thoughtful, and we love supporting our local and small businesses. Here are some of our favourite things to give and receive (hint!) Anvi Candles They look and smell gorgeous. These handmade 100 % soy wax candles are infused with sage, Palo …
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“So please, oh PLEASE, we beg, we pray, go throw your TV set away, and in its place, you can install, a lovely bookshelf on the wall.” — Roald Dahl, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory In a world filled with TV programs, video games and movies, books are more important than ever to help children develop their personalities. Reading encourages …
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On the day of the Full Moon of Kartik, in 1469, Guru Baba Nanak Dev ji, one of the world’s biggest spiritual leaders was born in Rai Bhoi ki Talwandi (now in Pakistan). He offered a path of oneness, equality, and peace for his followers to walk upon. Born to Mehta Kalu ji a land revenue accountant and Mata Tripta …
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If you are anything like me and loved reading books as a child, your favorite author would surely have been Enid Blyton. With a mind-boggling range from Mr. Meddle to Noddy, the Magic Faraway Tree series to the Famous Five, Enid Blyton captivated our minds and filled our bookshelves. Growing up in a world where cell phones and the internet …
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Happy Holidays!! Statutory warning: The following reading material is not suitable for children under ten years of age. Or adults who still steadfastly believe that life is nothing without a little magic. Recently adding to the list of bizarre rumors routinely doing the rounds on the Internet was the news of the sad demise of Santa Claus. That Twitter trend, …
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“Face reading” an ancient art form used across many cultures. It is said to reveal not only a person’s true character, but also his or her fortune, luck, talents and ailments. Let us take a look how this technique holds relevance even today, and can be used as a effective tool in the upcoming decade. What is MIAN XIANG? Mian …
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