Hong Kong start-up Clearbot
Clearbot is all set to revolutionize marine trash collection with an Automated Robot Ocean plastic is a global epidemic. Before we move into the subject matter, it is equally important to understand the fundamental characteristics of the Ocean. The ocean covers more than 70% of the Earth’s total surface and contains roughly 97% of its water. Measuring about 361.9 million...
Will HK Property Prices fall with the migration of BNO HK Citizens moving to the UK?
As we welcome the year of Bull 2021 with open hands and minds, The remains of a nightmarish backdrop of the unusual year 2020 still haunt us. 2020 was for sure a Rough patch for Hong Kong’s property market; the mortgage rate was recorded low during the protest phase and now sudden reallocation of Hongkongers to British Lands. Many Hong...
Women, their choices & contribution
A glimpse of women’s diary A woman is blessed with infinite power, whether she is a homemaker, a working woman, or managing both roles. She is capable of going beyond possibilities and doing justice to whichever role she adopts; giving her best to whatever a particular situation demands and keeping herself and others around her happy. In the olden days, the...
Sitabai Lallu Pardeshi, our white tigress is no more!
1936 to 2020, the journey of her’s is worth a read Born in a poor family in Nashik, she was the most ambitious one out of all the hand-to-mouth living families that moved to Mumbai in the early '30s. Her parents Pulchand and Sukharaniya Kanojia, always knew their daughter had a special spark in her. With her bright skin, beautiful...
Covid battle: Women warriors fight Back
Being a woman, A dedicated teacher, and a mother of two grown-up kids, I analyze this current situation through the eyes of an independent and responsible human being. Many of my beloved friends and their families couldn’t make it, and the covid wave took away their sustainability and well-balanced social life. Going through last year, beginning of March 2020,...
Indian Diwali without Chinese lights?
Would India be able to ditch Diwali's dependence on Chinese exports this season? On the night of June 15th, the deadliest clash in 45 years took place between Indian and Chinese troops. The clash occurred in Ladakh’s Galwan valley, not with guns and bullets but instead turned into a nightmare of gore with iron clubs welded with nails, clubs wrapped...
TOP 5 Home Décor Ideas You Can Easily DIY
If it was for any other summer in Hong Kong, many of us would have been back to our home countries for a summer break or on a vacation elsewhere. However, this summer is going to be slightly different for all of us We are all going to spend much more time in our homes, so why not bring...
Covid-19 & The New Normal in Interior Designing
Covid-19 has undoubtedly led to a revolution of sorts in terms of the way we function. The pace at which we have been compelled to adapt to change is unprecedented, be it in terms of understanding and adapting to technology, to the way we socialise (or the lack of it) to how we visualize ideal homes and interiors. ...
LOCKDOWN
An opportunity to connect with Family At this time of crisis, when India and the whole world is in Lockdown, you may find yourself stuck in a monotonous routine trapped at home. Nobody can blame you for thinking like that. As the Novel Corona Virus spreads, it is very important to practice all safety measures and be a responsible citizen....
In The Island Country – Philippines
A chance visit by a friend into our ‘fragrant harbour’ (literal translation of Hong Kong), gave Abhimanyu Narayanmoorthy an excuse to pack his bags again for exploring some of the many, many islands of Philippines. Comprising of 7641 islands, the Philippines provides a quick getaway for a very cost effective vacation to most travellers looking to explore the region. The arrival of Ferdinand...