Driven by the will of the Divine Beloved

“Try something different. Surrender,” said Mevlana Rumi. In these four words, the beloved Sufi mystic of the 13th century taught us that the life of a seeker can be blessed and beautiful. Surrender to the Divine Almighty. Let His love suffuse your being. “Saason ki mala pe simroon mein pi ka naam,” sang Ustad Nusrat Fateh…

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Is this the tightest cave in the world? How to reach, when to go and everything travellers should know

Tightest cave in the world (Instagram) Imagine squeezing your way through the world’s narrowest or ‘tightest’ cave to reach a scenic waterfall! That is exactly what makes Wadi Al Shab one of Oman’s most thrilling natural wonders attracting adventure seekers from all over. A recent Instagram video shared by travel creator Aseel Awwad put the…

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Solar farms in France restored native wildflowers and proved beneficial for bees and butterflies, proving to scientists what everyone believed wrong, not all pollinating plants kill insects or …

AI generated image for representation ​French solar farms are bringing back native wildflowers. The findings also showed that these sites can support bees and butterflies, challenging the notion that solar farms uniformly harm pollinating insects and the plants they depend on. Solar farms produce clean energy, but the panels reshape the surrounding landscape. Those changes…

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Backlash with a gender

For long, women have relied on improvised survival tactics in public transport, a safety pin jab to ward off wandering hands, or the quiet decision to turn away in silent disgust as a co-passenger masturbates nearby. These were not isolated shocks but part of everyday reality. In recent years, mobile phones became another tool: Women…

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