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  • A Royal Mess: The Uncertain Future of the British Monarchy

    A Royal Mess: The Uncertain Future of the British Monarchy

    When 49.1 million people around the world tuned in to watch the Harry and Meghan’s interview with Oprah Winfrey in March 2021, it was hard not to speculate what bombshells they would drop about the British Royal family. After all, much of the Royal’s appeal stems from the mystery still shrouding how the monarchy functions Read more

  • This is what goes into building a House of Makeup

    This is what goes into building a House of Makeup

    When we think about small businesses, we usually associate them with a person’s first journey on the business path. That may be the case for many, but definitely not for Harlin Sachdeva, the founder of House of Makeup. Harlin has been in the beauty industry for almost a decade! However, her journey started with something Read more

  • Creating the best of both worlds with Yellowave Skin Science

    Creating the best of both worlds with Yellowave Skin Science

    Kaksha Sudhir Patel always knew that she wanted to have something of her own one day. As a girl from Mumbai, she initially thought that Bollywood was where her future lay and so did her degree in films and television. She had just submitted her final short film when COVID-19 hit. The pandemic kept her Read more

  • Getting in touch with your inner wellbeing with Humanhood

    Getting in touch with your inner wellbeing with Humanhood

    Sakshi Sanghavi and Unnati Shah are childhood best friends who created Humanhood, a self-help/wellness business that creates products that focus on inner wellbeing.  Sakshi and Unnati went to the same school then high school and even travelled to the same university in Australia for their Masters degrees. While most Masters graduates try their hand at Read more

  • Solitude in the Crowd: the Journey into Iftar

    Solitude in the Crowd: the Journey into Iftar

    Solitude in the Crowd: the Journey into Iftar Photo Essay by Ushbah Al-Ain This is a collection of photographs I have taken over the last six years, chronicling moments leading into Iftar during the Islamic month of Ramadan. Iftar is the opening meal after a dry fast at sunset, upon the call of the fourth obligatory daily prayer Read more

  • Ramadan Reflections: On Isolation + Community

    Ramadan Reflections: On Isolation + Community

    As we approach the last few days of Ramadan, I am overcome with a melancholy that is sure to last long after the Eid feasts and festivities, when life returns to its normal, dizzying pace and these days — quieter and simpler — are etched forever in memory. The air feels lighter in Ramadan. The Read more

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