Bridget Jones’s Covid-19 diary Why singles are oscillating between two extremes: either consciously seeking a commitment or gleefully running away from them.
From 0km until 2016 to 4,000km/year now: My run roadmap The real challenge lies in staying the course and pushing through the first couple of weeks of severe pain — after that, the pain dissipates.
Born to run: Following a worldwide movement Millions of people of all size and age have been pounding the streets across the globe for fun and fitness
Brain drain/gain: Asians at UK universities Bright students from the Indian subcontinent historically went to Britain to study, gain knowledge and return to raise academic standards at home.
Racism: The glass ceiling that needs to be broken Despite the overall optimism about inclusiveness in the academic sector, racism continues to raise its ugly head from time to time
Being in the lap of nature: My Covid antidote I found nature can be the biggest healer far from the madding crowd, as I logged off from the outside world
When Nature talks… you listen Healing and rejuvenation are inextricably linked to how closely you let yourself be aligned to the elements. Covid wasn’t necessary for this vital lesson.
Location, location, location: British landscapes beckon Bollywood Realising that Bollywood is big business, several regional authorities have set up dedicated units focused on providing support to filmmakers.
Aan to Lagaan: Bollywood in UK Driven by diaspora communities, brand Bollywood has become a synonym for the world’s largest film industry, attracting newer audiences
Online inventory and the kitchen challenge During lockdown, and through the pandemic, blogs and YouTube tutorials turned out to be excellent cooking teachers