Before we judge FitsAir, we must understand

As criticism and emotional reactions surrounding FitsAir continue to circulate publicly, a former senior executive of the airline has offered an insider’s perspective on the realities facing the carrier.

Beyond textbooks: How gamification Is changing

As classrooms evolve, educators are using gamification to make learning more interactive, meaningful, and student-centred.

Maa: The smallest word that holds an entire world

Happy Mother’s Day to every Maa silently carrying an entire world on her shoulders while searching for missing socks, paying school fees, attending meetings, decoding Gen Z, and convincing herself she has it all figured out, writes Reena Rahman.

From reel to real: Cinema’s grip on Tamil Nadu

Keeping cinema out of Tamil Nadu politics has become nearly impossible; any hope of doing so is rapidly fading. The roar of whistles this time has underlined a striking reality: minds in this highly developed state are influenced more by the reel than the real.

His Majesty Sultan Haitham among his people

For the residents of North and South Al Sharqiyah, the sight of His Majesty Sultan Haitham is not just a moment of celebration. It is a reminder that their region, their concerns and their future are seen, writes Nishad Padiyarath.

Why airfares keep rising and who’s really in

What is needed is not control. What is needed is alignment between global guidance, national policy, airline execution, and operational intelligence. Until that happens, pricing will remain under pressure. Not because airlines want it, but because the system demands it.