‘Junk food is the new tobacco’: why we need

Healthy eating habits begin at home. If the parents introduce healthy snacks to the children and avoid introducing junk it will naturally make them healthy.

Muttiah Muralidaran: Afghanistan remind me of

This team feels different. I am not sure where it has come from but they have momentum and a world-class bowling attack, writes Muttiah Muralidaran.

5G in Oman: Why service providers must adopt

5G will introduce opportunities that will allow operators to adopt new business models, and develop new services, applications, and new revenue streams.

Suresh Raina: When India play Pakistan the fans

The good thing from an Indian perspective is that there is a really strong line-up of experienced players with Virat joined by Rohit Sharma and Ravindra Jadeja as leaders of the team.

Colleges in Oman should have a book review session

It’s important to have sessions about books that would prepare Omani students to be competitive in the job market.

Opinion: The importance of health literacy in Oman

In a country like Oman, which is on a stage of transition, the health infrastructure can be improved considerably and this would make the nation self sufficient in medical treatment for the citizens.

Fighting Covid-19: The role of artificial

A comforting reassurance is that technology may create human societies that are healthier, wiser and safer, for fear of collateral damage, though apprehensions about such technology displacing labour is not entirely unfounded.

Face of Oman cricket: Pankaj Khimji is truly an

While Oman celebrates the success of hosting the biggest global event, the one man who truly deserves the credit is Pankaj Khimji, the charismatic Chairman of Oman Cricket.

Omani Women’s Day: The celebration of

The celebration of Omani Women’s Day, which assumes greater significance in the backdrop of the country moving in a new direction, is also the occasion to see her social role from a different perspective.

The purpose of life is not happiness

There isn’t a worst tragedy in life than being

After 68 years, the Maharaja returns home to the

Air India will have to improve the quality of the service matching the global carriers and bring about a more professional approach to retain the market share and turn around the company.

The simple life and the common people we forgot

The roads are open, the malls are open, and the schools are open... Slowly we are back to that world of speed and fad. The shopping festivals, both real and virtual, are back. But the shop owner round the corner is still there in every village corner….