by B&W Oman | May 23, 2024 | Shakir Mubarak Al Araimi, Wordsmiths
By Shakir Mubarak Al Araimi Some tourists – not all – who have visited Masirah have managed to unearth the long-existing traditional art form there. And they believe it to be quite uncommon and unusual. And I, like all Omanis, are proud of this fact. I refer to...
by B&W Oman | Apr 2, 2024 | Siegrun Samira Rengert, Wordsmiths
By Siegrun Samira Rengert Recently I was looking for low carb vegetables and remembered one of my childhood favourites – Kohlrabi. First of all, we would eat it fresh as part of our school lunches or my Mum would sauté it in butter with fresh herbs as a side dish....
by B&W Oman | Apr 2, 2024 | Priya Arunkumar, Wordsmiths
By Priya Arunkumar The year could be 1984 or 1985.Face was crunched up in agony and confusion, yet, he still managed a weak smile and calmly stated, “try to give my right arm back doctor, whatever it takes”.“Wrist to elbow is literally mince-meat, multiple fractures,...
by B&W Oman | Apr 2, 2024 | Adarsh Madhavan, Wordsmiths
FIRST DRAFT – By Adarsh Madhavan When your sun gets stolen and your whole world darkens; when the one you loved left you broken; when your precious world slips, crashes and shatters, then what good are words that tell you not to break down, not to be wounded by the...
by B&W Oman | Apr 2, 2024 | Adarsh Madhavan, Wordsmiths
By Adarsh Madhavan The pouring rain drove me to a half-shut chicken stall. There was that stench in the air that most live chicken stalls have and I pressed my face mask closer to my nose and watched the wretched rain causing rivulets on the messy road.There was an...
by B&W Oman | Apr 2, 2024 | Shatha Al Maskiry, Wordsmiths
By Shatha Al Maskiry Reality TodayThe COVID-19 pandemic, industry disruptions, and the changing social environment compelled leaders to manage and lead differently. We saw many organizational transformation projects surface; a new strategy, new business model, lean...
by B&W Oman | Apr 2, 2024 | Hatim Harith Al Abdissalaam, Wordsmiths
By Hatim Harith Al Abdissalaam It was a quiet Saturday afternoon, where the birds were settling in preparation for sunset. I was sleeping on my grandmother’s lap and she was rubbing my head and smiling, she said: Son, do you know how important it is for a human being...
by B&W Oman | Apr 2, 2024 | Anil Wadhwa, Wordsmiths
By Anil Wadhwa India and its strategic partner Oman are set to sign a Free Trade Agreement (FTA), the text of which has been finalised. Given the fact that the Election Commission of India is set to announce the dates of the general elections, the actual signature may...
by B&W Oman | Oct 11, 2022 | Khalil Al Khonji, Wordsmiths
By Khalil bin Abdullah Al Khonji As the dates for Oman Chamber of Commerce and Industry (OCCI) elections to its Board of Directors for its next (2022-2026) session nears, the candidates, the electors, businessmen and women alike are keen to understand what would be...
by B&W Oman | Sep 24, 2022 | Adarsh Madhavan, Wordsmiths
By Adarsh Madhavan Kerala is in the grip of a stray ‘dog’ fever. After the COVID-19 pandemic fear, this stray dog fever has taken the state by storm – this seems to be the topic on every lips; this is the biggest ‘happening’ thing in ‘God’s Own Country’. And everyone...
by Khalil Khonji | Jul 17, 2022 | Khalil Al Khonji, Wordsmiths
By Khalil bin Abdullah Al Khonji The beauty of friendship associations is that they literally serve as a bridge between two countries. Such associations are like full-fledged institutions, which are established at the request of civil society leaders with the aim of...
by Adarsh Madhavan | Jan 2, 2022 | Wordsmiths
By Adarsh MadhavanIt’s like being almost invisible. You see them, they don’t. You walk past them, burning them with your eyes; staring them to death. Perhaps they may stare back but they don’t know who you are, what you are. But, you, you know all about them. And,...
