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Mauritius is an amazing family destination offering diverse activities for children. A Muslim friendly nation where hotels and restaurants serve a wide range of Halal food and Muslims can find prayer facilities in every part of the Island. For Immediate release: Dubai, 25 June 2019:  With the start of the summer holidays, Mauritius is a great place to travel with children. The island offers world-class luxury resorts, fabulous beaches, and nature reserves that will keep young ones entertained for hours. Most resorts have kids clubs where dedicated staffs look after younger guests, and where specially planned activities and events are on offer. Amusement parks, museums, sports activities, and nature trails are also to be found throughout the island and will be memorable experiences for the whole family. The temperature in Mauritius is moderate. So you will rest assuring that your children will not suffer from the sun heat. Mauritius is a Muslim friendly nation a

SRILANKAN AIRLINES FLIES IN ELITE GLOBAL TRIATHLETES FOR COLOMBO IRONMAN ® 70.3 ® TRIATHLON SriLankan Airlines, the national airline of Sri Lanka, is flying in the cream of the world's toughest athletes, who are gathering to compete in the IRONMAN ® 70.3 ® Triathlon challenge, which will take place in the island paradise's capital city, Colombo on February 24. The cream of the world's triathletes will take up the gauntlet of the waves and terrain posed by exacting but spectacular course set up across Colombo's spectacular sea frontage in the IRONMAN ® 70.3 ® , which is being held in the Sri Lankan capital for the second straight year.  They will be challenged by a jam-packed field from over 58 countries comprising fellow professionals from triathlon's top layer, aspiring amateurs and those who looking for stiffer challenges and a chance in the international spotlight. As an added bonus, 40 of the top finishers this year will get a shot at the IRONMAN ®

The Julie Moss story – ‘Crawl If You Fall’ the strength of the human spirit! Thirty-seven years ago, the surprise front-runner Julie Moss collapsed just 15 feet shy of the finish line at the 1982 IRONMAN World Championship in Hawaii. In one of the most famous moments in televised sports history, as the 23-year-old fledgling triathlete used her hands to drag her body across the finish line. Moss was a kinesiology student and she entered the race as her senior research project. All she needed to earn her diploma was to finish the race. Instead, she shot to fame in a way ABC sportscaster Jim McKay called “the most agonizing moment I’ve ever seen in sports.” The full IRONMAN triathlon challenge is a 3.86 km swim, a 180.25 km bicycle ride and a full marathon run of 42.20 km. Back then, IRONMAN was virtually unknown except to the world’s most extreme endurance athletes. IRONMAN was launched in 1978 in Oahu, it first attracted only a couple hundred competitors, mostly men, for the gruel

Video killed the radio star. Then, video went from large TV screens to smartphone screens. Pedal power went to combustion engines to electric vehicles. Local stores became supermarkets, then went online. Actually, everything went online (sadly even social communication). The point is evolution. Natural evolution, not forced evolution. And forced evolution is what did Godrej Nature’s Basket (GNB) in. Its start, in 2010, was focussed enough - one store, in an upmarket region in Mumbai, selling only premium gourmet food items like artisanal bread, wine and imported cheese. Then came the expansion over the years. To New Delhi, Pune, and other cities. To selling private-label brands and going online.  So far, so natural. Coupled with revenue growth that was picking up. Then came 2016-17, and with it ‘GNB Refresh 2020.’ A marketing tagline that essentially meant the brand took a 180° spin - from a 'World Food Store' to a 'Daily Food Delights' store. It became a neighbourhood

***WARNING: THIS MAN IS A FRAUD!*** HE STOLE MY MONEY! PLEASE BE AWARE!! The story: His name is NEERAJ CHOUDHARY. He is from Haridwar and operates mainly in Rishikesh and Dehradun. I have known him for 2 years and I was in Rishikesh in October 2018. When I returned to the UK, Neeraj asked me if I would be interested in setting up a business with him: an online booking platform comparing yoga schools, mainly in Rishikesh, and then other parts of India. He told me he would speak to the main ashram owners in Rishikesh to get them onto the website and he would like to have a stand/stall in the INTERNATIONAL YOGA FESTIVAL in RISHIKESH to promote the business. We agreed to go ahead and he said he would develop the website in India. He sent me a couple of quotes on which we agreed. He asked me for 25,000 Indian Rupees = $350 (half the payment for the website and the other half for flyers and posters, which he would then post to me in the UK. I transferred the money to him in November 201