Why becoming a cricketer is the dream of most Indian boys?
HH Shri Digvijay Singh, Rana of Kathiwada
Many historians, authors and writers have spent tireless hours journaling India’s obsession with cricket and dare I say,…
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Why becoming a cricketer is the dream of most Indian boys?
Many historians, authors and writers have spent tireless hours journaling India’s obsession with cricket and dare I say,…
Polo: A Timeless Tradition and the Sport of Kings
Jayraj Sisodia
Often hailed as “the sport of kings,” polo has a rich historical significance that has transformed it from…
ALK Foundation: Advancing Alternative Medicine
Metaphore Magazine
The ALK Foundation, named after Andreas Ludwig Kalcker, was established to support research, dissemination, and advocacy for alternative…
The Shocking Reason for Society’s Moral Decay Today
Carlos Mundy
In recent years, the alarming rise of moral decay in our society has become a pressing concern. Headlines…
White Gold: the white slaves of Islam
The term *”White Slaves of Islam”* refers to the historical practice of enslaving Europeans by Islamic powers, particularly…
Why is the Norse Pagan Religion on the Rise in Scandinavia?
My family traces its lineage back to the first Duke of Normandy, Rollo, a Viking prince who converted…
Eliza Rasiwala
Wigs and the Roman Catholic Church
In the 17th and 18th centuries, wigs became a significant symbol of status and fashion throughout Europe, particularly…
My dear friend Cristina Macaya
In March, it will be two years since Cristina López Mancisidor, better known as Cristina Macaya, left us.…
Ukraine – an Essay
India Hicks
The first few weeks after a disaster occurs are the weeks when relief organizations hit the ground with…
Charles Markeaton-Mundy
