Mirra Andreeva won the first Grand Slam title of her career on Saturday, defeating Polish qualifier Maja Chwalinska. Is it an upset? Not for Mirra. Of course not. For Maja (pronounced Maya), perhaps! But Mirra became the youngest women's singles champion in Paris since Monica Seles won the tournament at age 18 in 1992. Germany's Alexander Zverev and Italy's Flavio Cobolli will battle for the title in the year's final tennis match in Paris. Tomorrow. Whom will you root for?

The time eater. Time magnet. Slow killer of time. It's all the same. Social Media (SM) is the predator. Have a smart phone. You are a victim. No one is spared. Except perhaps those hardened professionals, who know to ration their time for such SM pursuits. But SM keeps tagging behind you. No one knows your weaknesses better than the SM. They call it Algorithm, we call it stalking. But the essence is the same. The recent clogging of timeline with the mini versions of good ol

We began to be noticed. Not loudly, not overnight, but steadily, meaningfully. Our work spoke first. Our clients stayed. Trust deepened. We delivered what was asked of us, and often, something more, that unspoken extra that only comes when you genuinely care about the outcome. And then, the horizon widened. Of Stars, Stories, and Staying Grounded One of the most beautiful chapters of the year unfolded in Oman, while filming reels with influencers and actors, an ecosystem rich

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