Suresh Pattali is an Executive Editor for Khaleej Times, based in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. With a focus on human interest stories, Suresh explores a wide range of topics including personal experiences, cultural observations, and societal issues, providing unique perspectives and insights to his readers.
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Suresh Pattali's articles are primarily focused on personal reflections, memories, and societal observations. His pieces often feature expert commentary, suggesting a potential interest in featuring insights from specialists in fields related to family dynamics, cultural anthropology, or travel experiences.
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By: Suresh Pattali
They remained a mute witness to the historical making of a metropolitan city with all that's avant-garde
I'm sure not many Indians would remember the good old lota, a globular water container made of brass or copper. It was widely used in South Asian households once upon a time. The lota, especially its later avatar called kindi, served various purposes on different occasions in different religions.
First a confession: There's blood on my hand...
As I sit to write this column on a Valentine's Day, the world, drowning in a sea of roses, would be bleeding love. Like there's no tomorrow. Millions of notes dripping romance would exchange hands — and hearts — at candlelight dinners. The world outside of my cocoon would be delirious while I try to fathom why love has to wait a full year to celebrate itself.
“Can you guys come to Sharjah?” The WhatsApp message stayed unseen for some time as it was a Friday, and no office urgency was expected early morning. Typi..
A cabbie is a cabbie is a cabbie...
Life is like a journey through a treacherous mountain pass. Like the ones I traversed over the Himalayas last year. A perilous voyage through the unknown. The vast expanse of rugged terrain beckons you from far, but the thought that you ought to cross all the challenges it would throw your way bewilders as you get nearer.
I have this awkward luxury of watching fireworks, not the iconic Burj Khalifa ones, from my living room in Dubai. This is the show connected to the Dubai Shopping Festival, so don't expect the same pomp and circumstance as of the New Year fireworks that mesmerise millions across the world year after year. But to watch the magnificent pyrotechnic display over the Dubai Creek from the comfort of my recliner brings me a lot of pride and a blast from the past.
By: Suresh Pattali
Serbian fans celebrate in Munich after their team's last-gasp equaliser against Slovenia. — Photos by Suresh Pattali Published: Fri 21 Jun 2024, 11:56 AM
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