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Abu Dhabi International Airport

Published on July 6, 2019 By Juzar Noorani

The Abu Dhabi International Airport has developed quite a bit since the last time I travelled here. The place is clean and arrival was pretty smooth with the eGate in place. The information part still lacks behind and needs to be more clear. The security check process was quite easy and simple on arrival. The […]

The Irony of formal paper work

Published on May 7, 2016 By Juzar Noorani

In India we have the government of Modi and its previous government claim moving towards digitization, yet there is lack of understanding for the need of unnecessary mobilization of resources and paper work involved in any process that needs to be taken up with the government.I look at it with a different perspective. I see […]

The Law – Just or Unjust and Media Projections

Published on February 23, 2016 By Juzar Noorani

There have been certain allegations by the Media as usual to gain better ratings and profits either out of paid content publishing or advertisements. Such allegations are generally everyday news to sensationalize any issue but the irony is that the mass sometimes consider the information therein as encyclopedic. The Dawoodi Bohra Community is made up […]

Airlift – The Ignored Character, the Self Proclaimed Savior

Published on February 22, 2016 By Juzar Noorani

The movie is a good one especially for those who have had the experience of living in the gulf during those days when Saddam had invaded Kuwait and the US Desert Shield was created which later turned into the Desert Storm. It were those childhood days when I remember being glued CNN, packing windows and […]