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Continue reading →: The Gift of Presence:
Building Stronger Bonds with Our Loved Ones In today’s fast-paced world, spending time with loved ones is not just beneficial for them. It’s transformative for us, too. The key lies in giving our full attention. It’s not about multitasking or being distracted by screens; it’s about being truly present. Engaging…
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Continue reading →: Leadership and Integrity: A Response to Ibrahim Falah’s Statement
Leadership is often judged not only by its policies but by the personal conduct of those in power. In response to Ibrahim Falah’s recent remarks comparing the work ethic of current ministers to those of the previous government, I know from informed sources about certain government officials engaging in inappropriate…
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Continue reading →: Breaking the Cycle of Silence:
Addressing Political Influence in Cases of Sexual Violence in the Maldives The Maldives faces systemic failures in addressing sexual violence, particularly when perpetrators are protected by political connections. This issue not only undermines justice but also violates national laws and international commitments aimed at protecting survivors. Bold reforms are essential…
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Continue reading →: In Support of Maldivian Youth Advocacy
I extend my unwavering support to the youth of the Maldives who are courageously standing for justice and transparency in the wake of the tragic case of Hawwa Yumna (Yumnu). Their actions remind us all of the power of youth dissent and the profound impact it can have in shaping…
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Continue reading →: AI, DhivehiGPT, and the Future of Maldivian Digital Inclusion
This week, I conducted an experiment that reaffirmed the immense potential AI holds for the Maldives – not just as a tool for efficiency but as a means to preserve, enrich, and extend our culture into the digital sphere. After my podcast interview recording today, I came across a three-page…
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Continue reading →: Enough is Enough: A Call to Defend the Dignity of Victims
I am appalled and outraged by how victims continue to be treated in this country. The tragic case of Hawwa Yumna, who allegedly fell from the ninth floor of a building, has once again laid bare the systemic failures that plague our justice system and society at large. I have…
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Continue reading →: Workplace Happiness: Creating an Uplifting Culture
Workplace happiness is a critical component of organizational success. It reflects the integration of emotional well-being, professional growth, and meaningful accomplishments into the daily lives of employees. As analyzed by a survey conducted by The Happiness Club to a leading company in the Maldives, creating an uplifting culture requires a…
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Continue reading →: The Power of Kindness and Connection: Embracing The Happiness Club’s Vision
At The Happiness Club, we believe that happiness is deeply rooted in the simple yet profound acts of kindness and the meaningful connections we forge with one another. Our philosophy revolves around the idea that true joy is not just about personal gain, but about the ripple effect of compassion…
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Continue reading →: Momentum in Motion: The Silver Lining
This evening, I had the privilege of facilitating a deeply meaningful group coaching session as part of Coaching Co.’s “Momentum in Motion” series. This particular session was titled “The Silver Lining: Finding Clarity and Calm in the Chaos,” and it turned out to be not just an impactful evening for…
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Continue reading →: Mornings of Renewal, Memories of Joy
Every morning is a fresh start. A chance to breathe deeply, smile, and embrace the endless possibilities of the day. On sunny mornings, this feeling of renewal shines even brighter; the world opens up with clarity and light, inviting us to embrace hope and optimism. Today, I’m reminded of those…
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Continue reading →: The Power of Happy Homes: How Values Learned at Home Shape Society
Home is where life begins, and love never ends. For many, it is not just a place but a feeling – a sanctuary where kindness and compassion are sown and where the values that shape society take root. My own childhood is a vivid testament to this truth, as I…
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Continue reading →: The Light of Abundance
Every morning brings a chance to start fresh – a clean slate to breathe deeply, wear a smile, and embrace the day ahead. The abundant mindset On sunny days, this sentiment is amplified, as the world seems to glow with openness and clarity. The abundance of light illuminates every corner,…
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Continue reading →: Building Compassion Amid Lawlessness: Lessons from a Viral Incident
Recent events in Maafushi, have underscored a troubling pattern in how communities respond to perceived crime. A video that has circulated widely on social media depicts an individual accused of theft being detained, after which white paint is poured over his body. This incident, while shocking, is sadly not an…
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Continue reading →: Judicial Corruption and Societal Impact in the Maldives: A Case Study
Judicial Independence and Corruption The case of the landlord seeking justice for the eviction of his guesthouse underscores the lack of judicial independence and the prevalence of corruption within the Maldivian judiciary. Reports have indicated that the judiciary is often influenced by political and personal interests, leading to biased and…
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Continue reading →: Allegations of Corruption and Embezzlement in Hulhumalé Police Housing Project
Island Expert Private Limited, involved in the construction of police and military flats in Hulhumalé, has reportedly provided expensive “gifts” and benefits to various high-ranking police officials, according to reliable sources. Sources familiar with the matter informed “Adhadhu” newspaper that during the construction of police flats, some senior police leaders…
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Continue reading →: Children: A Sacred Trust
Below is the translation of the first column “Dhe Loa Fulhu” by Aiminath Gasim, the Chief Advocacy Officer of The Happiness Club. It was published on Sun.mv. She will be writing a new column every fortnight. Children are the greatest trust that Allah bestows upon humans. This trust is a…
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Continue reading →: PNC’s Rapid Membership Growth Sparks Controversy Amid Allegations of Illegal Registrations
Dhauru reported: “The Parliamentary Group Leader of the ruling PNC, Ibrahim Falah, addressed allegations of illegally registering members to increase the party’s membership. He claimed these allegations arose because some people couldn’t accept the rapid growth of the party. Falah mentioned that PNC was nearing 75,000 members, which led to…
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Continue reading →: PNC Drive to register 100,000 members
Adhadhu reported today that the Progressive National Coalition (PNC) party is facing allegations of recruiting members to the party using fake forms. Concerns have been raised on social media about individuals being admitted to the PNC with altered photos and signatures. Former MP Saud Hussain shared a form on X…