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JANUARY 2019
Welcome to Masala Mail
Masala Mail is back with a selection of enticing articles to keep you entertained. Here you will meet STEM pioneer Siriporn (Simmi) Ghai who proves that sincerity and success go hand in hand. In the story, “Full STEM Ahead,” she shows us how far you can go when you prioritise hard work and sincerity over always having a plan. Another noteworthy career woman is rhythm cycling instructor at Absolute You, Nandini Sehgal who reveals the ins and outs of maintaining a healthy lifestyle. A particularly important topic during our hazardous smog season, which is also discussed in an exclusive feature, “Bangkok’s Air Quality has Reached Toxic Levels.” Don’t forget to tune into our other special stories, as we continue to bring you the best of people profiles, dining delights and fashion fads.
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People
Full STEM Ahead
STEM pioneer Siriporn (Simmi) Ghai prioritises hard work and sincerity over always having a plan, and shows us how far that attitude has taken her....
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Munching
Paint the Town Red
Refreshing vodka cocktails, tasty nibbles and a jaw-dropping view make RedSquare Rooftop Bar a top choice for sundowners....
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People
Ride with Me
As a rhythm cycling instructor at Absolute You, Nandini Sehgal discusses the ins and outs of maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and how she inspires others to follow suit....
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Health
Bangkok air quality reaches toxic levels
Bangkok’s air has become a ‘serious threat’ to health as the levels of pollution caused by a smog cloud over the city soared and was in some parts eight times higher than safe level....
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What’s Happening
Fully Booked!
It may be cooling down outside, but reading season is just heating up. 2019 brings a whole new year of remarkable books — so settle in, grab a cup of coffee and upgrade your reading list with Masala’s round up of the five most highly-anticipated releases....
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What's Hot
The Importance of Mental Health
Why should society take it more seriously? According to the World Health Organisation, “mental health is defined as a state of well-being in which every individual realises his or her own potential....
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