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Opinion

The authorities may feel some justification in the continuance of the emergency conditions that have prevailed since 2020 and extended repeatedly, for many citizens there is need for

Has the Cold War not ended with the dissolution of the Soviet Union? As a consequence, is NATO not an anachronistic vestige of the Cold War?

Opinion

As we pay reverence to Ma Durga, we should be happy that beyond ‘Little India’, Mauritius is rather part of the Greater India of the Global Indian Diaspora,

‘Many proclaim that America has already lost the war and that whereas she may win a battle here or there, the long-term outcome is a foregone conclusion’

By Philip Li Ching Hum

By Mrinal Roy

Sad to say, on most counts pertaining to the human aspects – cultural, emotional, relational in particular – we have gone down to a level which I sincerely

On the occasion of India’s 77nd Independence anniversary celebration, this week, and the holding of the World Hindi Conference as from tomorrow, it’s opportune to revisit the special

‘Language and culture go hand in hand. If language is lost, culture is lost’

‘It is not the number of mother tongue speakers which makes a language important in the eyes of the world, but the extent to which a language is

The US presidential elections carry potent lessons for us locally.

The World Hindi Secretariat’s new building is expected to be ready by March 2018. Shri Narendra Modi Prime Minister of India will inaugurate the splendid state of the

In a short interview published in l’express of September 18, 2016, the lawyer of Ms Nandanee Soornack, Me Mario Zanchetti, states that ‘L’amateurisme de Maurice a affaibli son