Tag: Jay Narain Roy

It is pointless to plan for the next 50 years. We first need to fix the present to ensure a better future. We therefore need to reboot the

Mauritius Times 60 Years Ago

We are ready to welcome the Princess not only because she is the Queen’s sister, she is a roving ambassador of goodwill

Jay Narain Roy — Mauritius Times 60 Years Ago 3rd Year No 80 – Friday 17th February 1956 * La prière faite pour un autre est toujours plus

Of the primary school years 1956 has stood out as the most wonderful because it witnessed so many memorable events. It was the year that the Mauritius Government

Despite promises, hopes and dreams for alternative routes to development and for a self-reliant economy, none has been put in practice to date Jay Narain Roy published his

By Jay Narain Roy — MT 60 Years Ago 3rd Year No 77 – Friday 27th January 1956 •           “I have made mistakes, but I have never made

MT 60 Years Ago 3rd Year No 77 – Friday 27th January 1956 •  “I have made mistakes, but I have never made the mistake of claiming that

If you want any reform in your society, you have to begin with yourself. How does it matter what the other has done, or not done?

2nd Year No 72 — Friday – 23rd December 1955 – Jawaharlal Nehru Must youth dabble in politics? Youth has always taken a keen interest. The history of great

MT 60 Years Ago — 2nd Year – No 71 – Friday 16th December 1955 — A Couple of Letters to the Young

A pioneer in the struggle of the Indo-Mauritians & Indo-Fijians during the early 20th Century

The country is in earnest need of a rejuvenated Labour Party which can once again reignite the ethos of Anquetil and the stalwarts of the Party for the

If there is an institution that should be duly honoured and given international recognition in the promotion of Hindi for nine decades outside India, it is the Hindi

August 14th saw the 60th anniversary of MT. Unfortunately I was unable to write at length; some unfinished business with the eye surgeon, alas! However no matter, it