Tag: Sarita Boodhoo

Eclairages

By Nita Chicooree-Mercier

Language & Culture

By Sarita Boodhoo

In memoriam

‘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

Abhimanyu gave pride to Girmitiya literature, as the major part of his writings reflect this underlying current of redressing of social, political and economic domination Mauritius Times paid

Today it is one year since the Geet Gawai has been inscribed at UNESCO and it is a matter of great joy, celebration and pride

Everybody talks of being stressed these days – the school going child of Grade 6, the university student, the housewife, the top-level professional career woman

Durga is one of the most formidable goddesses of the Hindu Sacred Space. Durga itself signifies in Sanskrit a fortress, referring to one who protects

Touching Bhojpuri Channel which is an icon for the Bhojpuri Language and Bhojpuri phones indeed is like playing with gunpowder. These are very sensitive issues

It was in Champaran, North Bihar on the Himalayan slopes bordering Nepal, that the Mahatma’s actual Satyagraha concept materialized

Bhojpuri Folk Songs Hindustani Classical Music is one of the many forms of art music that have their roots in particular regional cultures. Classical music of India take

Once, 2500 years ago, there was a Prince by the name of Sidharth Gautama, belonging to the Sakhya dynasty at the foot of the Himalayas. He was heir

 At the National English Drama Festival 2017 recently organised by the Ministry of Arts and Culture, the Vacoas National Arts bagged almost all the prizes for the English