Author: Dr Rajagopala Soondron

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

After the introduction of the 9-year schooling system, generations of past school kids will still remember that much-hated screening that the old CPE had imposed on them. Some

In 1932 Carl Jung, the famous Swiss psychiatrist, had the chance to interview the Amerindian Chief ‘Mountain Lake’, in New Mexico; concerning the European immigrants who had occupied

Are we human beings a bag of biases, being tossed about on the stormy ocean of life without any say in the matter? Fortunately we have education, scientific

“A loving person lives in a loving world. A hostile person lives in a hostile world : everyone you meet is your mirror.” — Ken Keyes As children

9/11 has passed into common language as the 9th of November 2001 when terrorists brought down the Twin Towers in New York. But last 9th November, the world

From Labour governments which downplayed the issue of private practice after normal working hours by medical specialists employed in the public sector (Ministry of Health) and often looked

Cruising through the malls and supermarkets after mid-November many of us will rediscover ourselves or our childhood.

It was an interesting TV documentary, showing some 30 unbelievable true stories.

We have inherited a bit of every continent. And in our island state there are individuals from different cultures who have to adapt to new truths We are

Our eternal problem will always be the same; to know where the limit is, when to stop and how much good is good for oneself

As time goes by we realize that our frame of reference for life is shifting slowly to a more ominous one; suddenly we find that many of our

Why do we use our emotions ultimately when we vote every 5 years?

When our ancestors came down from the trees to adopt bipedalism, it was not just for a leisurely walk as we would in the park at Candos.

Many of us may look back at undergraduate life with nostalgia and some regret for things not done. We yearn silently for those bygone days in a foreign