Author: Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

Those who preach most loudly, in particular on public platforms, about the need to practise the true values of Mauritianism and brotherhood, respect for others, etc., are the

As we are shortly to open our borders, we must be fully prepared to cope with a possible second surge – this is the lesson that the more

Shakespeare described the seven ages of man, and in the last stage we are sans tooth, sans… etc. But we can be in a better state if we

A dose of humility and much understanding, vast openness of mind, and a cavernous heart are required for the symphony of Mauritianism to reverberate across all divides

A ruler must know when to step aside. S/he must know when to step down. S/he must rule according to Dharma so as to be just and keep

By Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

Is there a fundamental remedy to greed? There is, only one. Soul-searching. How many are prepared to do it?

We can choose to ape the divisive trends that are shaking some societies violently. Or we consciously decide that we’d rather not shipwreck like the MV Wakashio but

By Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

The underlying symbolism of Ganesha Chaturti can provide us with the all-encompassing vision that is at all times a vital necessity

The sequelae of Wakashio and Covid-19 are likely to bedevil us for a long time to come, unfortunately, and much of it possibly of our own making

Violence of any kind is so upsetting to those of us who belong to the health professions and are in the frontline having to deal with the damage

  We have to be better prepared in order not to have to face another maritime disaster of this magnitude. As it is, the cost of the present

By Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

Dharma, which transcends all -isms