Author: Paramanund Soobarah

In the context of the 200 years of the laureateship of the Royal College

Speaking English fluently is very important for Mauritians and indeed vital for the future of Mauritius, and deplore the paucity of real governmental effort towards that end

The Brindaban Linguistic and Cultural Genocide Watch Group is delighted to acknowledge that the detailed School Certificate results for 2016 have appeared on the MES website. We are

A storm is brewing in a teacup at University of Mauritius (UOM) about a trifling matter – the academic level of a handful of English Language/Literature students.

Please allow me to throw some light on a point made by MT Contributor S.B. about the Brindaban Sarvajanik Mandir at Palma in his article entitled “Basdeo Bissoondoyal:

A few weeks ago, during the JNU anti-India street demonstrations, prominent BJP member Prakash Javadekar, Union Minister of State for the Environment, Forests and Climate Change in the

The Cambridge School Certificate Results 2015

Nine-year Schooling Plan

Iconoclasts also love the country

Certain events this year have been sending my mind back to the forties and fifties when I used to put more time into reading novels than was good

Should a civil servant, or a Ministry, or even a Minister, be sending just a copy of a press communiqué to a member of the public by post

The thought of Mr Bumble’s reaction about the law (as told in Dickens’ Oliver Twist) quickly flashed into my mind when I was told that it would not

It was reassuring to read a report in the press recently that the Ministry of Finance had decided to supervise the activities of Undertakers and Funeral Parlours. People

Even though now long retired and with failing health, I remain keenly interested in Aviation Safety, a field in which I worked day and night with unfailing zeal

To Gilbert Ahnee