Author: Sada Reddi

Why not? ‘A Graduate in Every Family’: Why not?

As Port Louis celebrates the 50th anniversary of its elevation to the status of a city, it will evoke ambivalent feelings in many of those who just go

A new social contract should include reforms and proposals which are feasible, achievable and binding — this is the only way to revitalize the economy and society and

The decision to acquire a plot of land is perhaps the most influential event in the life of the Indian immigrants as well as in the history of

Are we capable of taking the preventive measures that we hope will stem the flow of drugs in our community? The answer is no. Neither parents nor teachers

Vendredi 20 juin 2016 : Dr S. Reddi, historien, a fait une présentation à l’université de Maurice sur les liens entre Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam (SSR) et le continent

We need to restore trust in our institutions and promote more aggressively a fair and just society where human rights are respected by one and all. We have to

Last Easter, after a week-long visit in Qatar, we visited Britain, especially the northern part of the country which I have personally not visited for the last 45

Workers and trade unions will rise to the challenges which confront them and overcome the hurdles which stand in their way

Academics should revisit their values and ethical standards where it is necessary to do so and remind themselves that they are not masons merely cutting stones but building

19th century Mauritius  — History is about the study of the past but it is not the past. It deals with explanations and processes, trends in the past,

These days a quick look around the world where new governments have been brought to power, shows that there is growing impatience not only of the electorate, investors

Mauritian Diaspora in UK

Mauritian Diaspora in UK

We all know the proverb that Rome was not built in a day. There is no better saying to encapsulate the long and protracted process which led to