Category: Features

Le paysage profondément modifié suite au séisme électoral de 2014

When the time for elections comes, it is the electorate that will deliver its verdict for the formation of the next government. Inevitably, the focus of the electoral

The use of language as a tool of diplomacy is probably as old as we can go back in history. Today, in a world of competing geo-strategic interests,

‘Language and culture go hand in hand. If language is lost, culture is lost’

Celebration India’s 71 years Independence and 27 years of Liberalisation

Mauritius Times – 60 Years Ago

Drug Commission Report & Voting Behaviour

Change has to be deep, credible and sustainable if we want to fight back the alarming dereliction of values and the gangrenous effects that are rocking all sections

Common citizens must be wondering how does the country function at all when there are so many negative forces at work trying to undermine the smooth running of

Fire security in retail chains

Is he on the right track and doing the proper thing for his country which he promised to “make great again”? Should that be correct, then the world

In the context of the 11th World Hindi Conference

Mauritius Times – 60 Years Ago

Conflicting Notions of Ethnicity and Nationality

Diplomacy: the BRICS opportunity