Category: Features

Glimpses of Mauritian History

Sometime back I came across an article in the New York Times (‘Food companies seeking safe alternative to BPA’) which was about the consumer’s urge for the removal

We all know that there is more to Divali than just gateaux patates, gateaux banane and thekoas – the standard preparations on that occasion that we grew up

MT 60 Yrs – 2nd Year No 50 – Friday 22nd July 1955

Opening up our economic space

Ils sont de plus en plus nombreux en dehors du circuit de l’école et surtout en pleine période d’examens. Pas d’âge ni d’heure pour quitter l’enceinte scolaire. Une

“Governing is about setting priorities, managing your politics, thinking strategically, picking your spots and looking for genuine opportunities that can be exploited…”

Recalling them is enough to send our mind into deep emotional flavour. One may not agree with the idea that the past is dead, because we ourselves are

Broadly the answer will be in the affirmative, but the core issue now is what kind of education and in what fields. This question came to my mind

A History of Antoinette (Phooliyar) and the Experiences of its Immigrants

MT 60 Yrs – 2nd Year No 50 – Friday 22nd July 1955

Les plans se multiplient ; les idées fusent de toutes parts. Le pays doit être en phase avec le programme de l’Alliance Lepep. Programme appliqué coûte que coûte

From 1865 to 2015

The message to Indian businessmen who are present in droves at this event and more importantly perhaps to our African “partners” is bound to be highly negative. It

‘I love the chaos and incoherence of Mauritius though it might be sometimes irritating. I miss Mauritius.’ The above is a sentence from an e-mail sent by a