Category: Features

By TP Saran He is an Argentinian, Jorge Mario Bergoglio, who has chosen the name Francis after Francis of Assisi, known as the saint of the poor. It

Par Sydney Selvon Il y a très peu d’espoir qu’il y aura une réforme constitutionnelle d’envergure, comprenant une réforme électorale, du moins, au stade actuel des choses. En 2012,

Visit to Bihar

By Paramanund Soobarah Having received a few queries on some points in my article in MT with the above title last week, I should like to make the

There is much that is good and of great value in European culture, but as Horace Alexander advocated, we must shed our lop-sided views and bring to bear

By Anand Mulloo To grasp the significance of what SSR did to transform Mauritius from a backward, underdeveloped plantation colony into a viable, independent, democratic country, first of all

Education Policies in Mauritius

By Dr R Neerunjun Gopee The other day I was watching an Indian movie about farmers in the State of Maharashtra – a part of which is going through

Digging our Own Grave

By TP Saran Since we follow the Westminster model, it is pertinent to point out that it was internal bickerings that led to the ouster of Margaret Thatcher,

By Sydney Selvon

By Anil Gujadhur

Carnet Hebdo

By TP Saran

By Murli Dhar