Colonialism – Mauritius Times

Why True Meritocracy Requires Economic Redress, Not Just Constitutional Reform

U. Dasin | May 18, 2026

Beyond the Ethnic Ballot

World Affairs

Built on Bias

Shyam Bhatia | May 11, 2026

London Letter

History

Gandhi and Social Education

Peter Ibbotson | May 4, 2026

From Our Archives – A Glimpse into 1961

History

Non-Violence Independence

Peter Ibbotson | November 1, 2025

Mauritius Times, 71 Years Ago

History

A Development Board

Peter Ibbotson | September 26, 2025

Mauritius Times – 71 Years

History

How The Empire Never Left Us

Shyam Bhatia | July 25, 2025

Identity and alienation

Heritage

Darshan Denied: Mauritius, Memory, and the Gods in Imperial Custody

Shyam Bhatia | July 18, 2025

By Shyam Bhatia In a softly lit hall of the British Museum, incense floats in the air, Sanskrit chants echo in the background, and visitors are invited to

Opinion

The Long Arm of Colonialism: How Cultural Appropriation Still Shapes Our World

Nandini Bhautoo | July 11, 2025

Cultural appropriation thrives in silence. It survives when we do not question, when we do not push back

Celebrating Labour: Reflections for the forthcoming Labour Day

Sada Reddi | April 19, 2024

By Sada Reddi

World Affairs

It’s war, war, war!

TP Saran | April 12, 2024

Opinion

Interviews

“The political and economic establishments have largely had a silent pact

Mauritius Times | August 11, 2023

which has enabled them to laugh their way to the bank”

The Conversation

King Charles’s coronation: Can the British monarchy shed its imperial past?

The Conversation | April 14, 2023

The coronation is a critical moment for King Charles to show that the monarchy can be more efficient and more sensitive to the legacy of British imperialism.