Tag: Mahatma Gandhi Institute

A Personal Perspective

‘It is not the number of mother tongue speakers which makes a language important in the eyes of the world, but the extent to which a language is

Ever since settlement took place in Mauritius, starting with the Dutch (which however was not a permanent one), the various colonisers have left the imprint of their languages.

Book Review Hindi writing in Mauritius is very vibrant. Almost every month one finds one or two books in Hindi on the market. The last two ones that

The Untold Story of Immigrant Rimoney – 1813-1905

The Bhojpuri Speaking Union which operates under the aegis of the Ministry of Arts and Culture 

Chair in Hindi Language to be set up at the MGI

In ancient times, Bihar was considered a centre of power, learning and culture. From Magadh in Bihar came India’s first empire, the Mauryan Empire. One of the world’s

Because so long there is life there is hope, some might say so, for they genuinely value life or they fear what might happen to lost souls once

World Sanskrit Day was celebrated on Monday 31st August at the Mahatma Gandhi Institute, leaving much to be pondered upon. An impressive number of students distinguished themselves at

Interview : Dr Karan Singh, President of ICCR

Dr Ravi Kant Dubey, Chairman, Bhojpuri Academy, Bihar, says: No

By Professor J. Manrakhan

Editorial

By  Chit Dukhira