Tag: Rabindranath Tagore

A search for the meaning of life

By Sada Reddi

By Nita Chicooree-Mercier

Book Review

Mauritius Times – 60 Years Ago

In order to plan for the future, we must consolidate the present by first understanding the past. The past is made up of things, events and people. Things

Letter from New Delhi An author, a playwright, a dramatist, a journalist, an educationist, a littérateur and, above all, a gentle and loving soul, Bhismadev Seebaluck is no

The hour is grave. For the people, this battle must be won if we are to safeguard the rights and future of the young and the next generations.

The India-Mauritius relationship for all its affective and cultural affinities cannot escape the inevitable adjustments resulting from the new role and ambitions which India is setting for itself

In my article of last week, ‘Expanding the Frontiers of Knowledge,’ I had written about the Nobel Prize in Physics being awarded for the prediction and eventually discovery

The passing away of Mohamad Vayid on Sunday last in Cape Town, South Africa, came as a shock. He was so dynamic and present in the public till

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

By Dr R Neerunjun Gopee

Dr R Neerunjun Gopee