Tag: Sarita Boodhoo

For a Remembrance

The World Hindi Secretariat’s new building is expected to be ready by March 2018. Shri Narendra Modi Prime Minister of India will inaugurate the splendid state of the

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

There is a deep sense of anguish and concern that pervades the hearts of all Mauritians these days.

Sometime back, the English Speaking Union organized a stimulating forum at the Aberystwyth University at Quartier Militaire to mark the English Language Day (25th April 2016).

Last Saturday marked the International Day of the Book.

What is the business of life then? – The state or quality that identifies living beings, characterized chiefly by growth, reproduction, and response to stimuli. Or simply put,

In the context of International Day of Monuments and Sites

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

The sad demise of Shri Ajamil Matabadal on Monday last came as a shock to the Hindi world. It is difficult to think of operating in the Hindi

This week is dedicated to Liberation: liberation of woman, liberation of the mind and liberation of the country. So many dates are commemorative. On Monday last we had

Mauritius prepares to celebrate the Maha Shivaratree with piety and fervour this week and pilgrims from all over the island will converge towards the sacred lake of Ganga

A few days back I attended a Vivah Sanskar – Hindu wedding – in Patna, Bihar. I was invited by the family of Mr Swayam Prakash, coordinating editor

Who of our generation does not remember Subhas Chandra Bose, the intrepid Netaji? In fact Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose’s imposing framed photo hangs proudly in the homes of

The National Geographic Magazine of December 2015 carries a very interesting cover story consecrated to Mary, the Virgin. She is hailed as the most powerful woman in the