Tag: Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam

‘Language and culture go hand in hand. If language is lost, culture is lost’

In the context of the 11th World Hindi Conference

‘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

Xi Jinping’s Official Visit

Abhimanyu gave pride to Girmitiya literature, as the major part of his writings reflect this underlying current of redressing of social, political and economic domination Mauritius Times paid

Multiculturalism has always been the approach of the masses and elite policies have had to follow the wishes of the people. There is no place for dogmas

Interview: Manou Bheenick

50th Anniversary of the Nation

Interview: Sada Reddi, Historian 

Whatever happened to the Report from the EU consulting team? Are we to deduce that vested interests may have had a say in its discrete burial? — By S.

Mauritius is simultaneously weak because of its size and strong because of its proven ability to adapt and survive in the face of challenges — By Rajiv Servansingh

Interview – Jack Bizlall, Candidat à l’élection partielle au No. 18

Interview : Sydney Selvon, Journaliste & Historien

The Council on Foreign Relations-Mauritius

Touching Bhojpuri Channel which is an icon for the Bhojpuri Language and Bhojpuri phones indeed is like playing with gunpowder. These are very sensitive issues