Tag: Indian Immigrants

Mauritius Times – 60 Years

Opinion

Mauritius Times – 60 Years

We are being misguided by a lowly, free for all kind of politics which focuses on matters of personal behaviours and sordid details whereas we ought to be

Two centuries of Indenture

Mauritius Times – 60 Years Ago

Mauritius Times – 60 Years Ago

Interview: Vijaya Teelock, Associate Professor – UOM

One can still speak of Indian food of the Indian immigrants as a tangible and an intangible heritage despite various admixtures and borrowings, for it is these borrowings

Kris Manjapra’s new perspective will throw fresh light on our history as we follow the movement of capital from compensation money through the plantation complex, financial institutions and

The capitalists know that the danger is not communism but that the workers will soon claim their legitimate rights

By D. Napal, BA (Hons) — MT 60 Years Ago 3rd Year No 76 – Friday 20th January 1956 Is it an irony of fate or is it

Mauritius Times  60 Years Ago

The decision to acquire a plot of land is perhaps the most influential event in the life of the Indian immigrants as well as in the history of

A Prelude to the Royal Commission of 1872