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The history of Indians in Mauritius is closely tied to that of their motherland

Mauritian motorists have been complaining since long about petrol stations not supplying the amount of petrol billed

Draupadi Amen Temple at Saint Antoine near Goodlands is reputed for the grace showered on devotees whose wishes are fulfilled by praying there

To say that Metro Express is the costliest project ever is not convincing; just think of the railway grid that covered Mauritius between 1864 and 1964

Breaches of discipline galore prevail in schools and wherever students are present. They look greater than life size when the media broadcasts them far and wide.

The United Kingdom adopted the referendum as a political tool to assess the wish of its citizens as to its membership in the European Union on 24 June

The French were the first to settle in Mauritius permanently. Indians were expected to be birds of passage.

The news came as a boon. The tallest and most impressive Hindu temple, Maheshwarnath, of Triolet has been brought under the aegis of the National Heritage Trust Fund

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By Nivriti Sewtohul

By Nivriti Sewtohul Born Ratilall Manishankar Naker on 8 June 1929, later named Swami Purnanand by Swami Satyamitra in India, he was on his way to Mombassa in

By Nivriti Sewtohul

By Nivriti Sewtohul

By Nivriti Sewtohul