Tag: Shri Narendra Modi

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

We are taking the liberty of writing this open letter to you although we are acutely aware that you must be extremely busy and preoccupied with the immensity

A few weeks ago, during the JNU anti-India street demonstrations, prominent BJP member Prakash Javadekar, Union Minister of State for the Environment, Forests and Climate Change in the

To Gilbert Ahnee

The United Nations has devised a way for the peoples of the world to make observances about certain pertinent issues on particular days of the year. Thus, we

The shrill call came straight from New York. The depression of the previous weeks, arising from the arrogant talk of a return to 1982 with a 60-0 victory

Feeling a bit achy all over the body (to paraphrase a French writer – le corps a ses raisons que la raison ne connaît pas) on Wednesday morning

Naming a local private radio programme ‘Le Grand Journal’, a blatant imitation of the French private TV channel Canal Plus, shows the extent of French influence which seriously

How are Mauritians going to call the new Indian Prime Minister? One does not have to go to grafilarmoni to know the answer. We all know how Lundi,

The station’s flagship programme “The Buck Stops Here” chaired by star anchor Barkha Dutt last week featured a discussion purporting to highlight the double standards of the BJP.

Last Friday India announced its first prime ministerial candidate, Shri Narendra Modi, for the upcoming general elections due to be held in about 7-8 months. This was done