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Friday, 19 April 2013 15:21

The smile that scandalises

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DR JACK KEEL: Minister Mireille Martin is beautiful when she smiles.
MR HIDING: She’s beautiful even when she doesn’t.
The Preliminary Report on Media Law and Ethics was presented to the media last Saturday by Geoffrey Robertson, QC, at Treasury Building in Port Louis.
“Every tooth in a man’s head is more valuable than a diamond,” said Miguel de Cervantes. Our young practising dentist, Dr Jinesha Ranee Kallee knows much about the importance of teeth. Persevering through the years, Dr Jinesha Kallee has been doing her ‘dream job’ at a private practice at Fond du Sac since September 2012.
Friday, 19 April 2013 15:10

Art for art sake

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For Hussein, an artist is someone who serves humanity, who uses his talent for a good cause. He says artists must seek to change the world around them through their art, focusing on intervening in the established art world, the art historical canon, as well as everyday social interactions.
PTC Education Consultants are the oldest private recruitment and training agency in existence, having been in operation since 1988 and consist of 3 main departments: Overseas Study, Distance Learning & Professional Courses.
Friday, 19 April 2013 15:05

Studying law at London South Bank University

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There has never been a better time to study law at London South Bank University. For over 30 years LSBU has been providing excellent and innovative law courses. There exist several reasons for you to choose LSBU for your law studies.
Friday, 19 April 2013 15:01

History – Indian Diplomacy

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Diplomacy inclines to some extent towards hypocrisy, a device used to hide one’s real feelings. Glib language, extreme politeness, a perpetual smile and other such means are used to seduce and convince adversaries and even friends.
Friday, 19 April 2013 14:57

Pointe aux Piments – Calm and isolated

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Mauritius is a lucky place situated far from the hue and cry disturbing and disrupting life as in USA and Europe and elsewhere. Its coast though rugged, rocky and indented at places offers safe havens for a dreamy and soothing existence. As a family destination it is hard to think of anywhere more peaceful.
Friday, 19 April 2013 14:53

My Indian Diary

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after getting hundreds of compliments with our sari at the Indian wedding we attended, my friend Varsha and I thought of looking for another occasion to wear a sari but this time we tried to upgrade our sari from INR 125 to INR 175 and luckily at the end of the day I did not look like a rice bag despite roaming around Hyderabad, going to the temple, then Hussein Sagar (famous lake in Hyderabad) & finally ending up having dinner at a friend’s who used to cook varieties of Indian Curry.
The Aquarium is situated at the end of the coastal road from Trou aux Biches going towards the village of Pointe aux Piments and on to Balaclava. It is a haven of peace and tranquillity (except when the school children are visiting) where one can spend a pleasurable time admiring the work of nature in its myriad facets on the glorious colourings of the fish of our lagoon.
Oumar Mohammad Kandeerally has been successful in his claim for damages from his former girlfriend, Rhumesia Beebeejaun, before the Intermediate Court.
Friday, 19 April 2013 14:38

Mauritian cuisine

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Mauritians take their food very seriously. Cooking is considered an art. Meal times are important occasions for the family to get together. Diversity is the keyword in the Mauritian cuisine, which consists of a mixture of Indian, European, Chinese, and African cuisine, making teeming with history and knowledge: Creole rougailles, Indian curries, Muslim briyanis, Chinese sweet-and-sour delicacies, French exquisite dishes and English bacon and eggs amongst a great many of others.

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