She is a passionate of her profession and her objective is to empower vulnerable children through art. Angélique de la Hogue, mother of two, is a specialised educator. Co-founder of TIPA (Terrain for Interactive Pedagogy through Arts), Angélique actually works as Program Manager at the NGO. For the zealous lady, contributing to the betterment of her country is essential. Angélique de la Hogue talks to News on Sunday.

If we so happen to accidently come across the programming language of PCs, we literally get headaches at the sight of those indecipherable characters. But here is a guy who makes code language sound completely effortless, cool even.

Given her penchant for innovation, it is no surprise that this lady garners admiration for her work. She keeps her audience on its toes by infusing pieces with exciting innovations ranging from Bollywood to Bharat Natyam.

Her pathway is that of a frail girl who transformed into a strong fighter in every sense of the way. Sensible and shy by nature, Ranini Cundasawmy did not let her weaknesses take precedence over her life. After her college studies, Ranini started practising kick-boxing for a year.

Working with passion and love for children is what she does best. Mother of two adorable girls, Natacha Khoodaruth is a complete woman both in her career and her family life.

Niteen is a guy who dons many hats with ease. Teaching, presenting, acting, musician and ex-president of the MFC (Mauritian Friends Circle-an association regrouping Mauritians studying in Pune), he multitasks and walks hand in hand with the times. Most of you will probably remember him as the presenter of “Taal Sur VedGaan”, the Marathi Song Competition. In this interview with News on Sunday, he shares how he lived the experience.

She was born and raised in London but her heart is that of a pure Mauritian. Nandini Daby, a mother of two, is a lawyer by profession. After working for the British Government as Executive, Nandini embarked two years ago on a career in Global Banking. However the Londoner aspires to fight for a cause which is dear to her: the international human rights for children.  Her ambition is to have all children of the world enjoy basic human standards of food, shelter and education. Nandini Daby talks to News on Sunday.

“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.

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.

From an early age, Anu felt a force like gravity pulling her towards the realm of fashion and she eventually made a career out of it. Her designs are a reflection of her passion for fashion which she combines with minimalism, precise interesting tailoring and impeccable finishing to clothing.

“If you work just for money, you’ll never make it but if you love what you are doing and always put the customer first, success will be yours,” Ray Krock said.  In today’s world, it is difficult to find such people who put quality and customers at the frontline.