When we think of delving into a bit of philosophy, we are like...where to begin? There is a lot of philosophy out there, and some of it look really hard to dig into (Consider Hegel!).

News on Sunday had the privilege of meeting Mr. Rishad Burokur in his house at Rose-Hill. As soon as we stepped in, we were greeted with an atmosphere somewhat between a cross of a regal English elegance and the warmth of an Egyptian setting.

In the hustle and bustle of our everyday lives, we often seek refuge in our hobbies and interests in hopes of maintaining balance and finding purpose. Gardening has long been a favourite leisure activity for many, allowing us to reconnect with nature and providing a countless sense of peace and harmony with the world.

Jasmine Toulouse is gearing up for greatness. With the name of a beautiful white flower, she captivates audiences with the beautifully layered and incredibly rich sounds she creates.

Being young and full of life she puts herself at the service of others. This is what Megha Venketasamy does. Secretary of WIP (Women in Politics) and Treasurer of the NGO ‘Fam Exampler’, Megha dedicates much time to less fortunate women and children through her voluntarism.

Her husband recently acceded to the post of President of the Republic. Always by his side and supporting him through 39 years of their marriage and in his long political career, Mrs Aneetha Purryag feels proud and honoured over her husband’s appointment. This week News on Sunday presents an exclusive interview of our country’s First Lady.

Talking to the marathoner, we see the passion for sport eking out of every body movement he makes. The thought and talk of running get him in that happy zone.

‘Historically science remains a male-dominated field,’ she says. For Dr Jayantee Naugah, fellow of the Society of Biology, UK, “science is about making sense of the world we live in by engaging in scientific enquiry, observing, carrying out investigations, analysing data, drawing inferences and making conclusions.

David Jay started spinning as a teenager. Over the course of time, he refined his skills and style and has become the ultimate party-starter.

It’s been over forty-five years that she has been dedicating herself to the cause of women. Mrs Kokila Devi Deepchand is the founder of several organisations such as the Mauritius Alliance of Women and the Anti-Violence Support.

We hear that guys usually watch Meteo bulletins especially because of the lady presenters. How many loyally answered present to appointments with their TV sets back in the days for a particular Miss Stephanie?

We have been lulled by her voice since our childhood. She is the first female voice of the Mauritian radio. Marguerite Labat, affectionately called ‘Mimi’ by her Mauritian fans, blew her 100th candle on Sunday 22 July.  With sixty-five years of service, Mimi’s path is forever inspiring. She is the nicest voice that the Mauritian radio has known.