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The Mauritian Electorate's Ignorance

What saddens me about this Mauritian Political arena is that it in no way resembles a political arena- perhaps the fault lies in me, perhaps it’s that I got all the concept of politics wrong. But then, trying to stand straight all over again, I tried to grasp the real meaning of politics through some intense reading. And I must say I have come to one conclusion, Politics In Mauritius is about people, not ideas. Ask any Mauritian if they understand the concept of socialism, of liberalism, of conservationalists…LOL.. It would not ring a bell. Ask about the what X's political dynasty did for them, and they speak like a waterfall. Who’s interested in the manifesto? And even if we were, everything sensical and note-worthy news go drowning into the ocean of dirty, and useless not so political news- but rather political gossips and happenings. I am not here to discuss events, I’m here to discuss ideas. But apparently the rest of the homo sapiens of this island are not ve

Electoral Thoughts

I can't understand one thing. And it has been bothering me since I was 9. Why can't civil servants publicly talk about/ or I guess 'declare' their 'political allegiance'? Top of Form To that question, a friend enlightened me: Actually, it is because they are under the authority of the government, so they don't have the right to provoke anything that could cause turmoil. If anyone of them has a problem they need to adhere to the Trade Union. But you don't have the right to make a public intervention on the radio or scandalize governmental actions or participate in political instances that go against the government. Moreover, a civil servant has to be neutral as they may work in the electoral bureau on the elections day- as they do the counting and all. Hence, they have no right to show their political affiliation with any party.       And to that I replied: You said that the civil servants ought to be objective in their approach

India

A visit to India forms a part of everybody’s travel bucket list. For the least I know, if you have no wish to visit this vast stretch of spiritual land charged with a fuming history and blast of cultures, then you most probably have never heard of India. For the one who hears about this land, wants to at least have a glimpse of it. So much that even the westerners were drawned to it- but perhaps for a different reason- that of making Bharat theirs..the diamonds, the spices, the gold, the rule..the innocence of the Hind's people. India is like this dream destination to me. It's something that grips our entire family together. Hhmmpp I have been reading tonnes of travel guides to India and been through several Travel Blogpost on the country- I was a bit  disappointed  by the content given that I come from Mauritius and we literally have a lifestyle which is an extension of that of Indians. Basically all I could find on some sites were: -The usual notice

I don't like my friends

Once, on Yahoo Answers, a girl posted:   I don't like my friends! They are so serious and moody all the time and whenever they are upset about something they take it out on me . I can't take it anymore . They take even the slightest of comments seriously . Like for example, I called my really skinny friend fat for fun but she got mad for three days! The other one told me something really stupid about something and when I laughed she got mad . I really can't take their mood swings anymore ! I mean I'm a girl of their age too! and I'm a naturally happy and jolly person and they dampen my spirits. I mean they can be really nice to but they are too moody . Am I a bad person?For hating them sometimes ? What do I do? To that I have the following to say: It's time to take some fresh air!.. You are not wrong for hating them at times, not at all! Neither does it make you a bad person! (Nothing is intrinsically right or wron

Crush Problems

What does it mean if my crush doesn't chat me first on facebook?  Me and my crush talk in person on a daily basis. Him being my classmate and all. Some of my classmates were saying that he and I have a different kind of closeness and some even said that my crush said that he likes me. What I worry about is, he likes and comments (Yeah I know, I stalk but I can't help it) other girls' pictures and posts and not even one of mine. It makes me wonder, is it a sign that he doesn't like me back? I tried chatting him first on facebook one time, he was fast to reply so I'd consider that our conversation went well but after that, he just...doesn't chat me at all. I'd be grateful if someone would answer my question. Thanks for reading this. Best Answer Asker's Choice Soul Bringer  answered  4 months ago Edit 1) Ego Game 2) Not trying to seem clingy or desperate 3) Wants to know if you like him enough to start the Conver

Online Friendships (adaptation from the net!)

Why Online Friendships Are the  New Norm? Chances are you have an internet BFF—and guess what? You're not alone.. We are blessed to live in a world where we can connect with literally anyone. We can connect at any time, at any place, with anybody and with any mode. This is extraordinary, especially because people value connections. We do better when we feel like we're part of a whole; we have a need to be around like-minded people who will support us and be with us. As part of our social nature, we want to be with others. "Being online actually gives you the chance to make a friendship happen faster than it would in real life because you have constant access to each other," explains 16-year-old high school junior Justina.   Sometimes, a friend can be VERY hard to find. It can be hard to find people with the same devotion to  Sharukh Khan  as you or people who aren't afraid to fangirl about Narendra Modi or Katy Perry in the same sentence. This