What Mauritius Needs

Returning home from tuition. Just that this time it's a different feeling. Exams are in full swing and I'm not feeling any rush to get back home. Just very tired. Half of the papers have concluded today. 9 more to go . Two subjects have already ended and there's the third one ending this Friday. I'm seriously willing time to pass quickly. I want the holidays to be here as soon as possible. I just hope not to be disappointed because I'm looking forward to a fun-loaded holidays; yes you got it right: some visits to the museums are included as well! :P  I just want to work so really hard right now for me to allow myself to have fun three weeks from now. I'm the hardest when it comes to deserving a break. I honestly would feel guilty to dance or hang out with the girls if I feel I didn't give my best. So the formula to be guilt-free is to really rock the papers.  I'm a very studious person by nature but that doesn't mean I do not have m...

- I had hereby like to enlighten people openly claiming star institutions as being ''Very Good''. Going to RCC or QEC does not make students geniuses! Students make the institution prestigious and not the other way round. They are the ones who work so hard! They are the ones who need to bear the pressure of being up to the mark for a stupid society that thinks it's very easy to be a student! S tar Colleges are not laureates making factories, but an amazing stage where common minds, intellects, personalities interact and grow together. Surely the institution provides a conducive atmosphere to do so and gives you that social standing in front if others- but more importantly the schools, through their cultures, give you those exquisite tools to mould exceptional personalities people envy! I remember once a teacher telling me- ''It's not the school that makes a student, but a student that makes a school.'' —  feeling annoyed with  Shawna Bunware...

Loneliness has become the most common element of the common world. Not only because of the growing individualistic mode of life but perhaps because of the invention of the social networks! In a world where time is money, we demand more from our social life! Work, School, Homework, Tuition- all of these tamper down the quality time we expect to have as spare to spend with our favourite people! In such a suffocating stride of daily routine- Social networking platforms came as fat drops of rain in a desert! Homo sapiens are social animals- we cannot stay alone. But in an endeavour to getting rid of this loneliness by putting ourselves in a place where Interactions are promised- we might perhaps be lapsing back into loneliness- if not, in an even deeper pit of loneliness! :( We are today addicted to virtual romance! We are collecting friends like stamps. Not distinguishing quantity from quality and restricting friendship to sharing photos and chat conversations! By doing so we a...