For the first time ever, I'm officially announcing the results of the most awaited ceremony in the house, the "Yashvinblogs Awards 2012". Without losing any second, let's discover the awards and the respective winners.
Yashvinblogs Awards 2012
Democracy, Law & Order : Recent happenings in Mauritius
I long wanted to write a new article but I could not think of anything interesting enough to pull people out of the festive mood. I kept on writing and later deleting the posts until I wrote this title.
And if you have to describe 2012 in 3 words?
Which 3 words or short phrase will you choose to describe 2012?
Share with us on this last post!
Your wishlist for 2013?
Ho Ho Ho! Merry Christmas everyone! Hope that Santa Claus was generous to you this year!
Have you already thought what are you planning to buy in 2013?
Found drunk, Jordan Jeremy Lenon Philippe kills police motor officer with his 4×4
On Sunday, the country woke up with a shocking news: A police motor officer of 30yrs lost his life when a 4x4 vehicle, driven by Jordan Jeremy Lenon Philippe hit him in the region of Flic En Flac.
[Insolite] Police motor officer, on his way back home.
Just like any of us, he is a human after all. But personally, I found this shot as truly "du-jamais-vu".
Man arrested for taking pictures of Labour Party activist! #Mauritius #Democracy #Abuse #Power #Politics
Today, the police arrested a man, Yogida Sawmynaden for having shot the picture of a woman, Nandanee Soornack, described as being very close to the Mauritian Labour Party. These two persons became famous overnight because of this incident on the Municipal Elections.
[Poll] How many trials before you got your driving permit?
Today, I'm trying to introduce a new series of posts, aiming at collecting opinions of people in the form of polls.
Let's go!
Insolite: When photographers take their job too seriously…
Friday, finally 🙂
This calls in for a slightly different post and coincidentally, there's one. My friend A.M was lucky yesterday to grab something interesting while walking in the capital.
Rs500 fine for a car light not in working conditions.
A few days ago, a Facebook friend was fined: one of his car rear bulbs was not working, more exactly, the one which lights up the car number plate.
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