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A call for peace amid turmoil

May 21, 2025

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"THERE'S more to Kashmir - like shikaras, saffron, skiing and snow," by Yogin Devan, the POST, May 14-18, refers.

I, like thousands of others, am an avid reader of my Yogin Bhaiya’s enthralling columns, which are informative, formative, reformative and patently progressive.

Furthermore, the insightful and inspirational column, “Why the colonial powers fear new India in 2025”, by Pradeep Ramlall, and the positive letters by the Cape Town Ulama Board and Saber Ahmed Jazbhay, as well as the presumptuous and poisonous letter by Zaynab Naushad Khan, also bear reference.

The South African Hindu Dharma Sabha notes with gratitude the POST’s pivotal publication of the profound addresses by India’s Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji.

We appeal to all entities concerned to desist from willy-nilly importing foreign tensions to fan the flames of religious discord in troubled South Africa.

Pakistan has admitted to providing a safe haven for terrorists.

After all, despite denials, Osama bin Laden was found in Pakistan.

The barbaric massacre of 26 innocent Hindu tourists in Pahalgam on April 22, was perpetrated by Pakistan-sponsored terrorists.

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The journey of the first indentured ship, the Truro

THIS Sunday, October 12, marks the 165th anniversary of the SS Truro's departure from the port city of Madras (now Chennai) in India, carrying 342 indentured workers on board the first ship that arrived in South Africa on November 16, 1860.

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DIVINE TIMING How a sinus infection led to life-saving cancer diagnosis

WHAT began as a stubborn sinus infection turned into a life-changing diagnosis for 65-year-old Shirley Reddy of Hillary.

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Five times South Africans lit up Pakistan

SOUTH Africa does not have the best of records in Pakistan since their first Test tour almost three decades ago.

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October 08, 2025

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Visual echoes from 165 years

FINE ARTISTS OF INDIAN ANCESTRY

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'Not in vain' is not enough: honouring Babita Deokaran with more than justice

IT IS TOO easy - too convenient - to say that Babita Deokaran's death was \"not in vain\".

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October 08, 2025

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FOCUS ON POSITIVES ‘You can beat cancer’: mom shares her journey of strength and survival

FOR Anjuna Krishuncoomar, a 52-year-old widow and mother of two, life changed forever after a routine mammogram in July 2024 led to a diagnosis she never expected: stage 1 breast cancer.

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October 08, 2025

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Husband convicted of brutal screwdriver murder

Wife's family call for maximum sentence for years of abuse she suffered

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October 08, 2025

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Manesh Maharaj: preserving the legacy of Kathak in SA

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October 08, 2025

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Mudray leads SA juniors to top-five finish

TEENAGE angler Jeariya Mudray, from the Bluff, helped lead the Proteas Surf Casting Junior Team to an impressive fifth-place finish at the recent World Shore Angling Championship for Youth (U-16) in Peniscola, Spain, against 40 top young anglers from Spain, France, Portugal, Italy, Croatia, the Netherlands, Ireland and England.

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October 08, 2025

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Shika Budhoo's 'Roti Queen' shines a light on the experiences of SA Indian women

AT THE vibrant crossroads of theatre, literature and education stands Shika Budhoo, a 41-year-old multidisciplinary creative artist whose work reflects the rich tapestry of South African culture.

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October 08, 2025

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