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One of my students recently brought me a coin from Mauritius that has an image of Seewoosagur Ramgoolam on it. He is listed in the inscription as "Doctor The Right Honourable Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam KT". Does this mean that Seewoosagur Ramgoolam was a Knight of the Order of the Thistle, or is it meant to be Kt.?-- Evadb 12:54, 23 April 2006 (UTC)
This needs to be redone in the manner of other articles on politicians. This article is not appropriate, updated nor enough to describe Sir Ramgoolam as he is the father of the nation of Mauritius. I am going to take care of it but it shall take few days and weeks to update properly. Can anyone help to find sources for this article? Pritish.Seeboo ( talk · contribs)
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Varoon2542, your edit summary and ground, on which you are reverting things are not appropriate. You are not providing reliable source to back what you are writing there. The two sources other than Indian express, which you put there are not saying anything clearly and I guess are not reliable. The Indian express source says something and as per WP: STICKTOSOURCE, you need to follow it. The ground that Indian constitutional provision are not applicable in Mauritius is not appropriate for removal of sourced content.- Admantine123 ( talk) 10:40, 17 July 2023 (UTC)
21The permanent confusion between varna and jati blurs the classification. Thus the majority of Hindu Mauritians call themselves Vaish, rather than Koiri or Kurmi, more precise but less known levels of identification (especially among non-Hindus). In doing so, Mauritian usage differs from Indian usage, where the jati remains more relevant on a daily basis, and where the “Vaishya” never form a majority. In addition, the subdivisions into surnames and lineages (gotra)14 complicate identification. The Gwalbansh lineage of the jati Ahir, for example, is claimed and perceived as a caste. General discourses also confuse caste with geographical origin (the “Bengali caste”), community origin (the “Marathi caste”) and even ethnic origin (the “Hindu caste”, even the “Chinese caste”)15. Finally, the Brahmin category is reserved in Mauritius for those acting as priests.
Haoreima, can you help in properly citing the source no.3, which is a journal.- Admantine123 ( talk) 06:56, 31 August 2023 (UTC)
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One of my students recently brought me a coin from Mauritius that has an image of Seewoosagur Ramgoolam on it. He is listed in the inscription as "Doctor The Right Honourable Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam KT". Does this mean that Seewoosagur Ramgoolam was a Knight of the Order of the Thistle, or is it meant to be Kt.?-- Evadb 12:54, 23 April 2006 (UTC)
This needs to be redone in the manner of other articles on politicians. This article is not appropriate, updated nor enough to describe Sir Ramgoolam as he is the father of the nation of Mauritius. I am going to take care of it but it shall take few days and weeks to update properly. Can anyone help to find sources for this article? Pritish.Seeboo ( talk · contribs)
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Varoon2542, your edit summary and ground, on which you are reverting things are not appropriate. You are not providing reliable source to back what you are writing there. The two sources other than Indian express, which you put there are not saying anything clearly and I guess are not reliable. The Indian express source says something and as per WP: STICKTOSOURCE, you need to follow it. The ground that Indian constitutional provision are not applicable in Mauritius is not appropriate for removal of sourced content.- Admantine123 ( talk) 10:40, 17 July 2023 (UTC)
21The permanent confusion between varna and jati blurs the classification. Thus the majority of Hindu Mauritians call themselves Vaish, rather than Koiri or Kurmi, more precise but less known levels of identification (especially among non-Hindus). In doing so, Mauritian usage differs from Indian usage, where the jati remains more relevant on a daily basis, and where the “Vaishya” never form a majority. In addition, the subdivisions into surnames and lineages (gotra)14 complicate identification. The Gwalbansh lineage of the jati Ahir, for example, is claimed and perceived as a caste. General discourses also confuse caste with geographical origin (the “Bengali caste”), community origin (the “Marathi caste”) and even ethnic origin (the “Hindu caste”, even the “Chinese caste”)15. Finally, the Brahmin category is reserved in Mauritius for those acting as priests.
Haoreima, can you help in properly citing the source no.3, which is a journal.- Admantine123 ( talk) 06:56, 31 August 2023 (UTC)