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In India, the Brahmin class/caste is considered “high-class” Hindus — the priests and scholars. Together with the Kshatriyas, the warrior class, they were historically the rulers, holding spiritual power and...
Read moreI traveled the world, visited close to a hundred countries, some multiple times, comparing and contrasting (Indian) Guyanese and Trinidadian culture (including food) with theirs (others). Our food is the...
Read moreFreedom of the press is very important for transparent, accountable governance in any country. Fair, balanced news coverage and editorials as well as allowing a variety of views are also...
Read moreMuch has been penned on government lobbying of Washington through a paid lobbyist of over US$65K monthly. I cannot comment on whether it is value for money as I have...
Read moreJudges in Guyana were involved in poor decisions that were overturned. And recently, there were some unenlightened rulings on rights and candidacy; courts in the Caribbean would have ruled differently....
Read moreMuch has been penned on government lobbying of Washington through a paid lobbyist of over US$65K monthly. I cannot comment on whether it is value for money as I have...
Read moreInternationally known visiting Guyanese scholar Dr Vishnu Bisram delivered an impressive keynote address at a symposium at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) on Tuesday December 2 on the African and Caribbean...
Read moreI write to extol the management of Exxon Mobil Guyana for holding public forums in the diaspora on the energy giant operations in Guyana – no holds barred discussions on...
Read moreAs part of its outreach engagement with Guyanese in the diaspora, Exxon-Mobil collaborated with ACE Consulting, a Guyanese company, engaged potential Guyanese investors at a public forum at Florida International...
Read moreConsular services have been playing a major role of governments in response to the effects of migration and the resulting establishment of diasporas worldwide. Consulates no longer restrict their role...
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