Tag: Dool Hanomansingh

Former councillor, Paras Ramoutar, has urged the Indian diaspora to set new paradigms as the community advances to the 200th anniversary.Ramoutar underlined this point in a message marking the 177th ...

Indian Arrival Day, May 30, was the brainchild of Ramdath Jagessar, a journalist. Haripersad Harikissoon, an executive member of the Maha Sabha knew Jagessar when they were undergrads at the ...

Half-truths, lies and inuendoes have become fashionable in the Hindu community. History must be presented with facts but in some quarters, opinions are paraded as history. It is unfortunate that ...

Unemployment is high in this country and increasing rapidly. The demise of the oil industry and the general shift to renewable energy have placed T&T at a near-permanent disadvantage. Equally ...

If Winfred James wants something of significance to do, he should focus his mind on resuscitating Tobago, which is literally in life-support. The allocation of 4.03% of the annual national ...

Equality is the biggest set back to growth and development. During slavery every slave was provided with similar housing and equal allotment of clothing and ration for the week. No ...

A good doctor listens to the complaints of his patient and then offers a prognosis. A social activist, on the other hand, doesn’t listen to the people but assumes that ...

A culture of recidivism is a drag on all societies, communities and families. Even in the classroom, there is recidivism. If these repeat offenders are removed from the environment there ...

Kite flying is integral to Easter and on Easter Sunday the St Joseph Coordinating Committee of the UNC hosted a Family Day with kite flying, a bouncy castle, musical chairs ...

The devotees of the Vishnu Mandir at Orange Valley, located at a fishing port on west coast of Central Trinidad, came together last Saturday to join in the celebration of ...