Tag: Dool Hanomansingh

In 1950 60% of the Hindu population in Trinidad and Tobago were illiterate, that is, cannot read or write in English. The Christian denominational schools targeted them for conversion to ...

How can social groups move away from petty gossips to bigger narratives? I think that that is a big challenge that needs addressing. Are there small talks leading to conflicts ...

Is the diaspora paying attention to education as it should? I would love to think so, but I am yet to see or read about their outstanding achievements. Education is ...

I was happy to learn that a Hindu organization in Dallas has engaged 2000 kids in the chanting of the Bhagavad Gita to celebrate the birth anniversary of Sri Krishna. ...

The following is an address delivered by Dool Hanomansingh, author of Hariji & Hindu Revivalism in Trinidad and Tobago (1972-2015) at a Satsangh sponsored by Friends of Hariji to mark ...

Krishna is currently mentally disturbed thanks to his brother who sold the story that when the PETROTRIN refinery was in operation Krishna was consulted to trouble shoot whenever the plant ...

If I an Attorney General, I would distribute briefs from the state so that numerous people can benefit and not a few. Unfortunately, too many of our lawyers felt deprived ...

I had the pleasure of meeting Nowrang Persaud when I visited Guyana a few years ago with Kumar Mahabir. He was introduced to us by Swami Aksharnanda at SVN College ...

The ability to innovate and adapt to the changing environment is going to determine the future of the Hindu community in the diaspora. While many boast that innovation and adaptation ...

Now that so many countries are in economic ruins it would be nice for Hindus to refer to their scriptures for guidance. Hindu scriptures do not teach only about atman ...