Tag: Dr. Vishnu Bisram

Guyana’s Human Capital Paradox: Investing More, Returning Less(forthcoming), by economist Ramesh Gampat and graduate researcher Minakshi Mahabir, is a serious, data-rich, and urgently relevant contribution to the national conversation about ...

Max Frankel was an editor of the New York Times. Ten years old, Frankel arrived in New York in 1940 with his mother, fleeing Hitler’s gas chambers. In his autobiography, ...

Ganesh Utsav is more than a festival, it is a spiritual journey and a reminder of the values that should guide us in our homes, our communities and our nation. ...

President Irfaan Ali paid a three-day State Visit to the kingdom of Qatar from September 6 to 7. He was accompanied by First Lady Arya and Ministers Hugh Todd and ...

India marks its 79th anniversary a week ago since independence. Among its major technological advancements since independence are its space and defense industries which got started only over the last ...

Indian Guyanese like myself, like Indians in Trinidad and Suriname and from other countries, have largely maintained cultural and religious heritage in Guyana (and places where they migrated from India ...

By Hon. Albert Baldeo, Community Leader & Judicial Delegate, NY, USA Guyana has reached a defining moment. ExxonMobil has confirmed that its Stabroek Block consortium has fully recovered approximately US$55 ...

India celebrates its 79th anniversary since it gained independence on August 15, 1947. At independence, the country had been scarred by religious partition which caused displacement of millions, deaths of ...

Trinidadian born DEO GOSINE, residing in New York and Trinidad, was honored by the Indian Consulate in New York during the annual observance of India independence on August 15, 2026. ...

By Deochand Ramjit Singh The visit of United States Deputy Secretary of State, Christopher Landau to Trinidad and Tobago on August 9th-10th marks another significant development in what is becoming ...