Tag: Guyana

The Indian Trinidadian radio broadcasting landscape mourns the passing of an icon in Sadro Mohammed. I pay tribute to this outstanding radio deejay broadcaster. Sadro ji was more than just ...

Modern education makes the educated aloof and drives them away from the community. This is best captured in this story told by Kenneth Parmasad in his book Salt and Roti. ...

Dear Editor, On April 30th, 1989, in the midst of rain and difficult conditions, a group of determined citizens gathered in Aranguez to support the formation of a new political ...

Dear family, friends, and colleagues of Sadro Mohammed, It is with a heavy heart that I learned of the passing of Sadro Mohammed. A truly remarkable voice in Trinidad and ...

Dear Editor, As the nation comes to grips with the reality of what happens to our dead when there are no family members willing to memorialize them, honestly, I wouldn't ...

Hindus must speak with a single voice if the Hindu community has to take its rightful place in the Caribbean. So long as Hindus work separately, the fullest potential of ...

The highly regarded academic Prof Baytoram Ramharack has penned an authoritative book on the Wismar Massacre that took place in 1964 (‘63). It is a very sharp, detailed in-depth study ...

by Samaroo Avatar In the landscape of world spirituality, philosophical literature, and comparative metaphysics, certain works emerge not merely as books, but as events in intellectual history. The publication of ...

The Indian singer Asha Bhosle has been revered among Indian Caribbean people. She has been considered as a legend among Indo-Caribbeans (in the Caribbean and in the diaspora) who have ...

Dear Editor I write in response to the letter by Mr. Hamilton Green titled “Some leadership will stop at nothing in their quest to control capitals and major towns” in ...