Tag: indian culture

South Africa is gone. More than 300,000 homicides after the ANC took power in 1994 compared with the apartheid period where the number of murders was 30,000. It is becoming ...

The United National Congress stands on the precipice of yet another devastating electoral defeat, and the architect of this impending disaster is none other than Kamla Persad Bissessar herself. The ...

Dear Editor, Mr. Clement Rohee’s letter, a response to Dr Vishnu Bisram’s retort (March 25) on Rohee’s communist ideology, caught my attention. It is replete with inaccuracies, self-opinions, contradictions, irrelevancies, ...

The traditions associated with Phagwah celebrations in Guyana and other parts of the Caribbean are being kept alive in New York by the early Guyanese migrants of the 1960s and ...

Prahalad was only ten years old when he stood up against the might of his father, the tyrannical king , Hirankashipu. Had Prahalad lost his innocence he might have sided ...

An ongoing survey being conducted by this writer for NACTA finds mixed feelings on the selection (or planned pick) of most incumbents seeking re-election from both the ruling PNM and ...

The current spate of arrests of immigrant student activists in New York brings back memories of similar protests of Guyanese students in earlier periods. American campuses from 1960s, Columbia Univ ...

In encounters and engagements with Trinibagonians in the course of polling, it is found that the population’s view is PM Dr Keith Rowley is leaving office at the right time ...

Guyana government has hired a lobbying firm owned by a lobbyist connected to President Trump. Although the purpose of lobbying Washington is not clear, government is commended. It is among ...

“Phagwa is much more than gulal and abeer; it is building family love and strong communities.” Those are the words of Alderman Gowtam Maharaj, Chairman of the Penal/Debe Regional Corporation ...