Indian Arrival Day is similar to Pitri Paksh - an expression of thanks to our forebears for their strength, courage and determination to overcome the many challenges and obstacles in ...
The 60th anniversary of Guyana’s independence provides timely recognition of the enormous progress that Guyana has made since its independence towards improved quality of life, especially social, cultural, economic, education ...
Guyana’s Consulate General in New York, in collaboration with Guyana’s Permanent Mission to the United Nations, hosted a flag raising ceremony and reception in Queens in observance of Guyana’s 60th ...
Dear Editor, I write in response to the letter by Mr Hamilton Green titled "Forbes Burnham had the ability to identify individuals of competence and loyalty to serve the people ...
The Indian Diaspora Council International (IDC) joins with other organizations and institutions in commemorating Memorial Day 2026 in the United States of America. We express sincere gratitude to all who ...
Every year, Indian Arrival Day arrives wrapped in colour, tassa, traditional wear, nostalgia, and speeches. Communities across Trinidad and Tobago host cultural performances while social media fills with sepia-toned photographs ...
The Indian Diaspora Council International (IDC) joins with its global affiliates and membership in paying honored tribute and expressing its gratitude to those who made the first journeys as indentured ...
The Trump Administration, through the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Service, on Friday afternoon said anyone, with some exceptions, in the US and seeking (being sponsored for) a green card must ...
May 5 is now celebrated annually in Guyana as a national holiday, termed Arrival Day, to commemorate the arrival of various indentured immigrant groups in the country. Previously, this date ...
(Indian) Arrival Day in Guyana, celebrated annually on May 5, commemorates the first arrival (1838) of Indians to the South American British colony and those that came after and their ...
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