Tag: Indo-Caribbean community

Dear Editor, The saying, “Words are wind,” has its origin in R.R. Martin’s “A Song of Ice and Fire” and the subsequent adaptation, “Game of Thrones.” Writing came after speaking ...

Vivian Richards, former Antigua and West Indies cricket captain, pens: Wishes to India On success of Chandrayaan-3 By Sir Viv Richards (from Antigua & Barbuda) former captain of West Indies ...

A protest against the Opposition Leader of Guyana Mr Aubrey Norton was staged on Thursday afternoon August 24 on the opposite pavement of the entrance of the hall where he ...

Pandit Rishi Ram of Port Mourant presided over the nightly Ramayana discourse at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Thakoordeen of South Jamaica, Queens. The Thakoordeens are formerly of ...

Dear Editor, One giant leap for mankind resulted from one small step for a man as India took a walk on the moon. The “mentally lazy” coolies (referred to by ...

President Irfaan: Acknowledgement and apology for Slavery I welcome the progeny of John Gladstone for their apology. Acknowledgement and apology are the first steps in the process of reparative justice. ...

From MP Ravi Ratiram In times of economic uncertainty, it is imperative for the government to identify sectors that can provide a stable foundation for growth and recovery. As economists ...

Dear Editor, The whole world, including the Indian Caribbean diaspora, watched as India landed a spacecraft on the moon. There was so much pride among the Indo-Guyanese and Indian Caribbean ...

By Dr. Dilip Nath, New York Background Bangladesh, a parliamentary democracy, declared independence from Pakistan in 1971. Soon after gaining independence, the country included parliamentary democracy into its political framework. ...

The world watched on TV in awe as India made its presence on the moon with the soft landing of the Chandrayaan 3, joining an elite group. There were celebrations ...