Tag: Trinidad

The Amarjyoth Sabha of Cunupia, Trinidad kicked off its music class last Saturday with Rajan Seemungal as tutor. A graduate of the Bharatiya Vidya Sansthan, Rajan is no stranger to ...

An identifiable part of our population are those who have little to nothing of value to offer except their pride and arrogance. While others work diligently to increase their skills ...

Dear Editor, There has been ongoing back and forth exchanges among various commentators on renegotiation of the Exxon contract and references to the oil giant and politics. The oil contract ...

In the run up to this Friday’s budget, this writer conducted over the last several days a snap ‘survey’ on line (whats app, conversations) and directly in interviews with several ...

Foods of the indentured laborers (girmityas) were similar to the peasants of India. The indentureds came between 1838 and 1917. The food habits in India were transplanted in the new ...

Dear Editor, Guyana’s distinguished “Legal Brainbox” went to town on Guyana’s discoverer, “Mr. Conflict of Interest,” who determined that 33 is not the half of 65 and detected that, he ...

At Carter Center, Dr. Jerry Jailall held up sign “Guyana thanks President Carter for restoring democracy, ending PNC dictatorship” – Carter’s intervention saved Indo-Guyanese from PNC oppression People ask me ...

The sage Chilon of Sparta, who made it taboo to speak ill of the dead; but was contradicted by the Bible which says that the truth shall set you free. ...

Threats constitute an act of terrorism and war As President of the Committee to Preserve Guyana’s Sovereignty and District Leader of Richmond Hill and Ozone Park, designated “Little Guyana” on ...

Dear Editor, One Deodatt Singh (RS) ridiculed the findings of a survey conducted by Dr Vishnu Bisram that found political support for Messrs Azruddin Mohamed and Glenn Lall. Singh described ...