Tag: Trinidad

The Express Newspapers shamelessly continues their biased reporting to promote Keith Rowley and to try to attack anyone opposed to him. This has been the norm almost every Sunday, and ...

While monsters abound as in the expression a dime a dozen and as of fruits beginning to rot and are being given away, finding a Brutus is as near impossible ...

A culture of recidivism is a drag on all societies, communities and families. Even in the classroom, there is recidivism. If these repeat offenders are removed from the environment there ...

Kite flying is integral to Easter and on Easter Sunday the St Joseph Coordinating Committee of the UNC hosted a Family Day with kite flying, a bouncy castle, musical chairs ...

The devotees of the Vishnu Mandir at Orange Valley, located at a fishing port on west coast of Central Trinidad, came together last Saturday to join in the celebration of ...

If someone was a career student, we would definitely be going to make fun of him. However, if someone says “I am a student of the Ramayana or Bhagavad Gita,” ...

Dear Editor, While waiting at an airport lounge, I had a conversation with a seventy-five-year-old woman of East Indian descent. She was articulate and pleasant. She was on her way ...

The latest opinion poll from the North American Caribbean Teachers Association (NACTA) shows growing popularity for President Irfaan Ali’s administration (government) and himself. But respondents are concerned about inflation. Minister ...

Tamsa aarti was observed in Azamgarh, a Girmit District from where thousands of indentured laborers were recruited to go the Caribbean, Fiji, elsewhere on work on plantations. Azamgarh is in ...

Yesterday I had a unique experience celebrating Ram Nawmi. It was not held at midday but during the hours of 6-9 p.m. at the Orange Valley Mandir, Couva. When I ...