– Our East Indian women abandon their plantation traditions One major consequence of British colonization and imperial oppression of Indians in the Caribbean is the deprivation and erosion of their ..
By: Radhay P. Misra, IAC Executive Member On 13th March 1913, a little over one hundred and two years ago, colonial police under the command of George Castriot De Rinzy (1865-1913), the Inspector General ..
Example of the Allocation of Indian Immigrants from one ship to the Plantations in Essequibo, Demerara and Berbice. Name of Ship: Jason Tonnage: 1020 Sailing Season: 1867-1868 Date of Arrival: 14th January, ..
By Aditya Persaud, Member of the IAC Today, our world and its people are continuously evolving in every aspect of life, be it technology, information, dress codes, food, music, and the youths of today ..
By: Radhay P. Misra, IAC Executive Member Research done by Tyran Ramnarine, D Phil (Sussex) and presented in his unpublished doctoral thesis of 1977 titled “ The Growth of the East Indian Community in British ..
By Lynette Mangar In these contemporary times with an abundance of Western influences, the Indian culture is very much alive all over Guyana. Guyanese have easy access to almost everything that keep the Indian ..