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On Thursday, May 30, we commemorated the 179th anniversary of the first arrival of East Indian indentured labourers to our shores. One hundred and seventy-­nine years ago, a ship called

President general of the Sanatan Dharma Maha Sabha (SDMS) Krishna Rambally has called on the East Indian community to protect and promote this country.

Today, May 30, is Indian Arrival Day and the celebrations have already begun. Many will see “arrival” in the literal sense, the first batch on the Fatel Razack in 1845.

Rizaan Ali has charm literally oozing out of his name.The fashionable, smooth-talking, sugar-voiced two-time Chutney Soca Monarch finalist aptly goes by the sobriquet Riz. It’s a pet name he’s had

An opportunity to honour the ancestors, celebrate their cultural heritage and acknowledge the enduring spirit of the Indo-Trinidadian community.That’s what Indian Arrival Day represents to singer/pharmacist Renuka Mahabir.

One of the things that we can proudly boast of in Trinidad and Tobago is our diversity. We do have much when it comes to diverse ethnicity, which I see

Israeli industries are laying the groundwork for an Israel without Palestinians—by bringing in hundreds of thousands of foreign workers.

The Prime Minister has called on the nation to join with the East Indian community as it celebrates the arrival of the first indentured immigrants to TT on May 30, 1845. He said the community, while reflecting on its past, may also contemplate its further contributions to TT. In a release, Dr Rowley said history

President Christine Kangaloo said on Indian Arrival Day, TT celebrates the legacy of the dauntless immigrants who came to TT, bringing their cultures, traditions, values and mores as well as the drive and determination to forge a better and brighter future for themselves and their offspring. In a statement on Monday, Kangaloo said the arrival

THE EDITOR: Today TT celebrates Indian Arrival Day, which commemorates the arrival of the first Indian indentured labourers to Trinidad in May 1845 on the Fatel Razack. The ship brought not only a new labour force to assist in the economic development of Trinidad, but also a new people with a new culture. While this