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Raymond and Nehilet bring Good Vibez Friday 5 February 2021 Raymond Ramnarine and Nehilet Blackman have teamed up on Good Vibez which was released on Monday. - Photo courtesy Raymond Ramnarine FED up of the rum lyrics that have dominated the chutney/soca arena for some time, and the decline of the entertainment industry caused by the pandemic, crossover artiste Raymond Ramnarine wanted to bring some positive vibes to the genre and to 2021. So he's brought out Good Vibez, the name of his latest release, in collaboration with lead singer of the Love Circle, Nehilet Blackman, the daughter of lat...

The woman who spread the word that she was dead Sugata Srinivasaraju Small Large Covid-19, which has left in its wake lonely deaths, also recently claimed Zarina, who was known for her vibrant spirit and connections to some of the most illustrious people in the world It was just another day at the Indian International Centre in New Delhi. People gathered around tables in the lounge and furiously disagreed about how to change the world, or - with pitiable self-importance - deliberated on how they had changed the world. But this woman, with haunting blue eyes that seemed to capture the pale ski...

Express News Service UDUPI: The toxic cocktail of chemicals, inorganic wastes and drainage water discharged into the Indrani river has made life miserable for people in Kalmady near Malpe in Udupi district. Though the river here has been badly polluted for a decade now, the nauseating odour and dark black water flowing in the river this year suggest that the situation is nearing the point of no return. If monitoring by the pollution control authority is not done even now and enforcement activities are not initiated to revive this resource, it will be the death knell for the river. Go...

Keeping Tradition Alive: Joonbeel Mela, Where Trade Takes Place Through Barter, Draws Huge Crowd Amid Covid FOLLOW US ON: For Indrani, a corporate professional from Guwahati, it was not only a pre-dawn sixty-kilometre drive from the Assam capital but a rare opportunity to break through the shackles of the busy city life and acquaint herself with a traditional trade that exist only in this part of the country. "I brought my mother and elder sister along. This is the first time that I have come to the Joonbeel Mela. I brought a good amount of homemade ‘teel pitha’ (local sweet delicacy) whi...

Academic who thought out of the box The demise of this most gracious lady left most of us in Kandy, more specifically, the Faculty of Medicine at Peradeniya, with a singular sense of loss. She not only was an academic par excellence, but imbibed as she was of eastern culture, gave the medical school values that many generations of doctors, from this institute fondly remember and treasure. Our paths crossed in 1963 -me, a medical student and she, a junior lecturer in Anatomy of a fledgling faculty, seeking a brand name. Her husband, Professor Tommy Wikramanayake had come earlier in 1962 as a f...