About Indian Caribbean Publications

This site includes the following portals about the Indian Diaspora in the Caribbean: Books (CHAKRA), Magazines (ICC), Articles, Photos, Videos, etc.

CHAKRA publishes books on a range of perspectives on the (East) Indian presence in the Caribbean, and the wider Indian Diaspora. It also provides a medium for presenting voice and visibility to writers who (would) have been marginalized by the mainstream press.

Indo-Caribbean Cultural Centre (ICC) is dedicated to publishing two magazines every year – a Divali souvenir magazine, and an Indian Arrival Day commemorative magazine. ICC is primarily committed to the production of knowledge about people, issues and events affecting Indians in multi-ethnic Trinidad and the Caribbean.

Our Recent Magazines

Divali 2019

The Hare Krishna Religious Movement in Trinidad and Tobago

Indo-Caribbean Cultural Centre Co. Ltd. (ICC) is pleased to announce the publication of its latest souvenir magazine for Divali 2019 in Trinidad and Tobago. The theme of this 19th edition of its hard and digital edition of its free, annual magazine is “The Hare Krishna Religious Movement in Trinidad and Tobago.”

Divali 2018

Celebrating 18 editions of our Divali magazine

Divali festival souvenir magazine 2018 Indo-Caribbean Cultural Centre Co. Ltd. (ICC) is pleased to announce the publication of its latest souvenir magazine for Divali 2018 in Trinidad and Tobago. The…

Our Recent Books

Stories from our Indian Elders

Stories from our Indian Elders

By Lenroy Thomas lenroythomas17@gmail.com In this book, you will be captivated by the Elder; stories of hardship, risk-taking, struggle, adaptation, assimilation, strategy, identity, resilience, progress, strength and success. This book…

Our Recent Articles

Shalima Mohammed

On Indo-Caribbean Postgraduates, ABDs, PhDs and Professors

In all Caribbean academic conferences, seminars, webinars, panel presentations and roundtables, there are few Indo-Caribbean researchers, scholars and intellectuals. Given that they are a numerical minority in the region, they…

The Indian Presence in Port of Spain literature

This year’s annual Bocas Lit’ Fest (Bocas Literary Festival) has just ended in Port of Spain in Trinidad and Tobago (23-25/4/21). For the second year, it ran entirely virtual and…

Our Recent Announcements

Art and Craft in the Indian Diaspora

INVITATION to join us THIS SUNDAY for the 179th weekly ICC ZOOM Public Meeting Indian Art and Craft are often marginal, marginalised or made invisible altogether at exhibitions, fairs, markets,…