Steps of the Hindu Marriage Ceremony
Divali festival souvenir magazine 2007 Marriage is one of the most-important of the sixteen maro [sacraments] in the life of a Hindu. It is no wonder, therefore, that so many…
Kumar Mahabir
Indian indentureship on cocoa, coconut and rubberin Trinidad
Indian Arrival Day commemorative magazine 2007 It is not well known today that South Asian/East Indian immigrants were indentured on estates other than sugarcane plantations. When the price of sugar…
The Splendour of Divali: Highlights of the Festival
Divali festival souvenir magazine 2006 Indo-Caribbean Cultural Council (ICC) wishes to announce the publication of its latest magazine - Divali 2006, Trinidad and Tobago. The theme of this edition of…
Caribbean Indians in Cinema
Indian Arrival Day commemorative magazine 2006 Indo-Caribbean Cultural Council (ICC) is proud to announce the publication of its latest magazine commemorating Indian Heritage Month (May 2005) in Trinidad and Tobago…
Temples and Tourism in Trinidad and Tobago
Divali festival souvenir magazine 2005 Indo-Caribbean Cultural Council (ICC) wishes to announce the publication of its latest souvenir magazine - Divali 2005, Trinidad and Tobago. The theme of this edition…
East Indian/South Asian Artifacts in the Caribbean
Indian Arrival Day commemorative magazine 2005 Indo-Caribbean Cultural Council (ICC) wishes to announce the publication of its latest magazine commemorating Indian Heritage Month (May 2005) in Trinidad and Tobago (Caribbean).…
Re-defining Trinidad Carnival
Carnival magazine 2005 Indo-Caribbean Cultural Council (ICC) wishes to announce the publication of its Chutney & Carnival magazine, 2005. The theme of this Special Edition of its souvenir magazine is…
Caribbean Indian Fashion
Divali festival souvenir magazine 2004 The Indo-Caribbean Cultural Council (ICC) wishes to announce the publication of its latest souvenir magazine - Divali 2004, Trinidad and Tobago. The theme of this…
The massacre of Indians in the 1884 Hosay
Indian Arrival Day commemorative magazine 2004 On October 30, 1884, 22 Indians were killed and over 100 were injured in a hail of police bullets fired at a Hosay procession…