Conquering 20 – My Story of Hope, Faith and Resiliance
Kav Partap Karamthasingh Kav received a diagnosis of Multiple Sclerosis at the age of 18. The onset was quick and merciless. She went from a regular young lady to a…
Kumar Mahabir
The Experiences of ICC International Visitors Touring Trinidad
Invitation to our 114th ICC zoom public meeting by Staff Reporter The Indo-Caribbean Cultural Centre, with its weekly Sunday ZOOM Public Meetings, has initiated another pioneering and landmark project to…
Connections between African Slavery & Indian Indentureship
Invitation to our 113th ICC (+AGI) Zoom Public Meeting by Staff Reporter Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) in the Caribbean will again celebrate Emancipation Day on Monday August 1st as a…
This book is hot – Out of the Doubles Kitchen by Badru Deen
Out of the Doubles Kitchen is a fascinating memoir of the first family of Doubles – the number one street food of Trinidad and Tobago. An informative, educational, and inspiring…
What’s the issue with people’s non-English names?
Invitation to 106th ICC Zoom Public Meeting by Nicholas Maraj A name is just a sound other people make to get our attention. But at some point in our development,…
Recreating Indian Dance in the Diaspora (Video Recording)
Indian dance varies from region to region and state to state in ancestral India. More often than not, performers all tell a story through body, hand and facial movements. From…
Indentureship, Oral History, Memory and Movies in the Indian Diaspora
Invitation To The 101th Zoom Public Meeting by Staff Reporter The entire month of May in most of the Caribbean has been deemed as Indian History or Heritage Month. On…
Celebrating Early Indian Intellectuals in the Diaspora
Invitation to the 100th Zoom Public Meeting by Staff Reporter We wish to invite all interested individuals, organisations and institutions to celebrate the 100thedition of our ZOOM Public Meeting on…
Indian businesses in the Diaspora: From Indentureship to Entrepreneurship (Video Recording)
by Dr. Kumar Mahabir Due to their own non-political efforts, Indians in the Diaspora excel in five areas of activity in society: agriculture, engineering, medicine, education and business. Their success…