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Daniel takes me for a tour of the “real world” driven university grounds and leads me through a remarkable journey where I witness images that are more in keeping with the tech halls of Google than something I would consider to be your stereotypical university.
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Sitting with Chitra (Chitra Stern Nee Rathinasabapathy ) is nothing short of a soulful experience. She is universal in her mindset whilst being deeply rooted to her own unique Indian-ness and simultaneously challenges any notion of stereotypical identity. If there were ever a Jason Bourne of the Indian world she would be it. With her colourful […]
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Guyana racism and injustice – Guyana is often described as the land of six people. Indo Guyanese make up the majority of the population and our legacy started from over 180 years ago as we arrived from India as bonded labor for the sugar estates after the emancipation of African slaves by the British. Our country […]
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India is the only country that has an official acronym for its expatriates- NRIs or “Non-Resident Indians”. In my book, India: From Midnight to Millennium I had suggested, only half-jokingly, that the question is whether NRI should stand for ‘Not Really Indian’ or, instead, ‘Never Relinquished India’. But in reality, given the remarkable achievements of […]
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Meet the Samrow Family – Portugal By Depinder Samrow Born to a father working in the Ministry ofForeign Affairs and without a permanentaddress or office, had its perks. The biggestwas getting a stature of “ World Citizen”.When I was five years old, my voyage intoforeign lands began, starting with Cairo,Egypt. After living there for 4 […]
Join us in this episode as we welcome a truly unique guest, Jayne Ruff, who brings together the worlds of parenting and leadership coaching. With her rich and diverse background, she offers invaluable insights into the art of parenting through her theory of the importance of rebalancing. Jayne Ruff is not only a parenting coach […]
