Indian Arrival Day in Trinidad and Tobago is often perceived through a narrow cultural and religious lens. Traditionally associated with Hindu rituals and aesthetics, the day commemorates the arrival of East Indian indentured labourers but seldom highlights the diversity within that group. In a recent conversation with Dr. Jerome Teelucksingh, senior lecturer in the History Department at UWI, new dimensions of the occasion were explored—particularly through the lens of Presbyterianism. | TTT Liv

Amazing street food in Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹!! One of my favorites, baigan pie - eggplant wrapped in dough, deep fried, then loaded up with curry chickpeas and peppa sauce - happiness. Can’t wait to share the full videos with you, coming soon! Thanks to Visit Trinidad #VisitTrinidad #streetfood #Trinidad | Migrationology