Island Hopping Chutney Style: How Indians Thrive in the Caribbean
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Published 2024-02-01
TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
01:21 Why did Indians go to the Caribbean?
03:21 Trinidad and Tobago
05:01 Guyana
05:51 Jamaica
06:40 Suriname
07:44 India and the Caribbean
08:24 Indo-Caribbean Cuisine
09:16 Chutney
09:42 Hinduism
10:06 Language
Check out our other video about Indians in the World: • From Fiji to Guyana to Dubai: How Ind...
ATTRIBUTION
Chutney Dancers: Emily and Anjali Singh
Intro & Outro Song: • Sita Sonnylal X Nel Ramdass [Avatar B...
All Comments (21)
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We're the usually forgotten about indians and hindus whose ancestors went through a lot for us to still be here. 🇹🇹
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Proud of my Great Grandparents for coming here to make a better life and so proud till now we Indians here in T&T still carries on our ancestors culture and traditions...
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It is same for the indian diaspora in South Africa, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda.
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Wherever Hindus go they prosper and contribute peacefully.
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Love ❤️ to this! Well done 💯I’m from Trinidad 🇹🇹 and Tobago 🇹🇹 with Indian decent 🇮🇳💯
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Love u guys from indian origin living in t&t , guyana, suriname form an indian 💝
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A lot of Indians were tricked into going to the Carribean and not paid the wages they were promised or doing the job they were promised. Some were told that they were just going to a different part of India and were shipped across the Atlantic.
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My Indian heritage stale in Saint Lucia 🇱🇨 I was born in Barbados 🇧🇧
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I was born, brought up and lived in Kerala, India,lived and worked in Calcutta for 4 years and theb moved to USA 50 years ago (in 1973) Today I have learned quite a lot about Indians in the Caribbean Island nations. I have been a "knowledge Hunter" and love to learn about people an d cultures around the world, I will be back - Andrew J. Mathews, Latham,NY (USA)
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Amazing video - thank you for making this topic. Our school system failed to teach us properly that the Indian diaspora was the largest mass movement of people in the 19th century. One love to my Indian brothers and sisters worldwide from NYC way of GT 🇬🇾
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Awesome. I have never come across such a SUPERB video about Indians in the Caribbean! Much appreciated!
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Thank you for this video. I am 68 and never learnt Hindi, as our parents never taught us, using it as their secret language.Of course I know some words and phrases. Indian Indentureship was another form of slavery by trickery. And, as mentioned in the video it was harsher than some aspects of African slavery. Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.
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Public comment. Thank you so much for sharing your video. ❤ never forget Indians is educated and hard work and dedication to strive for success. Also fallow their roots and tradition alive ❤.
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Pakistan became a country in 1947, therefore in 1919 there were no Pakistanis who moved to the Caribbean
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It’s amazing how they have preserved their culture, language and food habits through 100’s of years. It impresses me how people brought in as slaves have evolved through generations and still stay connected to their roots.
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I think you've made a wonderful effort to at least showcase the Indian diaspora. It does provide an overview of our history. So thank you for that.🙏
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Many indians staying at west indies are the backbones of their existing citizenship. Iam praying to lord Jagannath for them 🙏🏻
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Much luv to the Indo-Caribbean community 🇭🇹didn’t know about this history!
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Love this interesting information I am from Trinidad & Tobago and is happy that this message can be passed on.
