“It is better to remain silent and be thought a fool than to speak and remove all doubt”. – Abraham Lincoln During high-decibel election campaigns, political leaders and their party candidat... Read more

The 2nd of November 2014 marks the 180th anniversary of the arrival of the first indentured Indian immigrants on Mauritian soil. The day is celebrated as a public holiday of national commemo... Read more

International Women's Day (IWD), also called the International Working Women's Day, is celebrated on March 8 every year. In different regions the focus of the celebrations ranges from genera... Read more

HARNESSING SMALL & MEDIUM BUSINESSES FOR ACCELERATED GROWTH SME World 2014, celebrating the spirit of entrepreneurship and innovative minds, showcased the best of SMEs, hi-tech companies... Read more

In the Mauritian holiday calendar, one important day is the 12th of March – the day on which the Island claimed it's independence from Britain. On that day in 1968, Mauritius emerged as a ne... Read more

Myriad and multi-hued images of India's rich cultural heritage, its achievements in diverse domains, and its military might were on majestic display at Rajpath, Delhi's ceremonial boulevard... Read more

The 26th of January is celebrated in India as 'Republic Day' every year, as it was on this day that India adopted it's constitution and became a 'socialist, secular, democratic republic' 65... Read more

The 4th of February every year is commemorated by Sri Lanka as the day the country shed it's fetters from British rule in the year 1948, and became an independent nation. It is said that on... Read more

The ‘Big Ideas for a Better India’ event brings together key influencers from the NRI community from all across the United States onto one platform. This year on the 23rd of December 2013, m... Read more

For the first time, the Indian American community in Connecticut got a spot in the large UBS Thanksgiving Parade in Stamford, Connecticut, on Sunday the November 24th thanks to an initiative... Read more