Cultural icons recognised at Aagman Indian Food Festival

June 1, 2026

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Cultural icons recognised at Aagman Indian Food Festival

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Andrea Perez-Sobers

Chutney music icon Raymond Ramnarine and veteran singer Drupatie Ramgoonai were among the cultural stalwarts honoured on Saturday night at the inaugural Aagman Indian Food Festival at the Hilton Trinidad.

This event celebrated Indian Arrival Day through music, food, heritage and philanthropy.

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