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Opposition Leader Pennelope Beckles, the Member of Parliament for Arima, has extended greetings to the East Indian community of Trinidad and Tobago as the country marks Indian Arrival Day 2025.
This year commemorates 180 years since the first East Indian immigrants left their homeland, crossed the Kala Pani, and arrived in a foreign land to work as indentured labourers under harsh conditions.
“On 30 May 1845, indentured labourers from the motherland of India, on board the Fatel Razack, first sighted the Port of Spain harbour,” the Opposition Leader recalled. “Those brave men and women, our forefathers, would go on to shape the development of our landscape and redefine the story of what we know as our beloved Trinidad and Tobago.”
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