The East Indian Community

Original Inhabitants of Bombay, Salsette & Thana.

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East indian marathi

Posted by Tony at 02:09 PM on February 11, 2010 Comments comments (22)

Why  dont  we  speak  our  east indian  marathi  in  public  like  how  others  speak  their  native  language  proudly

Why is our community backward as compared to Goans and Mangloreans?

Posted by Sunil Barretto at 06:25 AM on February 05, 2010 Comments comments (33)

As an east indian , i have to painfully accept the fact that we east-indians as a community are lagging behind Goans and Mangloreans  in terms of education, financial status, and general upward mobilty ?

 

We start in the same schools , get the same oppurtunities but somewhere along the way we fall behind. This blog is not for self-humiliation but to do some soul searching and perhaps find some answers so that our children do not commit the same mistakes that we did.

 

Await your opinions.

 

regards

Sunil 

East Indians in business

Posted by Arun Dube at 12:30 PM on January 30, 2010 Comments comments (22)

I attended a conference of Christian businesspersons at Hotel Trident, Bombay on the 22nd and 23rd January 2010.The conference was organised by the ICCC and Dimensions, an association of Christian businesspersons, and there were about 400 delegates. I was disappointed to see only 3 or 4 East Indians there. Why are East Indians averse to entering the business arena? People of other communities come to Bombay and prosper but East Indians, who are the real sons of the soil, prefer to take up jobs and work for others. Why?

Protest against Dumping Garbage

Posted by east_indian at 06:30 AM on September 27, 2009 Comments comments (24)

Peaceful protests by the East Indians against the Grabage dump met with stiif resistance from the police who resorted to lathi charge and firing tear gas, thereby injuring many people (including women), priests and nuns.


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