This online resource is devoted to the Anglo-Indian community and all documentation and research on the community over the years. You are welcome to share your stories and research materials on this blog. Thank you for taking the time to visit. We will be adding more interesting content to this online resource over time.This online blog archive on the Anglo-Indian community in India and worldwide has been created by Warren Brown,author,writer, Life Coach and Entrepreneur.
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Monday, 14 September 2020
Wednesday, 13 May 2020
Anglo-Indians Return to Glory Community
Anglo-Indians Return to Glory Community Profile by Warren Brown
Slogan: Anglo-Indians Are An Unbreakable Community
History: Anglo-Indians are a minority mixed-race (British-European and Indian) community, which originated in India during the period of European and British rule. The community was result of the progeny of European and British men with Indian women. The offspring of these unions were referred to as Eurasians and Anglo-Indians.
Social Presence: Anglo-Indians have been and continue to be an integral part of the Indian nation for over four hundred years. The community of Anglo-Indians have been a vital part of the Indian work force having served in the various sectors of Indian industry, as Teachers in the field of Education, Train drivers in the field of Transport, Secretaries for Multinational Corporations, as Sales and Banking Executives, sport persons in the sphere of sporting and in so many other fields of endeavour.
Present: The Anglo-Indian community has now come under threat when its representation of two seats in Indian Parliament has been removed.
This action by the Indian Government has left an indelible scar on the minds and in the hearts of all community members in India.
There are still a large proportion of Anglo-Indians present in India to this day. This is however not the view of the Indian government.
In order to verify the total numbers of Anglo-Indians present in India today, it would make sense if the government took the time to take an authentic audit of community numbers with the assistance of the several Anglo-Indian leaders, clubs, associations and organizations which are still very present in India.
Plan of Action: this is the time for all organizations, leaders, associations and clubs to rally the whole Anglo-Indian community in India and abroad to make the presence of the community known in India, as well as to bring this to the attention of the Indian government. The community needs it proper representation in Indian Parliament, as it ensures the political existence of the community as noted in the Constitution of India.
The Anglo-Indians Exist Today Campaign 2020
Slogan: Anglo-Indians Contribute to the Indian Nation
Motto: Anglo-Indians Will Not Be Forgotten
Aim: A Community that Stands Together will Never Be Broken.
Objectives:
(i)To ensure that the community is represented in Indian Parliament.
To make the community's presence known widely in India
To promote Anglo-Indian culture, history and heritage
Four Step Plan:
All Anglo-Indian leaders, organizations, clubs and associations need to join forces to ensure that the community gets representation parliament.
To maintain a complete Database with details of all Anglo-Indians in India today.
To educate Anglo-Indians about their history, heritage and culture.
To assist all community members in India, in the fields of education, sports and all other spheres of industry in India.
Sunday, 21 February 2016
Irish Contributions to Madras and the Anglo-Indian Community
http://www.thehindu.com/features/metroplus/madras-miscellany-the-irish-contribution/article8261647.ece
Courtesy: S. Muthiah- The Hindu- Madras Miscellany. 21 Feb 2016.
Friday, 8 August 2014
Melvyn Brown and the Anglo-Indian Community
From railway cantonments to army camps and police barracks, the Anglo-Indian held a proud and praiseworthy position in all of them- not forgetting the sports arena. Today, the Anglo-Indian is a microscopic community. Scattered to the far corners of the globe, in a quest to improve their lives. The passage of India's fifty-three years of Independence has still left the Anglo-Indian with a misguided notion of their destiny.
Anglo-Indian history began more than three hundred years ago. The beginning and development stems from the founding of the British settlement at Fort St.George, Madras. We should , however, consider the three aspects of the term " Anglo-Indian", which eventually figures in the community's literature one way or the other.
The designation "Anglo-Indian" is also applied to the resident British subjects during the days of the "Raj" in India. The second application of the term "Anglo-Indian" would be towards the children born of English and European parentage during the "Raj" era. In the third and present day understanding, the term is used to signify those men and women born of British , or European and Indian parentage, in the pre and post years of the Colonial rule in India.
http://web.archive.org/web/20010413112923/http://maxpages.com/theangloindian
Anglo-Indian Awards
In his quest to inspire younger generations of Christians,and to give honour,respect and credit to those men and women who worked tirelessly for the Church and the Society they lived in-Melvyn Brown,founded the Ambassadors For Jesus,a Movement for the Unification of Roman Catholics[with the blessings of Pope John Paul II and with the approval of Lawrence Cardinal Trevor Picachy,S.J. in 1979.]
Melvyn Brown,single-handedly instituted,funded and presented the annual AFJ Awards and Anglo-Indian Heritage Awards to receipients he felt deserved recognition.No Church,government or Organization helped.The AFJ Awards started from 1989 and the Anglo-Indian Heritage Awards from 1992.
THE AFJ AWARDS
YEAR NAME OF RECEIPIENT TITLE OF AWARD
1989 XAVIER LAZARUS ORDER OF MERIT
FR.HENRY SALDANHA FOUNDER'S MEDALLION
ZENA D'SILVA ORDER OF DISTINCTION
FR.HORACE ROZARIO,SJ MEDAL OF EMINENCE
PHILOMENA EATON MEDAL OF HONOUR
MR.AND MRS.MUSLADO FAMILY OF THE YEAR
SR.MARISA,AC MEDAL OF FAME
1990 LAWRENCE CARDINAL AFJ GOLDEN CROSS
PICACHY,SJ
1991 RAMONA QUADRA MEDAL OF MENTOR
1997 LUCY HOLMES SOCIAL SERVICE AWARD
IRISH GOMES WELFARE AWARD
AROBINDHU NASKER CATHOLIC COMMUNITY AWARD
RANJAN NASKER VETERAN WORKER AWARD
1992 RUPERT NEWBOND LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
DENZIL BROWN FATHER'S LOVE AWARD
NOEL CRANENBURGH SPIRIT OF SOLIDARITY AWARD
ELVA FREEDOM WOMAN OF THE YEAR
SACHIN BOSE/ FRIENDS OF THE COMMUNITY
[DR]MRS.J.SEN
WARREN BROWN HENRY DEROZIO POETRY AWARD
1993 RUBIN REBEIRO LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
1994 GEORGE WILSON de ROZE HENRY GIDNEY AWARD
1996 GILLIAN ROSEMARY D'COSTA-HART,MLA[W.B]
GUARDIAN OF THE COMMUNITY
1997 KEITH I. SWEENEY,ex-President,ALL INDIA ANGLO-
INDIAN ASSOCIATION
HENRY DEROZIO POETRY AWARD
KITTY TEXEIRA WOMAN OF THE YEAR
DR.ALFRED WOODWARD MAN OF MEDICINE AWARD
MRS.P.PEARSON-MANUEL EDUCATIONIST ACHIEVEMENT
AWARD
1998 WITHBERT PAYNE[USA] ENTREPRENEUR EXTRAORDINARY
RUSSELL PETERS[CANADA] MAN OF THE YEAR
1999 CAPTAIN W.LOCKWOOD SILVER CIRCLE AWARD
THEODORA BAKER SOCIAL SERVICE TROPHY
http://web.archive.org/web/20010413164916/http://maxpages.com/theangloindian/Anglo_Indian_Awards
Anglo-Indian Research
INFORMATION FOR RESEARCHERS
Those persons who are involved in Anglo-Indian Academic Research Projects may contact Melvyn Brown for research assistance , 3 Elliott Road , Calcutta-700 016, West Bengal .INDIA . Topics on : History; Documents ; Origin ; Books ; Articles ; Social Anthropology etc.
mailto:melvynbrown21@gmail.com
Phone : Melvyn Brown at (00) (91) (33) 2217-1542
Monday, 16 September 2013
Anglo-Indian Community of Calcutta- Photos- BBC News
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-23862035
Eldery Anglo-Indian Couple in Calcutta
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-23862035
Anglo-Indian Community of Calcutta
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-india-23862035
Courtesy: BBC News
Monday, 9 September 2013
The Secret Race: Anglo-Indians
Saturday, 31 August 2013
The Anglo-Indians: A Five Hundred Year History
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
Multi- Cultural Anglo-Indians
People who grew up in the city from the 50s to the 80s would vouch for the ubiquitous presence of the Anglo Indians. In fact, there was a time when many companies including the famous Parry’s, Binny and Crompton had Anglo Indian women as secretaries for their command over English and work culture. Read more...
http://newindianexpress.com/cities/chennai/Multi-cultural-and-modern/2013/04/29/article1565742.ece
Wednesday, 23 March 2011
In India, Anglo-Indian culture is fading fast | Seattle Times Newspaper
Nation & World In India, Anglo-Indian culture is fading fast Seattle Times Newspaper
Massey Research Online: Being Anglo-Indian : practices and stories from Calcutta
Massey Research Online: Being Anglo-Indian : practices and stories from Calcutta : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Social Anthropology at Massey University
http://hdl.handle.net/10179/959
Thursday, 17 March 2011
Bow Barracks Forever-The Movie Trailer
YouTube - Bow Baracks Forever - Teaser

