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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.

  1. To make the community's presence known widely in India

  2. To promote Anglo-Indian culture, history and heritage

Four Step Plan:

  1. All Anglo-Indian leaders, organizations, clubs and associations need to join forces to ensure that the community gets representation parliament.

  2. To maintain a complete Database with details of all Anglo-Indians in India today.

  3. To educate Anglo-Indians about their history, heritage and culture.

  4. To assist all community members in India, in the fields of education, sports and all other spheres of industry in India.


Monday, 9 September 2013

The Secret Race: Anglo-Indians


The book, “The Secret Race: Anglo-Indians” IS NOT…

1.       Another History book on the Anglo-Indian community.
2.       Another book about all the glorious accounts of the Anglo-Indian community.
3.       Another book about all the Glory of an Anglo-Indian.

The book, “The Secret Race: Anglo”,

IS
1.       A Personal Perspective on the Anglo-Indian community.
2.       An account of the Anglo-Indian Identity in the 21st Century.
3.       A Request for the Preservation of the dying culture and traditions of the Community.

BECAUSE


As an Anglo-Indian you need to know the present Crisis of Identity and Culture faced by the Anglo-Indian Community all over the World.

Thursday, 17 March 2011

Bhowani Junction (1956)

Bhowani Junction- An Anglo-Indian movie worth watching.

YouTube - Bhowani Junction (1956) 3 of 8

Anglo-Indian Stereotypes by Megan Stuart Mills

"Colonial Studies place the Anglo-Indians within the anti-nationalist European camp in keeping with what Ahmad has described as a descent into 'indigenism'. (1991) The juxtaposition of Europeans against Indians encourages an assumption of unanimous Anglo-Indian identification with British aims."
Anglo-Indian Stereotypes by Megan Stuart Mills. York University.

http://home.alphalink.com.au/~agilbert/mills1.html

Domicile and Diaspora - Alison Blunt

(Research Document)Domicile and Diaspora-Anglo-Indian Women, an Index by Alison Blunt, 2005.

Index - Domicile and Diaspora - Blunt - Wiley Online Library

A land we could have called home !

The Anglo-Indian community online


A land we could have called home ! - The Anglo Indian Community

Anglo-Indian Presence in Indian Sport

The disappearing Anglo-Indian presence in Indian Sport. Download the document.


A Fade Out of Anglo-Indian Presence in Indian Sport

The Secret Race: Anglo-Indians

A modern 21st century look at a unique race of Anglo-Indians.
Anglo-Indians are the only English speaking, Christian community in India, whose Mother tongue is English and who have a Western lifestyle in the sub-continent of India. Anglo-Indians originated during the Colonial period in India. When British soldiers and traders had affairs or married Indian women their offspring came to be known as Anglo-Indians or Eurasians in history.

The Secret Race: Anglo-Indians by Warren Brown in History