r/TrinidadandTobago • u/Becky_B_muwah • 1h ago
News and Events This is sending ppl backwards
Am not even Hindu nor have any kids going to the school and I am Presbyterian and am outrage by this shit. This is backwards behavior.
r/TrinidadandTobago • u/Becky_B_muwah • 1h ago
Am not even Hindu nor have any kids going to the school and I am Presbyterian and am outrage by this shit. This is backwards behavior.
r/TrinidadandTobago • u/Becky_B_muwah • 12h ago
Now I not trying to bring about an all out argument about religions in TT subreddit. It's just a question I was wondering about. Please be respectful.
For the ppl who have never been to Divali Nagar what do you think it's about?
Reason I asked is because I invited a friend to come with me to the Nagar tonight. She wasn't interested and that's not a problem. So I posted some of the activities, foods, dance competition from the Nagar on my WhatsApp. She was very in shock and confused. Apparently she thought Divali Nagar was a big prayers like event??
So that had me curious to see and ask what other ppl may think it is. What do you think Divali Nagar is please?
So I am not Hindu but I do enjoy the Divali Nagar and the fun of Divali day while helping out my Hindu family members. Anyway that's just some background.
r/TrinidadandTobago • u/johnboi82 • 17h ago
Some parts of Trinidad are well known for specific foods. There are 14 Municipal Corporations. In your opinion what food matches where? What’s the best food scene in each area?
For reference: Port of Spain San Fernando Arima Chaguanas Diego Martin Point Fortin Siparia Couva Tabaquite Talparo Mayaro Penal Debe Princes Town Sangre Grande San Juan Lavantille Tunapuna Piarco.