IAC Independence Message 2016: ‘Let’s realize true national unity’ The Indian Action Committee (IAC) wishes to convey greetings to all Guyanese citizens, on the occasion of the Independence of Guyana from British colonial rule on 26th May, 1966, fifty years ago. The IAC calls upon all Guyanese citizens to remember...

  The Indian Action Committee (IAC), like all Guyanese, is horrified at the deaths of the elderly East Bank Essequibo couple, seventy-five year-old Mohammed Munir, and his wife, sixty-nine year-old Jamila Munir, who perished after their home was allegedly set ablaze. The IAC understands that the unsuspecting rice-farming couple was...

The Indian Action Committee (IAC) extends Phagwah (Holi) greetings to all the citizens Of Guyana, especially those who are guided by the philosophical teachings of Sanatan Dharma. Phagwah or Holi is a festival of Bharat (India) that has its roots in antiquity and Celebrate the coming of a new spring...

The Indian Action Committee (IAC) will be holding an inter-faith service on Tuesday, January 26, 2016 in commemoration of the eighth anniversary of the Lusignan massacre. Eight years ago, eleven innocent Guyanese, five children and six adults, were slaughtered during the massacre on the morning of January 26, 2008 by...

The Indian Action Committee (IAC) is heartened by the most recent announcement that the government will take the lead in tackling the current alarming trend of suicide which has unfortunately gripped Guyana. This, and the recent meeting convened by H.E. David Granger with some members of Cabinet, are steps the...

The Indian Action Committee (formerly Arrival) (IAC) wishes yet again to repeat its call for suicide to be declared a National Priority. The IAC is not unmindful that over the past five days there were four reported deaths by suicide and five attempts, of which some are still hospitalized. These...

The Indian Action (formerly Arrival) Committee (IAC) extends Season Greetings to all Guyanese as we all prepare to celebrate Christmas. We call on all Guyanese to strive to truly make it a season of giving in the spirit of bringing joy and happiness to each other. Christmas is another festival...

It is with a sense of profound sadness that the Indian Action (formerly Arrival) Committee (IAC) learnt of the deaths of the young Indo-Guyanese couple whose bodies were discovered in the vicinity of the Kingston Seawall late Monday afternoon. While the official cause of death is yet to be determined,...

The Indian Action (formerly arrival) Committee (IAC) takes this opportunity in wishing all our Hindu Brothers and Sisters and the rest of Guyana a Happy Navaratri. Navaratri is one of the most prominent festivals and is celebrated with great vigor and enthusiasm. Not many know that Navratri is observed during...