Please provide your feedback on what you liked, did not like in this blog … Ways to improve and some links you can suggest related to Anglo Indians that I can put in and suggest topics….
Once again thanks for your support…..
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Kudos to you ,
from one Proud Anglo Indian to another…….way to go.. hope we see many moresites like this in the near future.. need any help with graphics please do get in touch with me, most willing to provide my services..
with warm regards
Kyle Ian Fleming
Comment by Kyle Ian Fleming — June 21, 2007 @ 4:56 pm |
thanks kyle
will surely take up on that offer
ya plz just do pass the word arnd
we need lots more in here
thanks
Comment by Sean Auckland — June 21, 2007 @ 5:08 pm |
Hey Sean,
This site is fabulous. I just recently joined Pepperwater and until then, was blissfully unaware of Anglo-Indian sites. I am so stoked about our community having sites just for us. I am proud to be an Anglo-Indian and even happier people like yourself take the time and put in the effort to creating sites such as these.Take care love, keep up the good work…
Best Regards
Talya Johnson
Comment by Talya Johnson — June 22, 2007 @ 7:29 am |
Hey! for any anglos in the UK, am in involved with CTR and the charity wants to involve more young anglos in UK to raise money for its welfare projects in India – if interested please email me at tanyadickson56@hotmail.com. Thanks.
Comment by Tanya — June 24, 2007 @ 11:44 am |
hey cool job
nice to see sites like this dont think there are many out there and even if there were they are not updated regularly. so far so good, yours has a lot of info for anglos to know of the famous past and contribution by our community. cool keep up the good work and i’m certainly proud to be an anglo india. take care.
regards
Comment by jacqueline — June 24, 2007 @ 1:54 pm |
way to go Sean!!!
Comment by Isaac — September 14, 2007 @ 5:39 am |
Kudos to you, Sean for putting this site together! I just discovered it. Good to see younger AIs using the net, somewhat differently to the older generation. While I can’t really relate to the “where are they now?” websites, I can appreciate the articles (which I may not always know about, from Canada) and just hearing the views of other (younger) people here.
Comment by Mark — September 17, 2007 @ 11:52 pm |
I love the site already — though I did get off on the wrong foot !! Keep going, Sean — the community needs people like you. So does the world, for that matter !
Comment by Carlton Figg — February 4, 2008 @ 5:57 am |
How about researching the life and achievements of Judy Hashman ? She was an Anglo from Lucknow. Great badminton player — became the All-England Badminton Champion way back in the 1960’s (if I’m not wrong). Her story can help boost many a flagging Anglo morale, I’m sure. The famous “Hashman Court” in Lucknow’s Lalbagh area belonged to her family — it’s where she lived and grew up, I’m told. The story needs to be researched.
Comment by Carlton Figg — February 4, 2008 @ 6:06 am |
Hi sean,
Any updates to the site, I have been monitoring and am interested in helping you take this site forward, by the way do you have a orkut account, there are a load of anglos there in communities, maybe we can get them to join up here by posting this link???
with regard to Judy, a little research says she is a canadian, Judy Devlin (later Judy Hashman) (born October 22, 1935 in Winnipeg, Manitoba) is a former Canadian female badminton player…… Interesting story, maybe some research on it…..
Comment by Kyle Ian Fleming — February 9, 2008 @ 4:35 am |
That’s surprising — about Judy Hashman being Canadian. How is her property here in Lucknow, then ? Is she another case of Anglo denial ? There are a lot of Canadians in Canada, as also other places, who do not accept their Anglo ethnicity. Methinks this Judy needs a closer look !!
Comment by carlton figg — February 13, 2008 @ 12:24 pm |
In my part of the world (Lucknow), the only Anglo activity consists of Housie (Tombolo) in a borrowed hall once a month. This is organised by the Anglo Association. Pathetic is the word one gropes for to describe the lethargy on the part of the community’s leadership. I wonder if it’s the same elsewhere. Another point worth mentioning is that the majority of Lucknow’s Anglos are not members of the Association. Again, this lack of membership points to leadership lethargy.
I believe we Anglos should be engaged in more activities. Football, hockey, cricket, hiking and social services must be part of our annual programme. Our leaders can also utilise the annual Rs. 1.5 crore Anglo-Indian MLA’s fund to build our own recreation centre, acquire an exclusive ambulance, and keep a few medical specialists on retainership for the community. I’m not talking about Lucknow alone — this could apply across the face of India.
But, like I have always stressed, we need a new breed of leadership. Work on that aspect of it, Sean. I really place a lot of hope in you.
Comment by Carlton Figg — March 4, 2008 @ 3:24 am |
Great medium to high light the AI community.
Comment by Johann — April 15, 2008 @ 12:52 pm |
Hello Sean: As the Compiler of one of the earliest Anglo-Indian websites, I am forwarded many interesting ariticles about AI’s. I would like to submit some of these for your website. Most of them are historcally based, but I am sure you must know that we are always (as a Community) interested in our history and that of India.
If you would like these articles, I can send them to you as long as they carry the line :”Submitted by Lynne Rebeiro, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada” then I shall start to do so.
Congratulations on an interesting website. You have joined the long list of Anglo-Indians who want to get their message out there!!!!
Sincerely,
Lynne Rebeiro
Comment by Lynne Rebeiro — April 18, 2008 @ 4:59 pm |
Hi Lynne,
Would be great if you could email me the articles at sean.auckland@gmail.com and will add them with the proper copyrights.
thanks again.
sean.
Comment by Sean Auckland — April 19, 2008 @ 9:19 am |
Trying to contact any one associated with the B.N.R. Thanks, Reg. Connell
Comment by Reg. Connell — May 4, 2008 @ 5:21 pm |
For information, I am Judy Hashman’s son. The information contained in her Wikipedia entry is absolutely correct as it was drafted by Judy herself. She was born in Canada, moved to the USA as a child where she remained until she married in 1960 when she moved to the UK. She is most definitely not Anglo Indian. However, her husband (my father), Dick Hashman is – he was born in India and lived for many years in Lucknow.
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