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The following is a list of prominent
Indo-Guyanese people.
Notable Indo-Guyanese
Politics
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Irfaan Ali,
President of Guyana
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Waheed Alli, Baron Alli,
life peer in the British
House of Lords
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Shaik Baksh, Minister of Education
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Isahak Basir, Member of
Parliament
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Vickram Bharrat, politician
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Ranji Chandisingh, former
Vice President of Guyana
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Ronald Gajraj, politician
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Cheddi Jagan, former
President of Guyana, dentist, and the
Father of the Nation
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Bharrat Jagdeo,
Vice President of Guyana, former
President of Guyana, and former
Prime Minister of Guyana
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Syed Kamall,
British
MEP for
London 2005 - 2019
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Edward Luckhoo, politician and Governor-General of British Guiana and Acting President of Guyana
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Lionel Luckhoo, politician and lawyer
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Gina Miller, British lawyer who took the UK Government to court over its handling of Brexit negotiations
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Manzoor Nadir,
Speaker of the National Assembly of Guyana
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Moses Nagamootoo, former
Prime Minister of Guyana
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Sase Narain, former
Speaker of the National Assembly of Guyana
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Shiw Sahai Naraine, former
Vice President of Guyana and engineer
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Reepu Daman Persaud, former
Vice President of Guyana and
Hindu
pandit
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Balram Singh Rai, politician
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Khemraj Ramjattan, former
Vice President of Guyana and former Minister of Public Security
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Shridath Ramphal, former
Commonwealth
Secretary General
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Deolatchmee Ramotar, former
First Lady of Guyana
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Donald Ramotar, former
President of Guyana
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Bishwaishwar Ramsaroop, former
Vice President of Guyana
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Peter Ramsaroop, politician
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Kayman Sankar, politician and rice farmer
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Mohamed Shahabuddeen, former
Vice President of Guyana and judge
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Doodnauth Singh, former
Attorney General of Guyana
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Lutchman Sooknandan, former
Director of Public Prosecutions of Belize and
Honorary Consul of Guyana in Belize
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Tara Singh Varma,
Dutch politician
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Mark Persaud,
Lawyer Twice elected to the National Executive of Liberal Party of Canada
Academics
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David Dabydeen, professor at the
University of Warwick and historian
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Clem Seecharan, professor and Caribbean historian
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Bertrand Ramcharan, former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights
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Bishnodat Persaud, professor at the
University of the West Indies and former Director of the
Commonwealth Secretariat
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Jamal Deen, Distinguished University Professor,
McMaster University, Canada.
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Adam Rutherford, Geneticist and science populariser,
University College London.
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Katharine Birbalsingh, teacher and education reform advocate.
Business
Medicine
Arts and entertainment
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Raymond Ablack, Canadian actor
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Anjulie, Canadian singer-songwriter
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Gaiutra Bahadur, writer
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Dave Baksh, lead guitarist of the Canadian band
Sum 41 (also plays with
Brown Brigade)
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Shakira Caine, actress, fashion model, and former
Miss Guyana
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Mahadai Das, poet
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Melanie Fiona, Canadian R&B singer-songwriter, who is also of
Afro-Guyanese descent
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Rhona Fox, actress
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Terry Gajraj,
chutney singer
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Emma Heming, Maltese model
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Harischandra Khemraj, writer
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Laxmi Kallicharan, writer
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Isabella Laughland, British actress
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Avi Nash, American actor
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Priyanka (stage name of Mark Suknanan), Canadian television presenter, drag artist, and winner of
Canada's Drag Race Season 1
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Sandhja, Finnish singer
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Melinda Shankar, Canadian actress
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Nandini Sharan,
bhajan singer and wife of
Hari Om Sharan
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"Princess Anisa" Singh, chutney-soca singer
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Shana Yardan, poet
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Gordon Warnecke, British actor
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Janice Griffith, Adult Entertainer
Sports
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Andreas Athanasiou, Canadian NHL player for the Chicago Blackhawks
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Faoud Bacchus, West Indian cricketer
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Shivnarine Chanderpaul, former captain of the
West Indies cricket team
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Narsingh Deonarine, West Indian cricketer
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Rohan Kanhai, former captain of the West Indies cricket team
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Alvin Kallicharran, former captain of the West Indies cricket team
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Mahendra Nagamootoo, West Indian cricketer
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Kriskal Persaud, chess player
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Harry Prowell, Marathon Olympian and British West Indies Champion in long-distance running
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Mark Ramprakash, former
England cricket player
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Ramnaresh Sarwan, former captain of the West Indies cricket team
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Dhanraj Singh, boxer
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Devendra Bishoo, West Indian cricketer
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Beni Sankar, businessman and former cricket player
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Nezam Hafiz, cricketer and victim of the
September 11 attacks
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Paul Stalteri, former soccer player
Religion and philosophy
Criminality
References