Gandhi-Luthuli Documentation Centre
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An investigation into the factors exerting a subtractive influence on Telegu and its culture [Andhra Sabhas] |
In this study, I investigate the sociolinguistic factors that exert a subtractive influence |
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Our glorious heritage, a dravidian experience |
For some considerable time, the Author has been contemplating a survey of the social, education-al, cultural, religious, economic and political development of the people of South Indian origin in this country. |
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An investigation into cultural barriers in intercultural communication between Blacks and Indians at Durban Institute of Technology |
This study investigates language varieties, non-verbal behaviour and language |
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The attitudes of the Hindu and Muslim Female University students towards the use and acceptance of the Indian traditional dress |
The study is a report of the responses of certain groups of Indian university students towards the use and acceptance of their traditional dress. It is directly related to the impact of westernization on the current use of the Indian dress. |
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Exploring the foundations of an Islamic identity in a global context : a study of the nature and origins of Cape Muslim identity |
This thesis primarily deals with the nature and origins of Cape Muslim identity. |
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Letter to family from Phyllis Naidoo |
Letter to family members |
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Letters of Anthea and Phyllis Naidoo |
Letters of Anthea and Phyllis Naidoo |
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Brief history of the South African Hindu Maha Sabha, 1912- to present |
Brief history of the |
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A General Note on the Telugu Diaspora in the United States |
International migration has become the order of the day and people are on move more than ever before-evolving social networks, cultural linkages, and the emergence of transnationalism. |
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Attitudes of South African Indians towards Westernisation and its Effects on the Indian Family in South Africa |
When a group of people emigrate to a new country with a |
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Attitudes of South African Indians towards Disciplining in the Child-Rearing Process |
ASPECTS OF FAMILY LIFE |
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The influence of household and family structure on children in the Chatsworth area with special reference to primary school learners (Thesis, 2010) |
A study into the influence of household and family structure on children in the |
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Family Functioning in the South African lndian Community |
Mental Health professionals working in the field of family therapy usually hold an implicit if not explicit view of the characteristics of the normal family, which underlies their assessment of the families which enter therapy. |
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Indian People in Natal |
THE FIELD MATERIAL on which this book is written, w~ collected in Durban, in the Province of Natal, the smallest of the four provinces of the Union of South Africa. |
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Aspects of family life in the South African Indian Community. |
In different parts of the world there are social workers and other professionals who see their main task in tending those who, in the midst of plenty, have fallen by the wayside. Committed professionals can carry out this work only if they are equipped for it. |
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Letter to Viyella from Phyllis Naidoo |
Letter to Viyella from Phyllis Naidoo |
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The pioneers on the Truro and Belvedere/ The four Vedas |
THE first batch of indentured Indians arrived in Natal in the paddle-steamer, the S.S. " Truro " The ship left Madras on October 13, 1860, and reached Durban on November 16, 1860. The disembarkation took place on November 17. |
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Making the Personal Civil: The Protector’s Office and the Administration of Indian Personal Law in Colonial Natal, 1872 – 1907 |
The arguments presented in this paper analyze the administrative contestations around Indian ‘personal law ’in the Colony of Natal from the establishment of the Coolie Commission of Inquiry in 1872 to the promulgation of the Indian Marriages Act in 1907.2 To date, very little attention has focuse |
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Labouring under the Law: Exploring the Agency of Indian Women under Indenture in Colonial Natal, 1860 – 1911 |
This paper is intended as the beginnings of an introduction to a Master’s thesis that will look at discourses around Indian women and gender under indenture in Colonial Natal from 1860 to 1911. |
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Report of the Indian Immigrants Commission - 1885- 7 (Wragg Commission) |
On July 13th, 1886, the Protector of Immigrants visited the estate, situated , at Umzinto, of :Messieurs :B'. and C. P. Reynolds, managed by the latter gentleman. |