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Savneel Sangeet Kumar is the new kid on the block in the crowded political space.
At 31 and still an eligible bachelor, the Sigatoka man from Natadola Beach, epitomises the true Nadro spirit. He is unfazed by the political giants who dominate domestic politics and has announced that work has begun to set up a proposed new party, the proposed Fijian National Congress, to represent the youths of this country.
A random survey of Indo-Fijians clearly shows that there is overwhelming support for Fiji Hindi over Hindi.
Several language experts also back Fiji Hindi.
In the debate over Fiji Hindi and Hindi, there is no contest. Fiji Hindi is the preferred conversational language. It has evolved since the arrival of the first Indian indentured labourers.
The purpose of the walkathon is to raise awareness on non‑communicable diseases in Fiji, where Ministry of Health will organise “Healthy Town Drives” at 17 urban venues, “Healthy Village Drives” at 73 villages near Queens and Kings Highway and also blood donation drives.
The Fiji Mountaineering and Climbing Association will be walking around the country to raise awareness of Non-Communicable Diseases.
Fiji Mountaineering and Climbing Association wants to be affiliated to the Fiji Association of Sports and National Olympic Committee (FASANOC).
The 27-year-old school teacher, avid sports hiker and mountaineer and child’s rights advocate had withdrawn his candidacy and wrote to the Party Leader Biman Prasad of his resignation from the Party last Thursday. Mr Prasad accepted his resignation.
A National Federation Party (NFP) provisional candidate believes that same-sex marriage should be legalised in Fiji.
But, the former schoolteacher maintained that this is his personal views and not of the party.
Savneel Sangeet said he respected human rights and anybody had the right to choose whom they wanted to marry.
“As such, I think same sex marriage should be allowed in Fiji,” Mr Sangeet said.
The Fiji Mountaineering and Climbing Association plans to raise funds and provide scholarships to underprivileged children.
President, Savneel Sangeet, says they will be hosting a walk in the South and North of New Zealand to raise fund for scholarships.
A walk in New Zealand to raise funds for child abuse and for children who have been neglected in Fiji will be undertaken by Fijians living in New Zealand and here late next year.
The walk, which will be conducted in certain areas in the North and South Islands is targeted to cover 5138 kilometres.
“The walk is to raise funds for, provide educational needs and related needs of children coming from financial disadvantaged families in Fiji and also raise awareness against child abuse and child neglect.”
