Fiji Its Problems And Resources
Fiji Its Problems And Resources
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Education and medical aid to be provided for all Indians in the Islands with help from India in the matter of teachers and doctors, and possibly a grant-in-aid. " 58 Fiji — Its Problems and Resources Mr. Andrews' report touched on some of the brighter and more hopeful aspects of Indian life in Fiji, and is worthy of quotation. "One feature (in the Indian Christians) was outstanding. Their home life was good. Some of our happiest recol- lections were those of Indian Christian homes. . . . The br...ightest side of Indian life in Fiji was the love of India itself, which was still kept warm in every heart. There was practically no religious bitterness; Hindu, Mohammedans and Christians lived amicably together side by side ... We no- ticed that whenever those who had come out of in- denture were given opportunity to settle on the land, holding it as their own and leading their own free life upon it, the powers of recuperation very soon began to have their effect. We were more and more impressed with this fact the longer we stayed in Fiji.
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Education and medical aid to be provided for all Indians in the Islands with help from India in the matter of teachers and doctors, and possibly a grant-in-aid. " 58 Fiji — Its Problems and Resources Mr. Andrews' report touched on some of the brighter and more hopeful aspects of Indian life in Fiji, and is worthy of quotation. "One feature (in the Indian Christians) was outstanding. Their home life was good. Some of our happiest recol- lections were those of Indian Christian homes. . . . The br...ightest side of Indian life in Fiji was the love of India itself, which was still kept warm in every heart. There was practically no religious bitterness; Hindu, Mohammedans and Christians lived amicably together side by side ... We no- ticed that whenever those who had come out of in- denture were given opportunity to settle on the land, holding it as their own and leading their own free life upon it, the powers of recuperation very soon began to have their effect. We were more and more impressed with this fact the longer we stayed in Fiji.
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