TISI SANGAM – National President

Namaskaram

Greetings to all our members and well wishes. Although we all had been looking forward to a very

prosperous year 2020, the Pandemic that hit the world in March this year has brought about a lot of grief

and uncertainty. The TISI Sangam has had its own set-backs in terms of the operations of its normal

activities, the operations of our Temples, the progress of our projects and several other plans.

Despite the challenges that we are facing, Sangam has moved on and is significantly contributing towards

the welfare of our School children, temples and members. Personally I was out of the country from the 9th

of February till early July, being one of the victims of the COVID-19. I was on Sangam business on an

invitation by the Chairman of the MIOT international Hospital in Chennai when the borders started to close down.

I wish to thank the TISI National Executive Board and all the District executives together with the TIV and TIM Sangam for

carrying out operations of Sangam during these trying times. On my return I have visited all the TISI Sangam Schools including

the College of Nursing, Temples, met with District executives and the TIM & the TIV’s. One of the things that stood out during

my tour was the spirit of service by our members, executives, school staff and parents. It was very pleasing to see the voluntary

work that all our people were engaged in to assist with the Sangam schools lunch program. And not only Sangam schools were

assisted but several of our other schools were also served lunch through the program.

After the easing of the restrictions districts are now able to perform their normal temple activities as well as organizing mini-

conventions. This year the TIV together with the TIM will have a mini-convention in Nadi to provide some sporting and cultural

activities since the Annual convention was cancelled. I urge all our members to be very vigilant and practice all care in terms of

COVID-19 precautionary guidelines and also control your expenses as we are uncertain about when this pandemic will end.

Wishing you all a very safe rest of the year.

Mr. Sadasivan Naicker

National President

CONTENTS

01: TISI Sangam Executives Report 06: Sangam Fiji Foundation Updates

02: Devasthanam Board Updates 07: TIV & TIM Sangam

03: Education Board Updates 08: Culture Board Updates

04: Sangam Institute of Technology Updates 09: District & Branch News

05: Land & Estates Board Updates 10: National President’s Visits

National President with Mrs. Sarita Naicker meeting

management and staffs of Koronubu Sangam Primary

National President with Mrs. Sarita Naicker meeting

management and staffs of Vunisamaloa Sangam School 1

TISI SANGAM – Secretary General

Leadership in the “Rough”

As the second decade of the 21st Century broke dusk on 01 January, it was filled with hopes for a better year

than the previous one. There were several plans for the year by TISI Sangam.

However, as the news of COVID-19 emerged around mid-January and later upgraded as a pandemic, Fiji took

immediate steps to avoid the virus from entering the country. By late March, Fiji had closed all borders

including the international airport for all commercial flights.

In matter of weeks, the world came to a grinding halt and in Fiji some 130,000 people lost their employment

due to the closure of resorts and tourism related businesses and the spillover effects. There were rapid increases in the virus

infections and deaths around the world. COVID-19 cases and deaths continue and borders around the world remain closed for travel

or tourism.

We in Fiji are fortunate that the government and its agencies like the Ministry of Health, Fiji Military and the Police Force

implemented strategies that included regional lock downs to avoid any community transmission of the virus. We are grateful and

acknowledge the efforts of each and everyone in this remarkable effort.

During this time, our members were immensely affected. We also note that our National President Sada Naicker and Secretary

Operations Kumar Sami were stranded in Chennai due to border closures and no flights and only managed to return in early July

after spending some 3 months. The current times and the future is unpredictable and all our best plans designed for 2020 are being

revisited. We are now on a purpose driven rather than a plan driven platform as we must deliver in the new reality. The new reality

of a society faced with massive unemployment, poverty and a fear of uncertain.

The COVID-19 period is a crisis period that no one imagined or experienced in the recent times. However, our Founder Swami

Sadhu Kuppuswamy served the community in Rakiraki and Tavua during the 1919 Spanish Flu pandemic by feeding sick and

transporting the infected in wheel burrows to the nearest medical centres. It is also noted that this 1919 pandemic caused the deaths

of some 9000 people only in Fiji. This was probably one of the very first humanitarian services by the founder prior to forming

TISI Sangam in 1926.

A crisis of this magnitude requires a bold, strong and proud leadership and TISI Sangam through its Executives, TIV, TIM and

Districts combined to bring invaluable strengths and attributes as we navigate this new reality and the challenges it has brought

upon us.

Our approach towards the crisis is more or less is in three time frames:

1. Respond: Deal with the current situation and manage the continuity. Our immediate response and launch of the Children’s

Lunch program is one of the projects within this frame. Our effort is simply to bridge the efforts of those parents not

employed or in reduced working hours to send children back to school.

2. Recover: Our efforts either within the organization or in cooperation with other NGO’s or Government agencies enables a

platform to learn from the current situation and plan to emerge stronger. Our cooperation with FRIEND and the COVID

Alliance provides those affected a unique opportunity for training, counseling and being self- sufficient. COVID Alliance

Centre assists people to express and regulate emotions; and resilience to stress during the crisis.

3. Prepare: The future will not be what it was yesterday nor be what it is today. A new normal will emerge and with it bring

many new challenges. With the right approach we can take tactical steps to elevate the Sangam spirit and mission of “unity

through the pathway of honesty” to move forward and create more value and positive societal impact rather than just

bounce back to status quo.

Our national efforts as described above brings not only a sense of pride but also the confirmation that we are all strong and bound

by one single objective -Serve the people.

Many joined in to assist the School Children Lunch program and many of you also expanded this program to include non-sangam

schools and we record my sincere appreciation.

These are not normal times and can best be described as crisis or rough days and the leadership and support you continue to provide

gives us the inspiration and encouragement to continue in quest of improving the lives of all people.

Namaskaram.

Mr. Damend. Gounder

Secretary General

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CEO – Updates

Namaskaram to you all.

The year 2020 started on an exciting note for all of us with a very successful seven months of the year

for TISI Sangam’s activities and projects. Despite the spread of COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on

economic and social aspects, TISI Sangam has continued to forge ahead with our plan for the year. Life

is no longer the same and the pandemic has challenged us in many fronts in relation to managing our lives.

From mid of March and several adjustments had to be made as the pandemic affected several aspects of our activities. Temples

were closed from the 26th of April until the 26th of June. With the reopening, a number of restrictions and precautions had to be put

in place. Schools reopened on the 6th of July and a number of restrictions continue to be maintained, especially related to social

gathering and activities. The Annual TISI Sangam Convention had to be cancelled as well as a number of meetings including the

Council of Management meetings and the district, temple and school AGM’s had to be postponed.

Amidst the various challenges posed by the pandemic, the TISI Sangam did not take a back seat but rose to the challenge and saw

the urgent need to assist people in our communities in whatever way possible. During the Easter weekend, the TISI Sangam

Saravana Bhavan restaurant commenced supplying lunch and refreshments to staff and patients at the Nadi Hospital COVID-19

Isolation center and as well as to our Fiji Police officers manning check points around Nadi and Lautoka. Our forefathers have left

a legacy of hard work and perseverance and that continues to motivate us to forge ahead.

After the announcement of the re-opening of the schools, the Sangam Fiji Foundation on the advice of the Secretary General,

considered assisting the students in our schools with free lunch. This started with the ‘TISI Sangam Schools Lunch Program’, which

was launched on the 8th of July and will continue until the end of the school academic year. Since March 8, the Sangam Fiji

Foundation has been distributing lunch supplies to all 26 Sangam schools and has also distributed lunch to several other schools in

various districts. Moreover, this year, after a lapse of 2 years, we were able to convene the Sangam Heads of School and

Management Seminar at the Waterfront Hotel, Lautoka on the 13th & 14th of March.

This year once again the Sevak Ratnam Sadhu Kuppuswamy Day was observed in districts and there were school based events. The

National TISI Sangam Fiji observed the day at the Suva Sangam Temple with a morning Hawan at the Temple by the NEB and the

COM delegates, followed by the flag raising and the Council of Management Meeting. This year the COM meeting fell on the 2nd

of August.

Wish you all a happy reading and stay safe.

Jai Narayan

CEO

TISI Sangam Fiji

TISI SANGAM NATIONAL EXECUTIVE BOARD AND COUNCIL MANAGEMENT BOARD

This year so far we have had altogether 3 NEB and 1 COM meeting. The schedule of the meetings had to be changed due to the

pandemic. 2 more NEB and COM meetings will be held in Sabeto and Navua, scheduled for October and December. However,

several meetings were conducted via zoom and through emails to ensure the progress of works did not get affected much.

Council of Management Meeting 2nd of August, 2020

Hosted by Nasinu TISI Sangam

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TISI SANGAM DEVASTHANAM BOARD

The 3 National TISI Sangam Temples and 16 district & branch Temples have suffered due to the Pandemic in several ways. Under

the guidance of the Devasthanam Board Chairman Mr. Gandhi Mestry and the Temple Committees our Temples have been able to

reopen with the new guidelines and precautionary measures in place. After the Temples reopened for devotees with limited public

gathering, they have been conducting their Annual Poojas as well as observing the main Hindu festivals and ceremonies. The

Thaipoosam at the Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami temple at the beginning of the year saw a very huge number of devotees gracing

the occasion at the temple from all over Fiji and abroad.

Assistance given to temples that will commemorate 100yeras for upgrade.

DISTRICTS & BRANCHES PARTICIPATING @ THE ANNUAL THAIPOOSAM, 2020

Ajay Kumar President Lautoka District leading

Lautoka District devotees

Priest - 2020 Sangam Thaipoosam @ the Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami Temple, Nadi

Suva Sangam kangan boys team

National Executives at Tagitagi Sangam

Temple for the boundary fencing project

Annual Pooja @ the Rifle Range

Sangam Temple Lautoka

Uciwai Sangam Temple assistance

for renovation and upgrading of the

Temple

Visiting Head Priest of Thiruthani, Shri Ravi Gurukkul presiding over the 2020 Sangam Thaipoosam @ the Sri

Siva Subramaniya Swami Temple, Nadi

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Sri Ganesh Chathurithi celebrations @ TISI National Temples

Devotees @ the Suva Foreshore - My

Suva Park after the Visarjan

Devotess arriving for Shri Ganesh

Visarjan @ Newtown Beach, Nadi

Sri Ganesh Chathurithi celebrations @

Howell Road Temple, Suva attended by

Chairman Devasthanan Board, CEO and

board member Partrick Kumar

Suva - Arulmigu Sri Raja Maha Mariamman Thiru Kovil

Labasa - Sri Venkateshwara Sangam Temple

Mrs. Kamini (Chef) with staff of Saravana

Bhavan Vegetarian Pure Restaurant

preparing dinner during the pooja

Chief Priest Mr. Mohan leading the

prayers with assistance from other priest

during the pooja with devotees

The Shree Ganesh Chathurithi was also celebrated with much enthusiasm and devotion and a huge number of devotees turned

up for the daily Poojas as well as for the final day during the Shree Ganesh Murthi Visharjan both in Nadi and Suva. The

Devasthanam Board and the National TISI Sangam Fiji will continue to assist all our Temples for their maintenance works

and to upgrade as we are approaching 100 years of our existence since inception in 1926. However, some of our Temples

have already reached 100 years of its existence.

Nadi - Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami Thiru Kovil

Chief of Suva Sangam Prakash Sivam

leads the Devotees @ the Suva

Foreshore - My Suva Park

Labasa District President, Mr.

Kamlesh leading the devotees

for the prayer

Priest Mr. Amar with devotees during the

prayers

National President TISI Sangam, Mr.

Sadasivan Naicker who attended the

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TISI SANGAM EDUCATION BOARD

In March 2020, after a lapse of 2 years the TISI sangam Heads of School and Managements Seminar was held at the waterfront

Hotel, Lautoka from the 13th to the 14th. The Chief Guest was the Minister for Education, Heritage & Arts, Hon. Rosy Akbar. The

2-day seminar was very well attended and had presentations from the Directors of each section from the Ministry of Education,

Swami Ji from the Ramakrishna Mission, USP academics and retired Educationists, Mr. Satindra Deo & Mr. Keshwan Padayachi.

All our schools started on a high note only to be closed after the announcement of the 1st case of COVID-19 in Fiji. Schools re-

opened on the 6th of July and since have been functioning normally. The Chairman of the TISI Sangam Education Board, Dr.

Neelesh Gounder, the Head of school of School of

Economics has visited many of our schools after the

schools re-opened for classes. Similarly, the Secretary

General and the National President have visited all our

schools to meet the school staff, Committees and

volunteers involved in the Sangam Schools lunch

program.

The Sevak Ratnam Sadhu Kuppuswamy National

Sangam school’s awards will be presented in term to

the winning schools and students for their excellence

in National Examinations. The Sangam Schools

Common Trial Examinations for Primary and High

schools will be sat during term 3.

TISI SANGAM – SANGAM INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

The TISI Sangam College of Nursing intake for 2020 was 115

students, while some of the students have later withdrawn to join

other institutions. Classes began normally for years 2 & 3

students on the 13th of January and for the year 1 students on the

27th of January, 2020. After the announcement on the COVID-

19 pandemic and closure of institutions, the SCN closed down

for a 3-week unscheduled break starting on 30th of March till the

13th of April.

The Graduation scheduled for 13th May was cancelled due to

COVID pandemic, for 96 bridging students and 20 midwifery

students. All the College staff continued to work to prepare for

Sangam Heads of School & Managements Seminar - 13th-14th March, 2020,

Waterfront Hotel, Lautoka

From Right: TISI Sangam Secretary General, Mr Gounder, Sangam Education Board Chairman, Dr. Neelesh with Minister of Education Mrs. Akbar and Mr. Padayachi having a discussion session

TISI School Managers at the Sangam Heads of School & Managers Seminar at

Waterfront, Lautoka with Secretary General & CEO

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online learning for the students and to uptake eLearning vis the Moodle platform. Since the 4th of May, students were able to access

lectures & tutorial online but attended clinical lab on campus. The 3rd year students commenced their clinical attachment from the

22nd of June. Classes and clinical attachment have since been normalized. The College has progressed well under the guidance of

the Chairman of the Academic Board Ambassador Amraiya Naidu and the SIT Board.

TISI SANGAM – LAND & ESTATES BOARD

The TISI Sangam Land & Estates Board has been overseeing the

acquiring of New properties as well as managing and maintaining

the existing ones. Last month the Sangam FSC Premises was leased

to the COVID-19 Alliance as a Humanitarian Response Center. The

premises are fully renovated and restored. The TISI sangam has also

approved for the rezoning of part of the Lovu Sangam Village

property to Commercial use and the rezoning process has already

begun. The Board has also approved the purchase of a property by

Nadroga Sangam which is located next to the Nadroga Sangam

School.

Nasinu Sangam has already begun with their 16 classroom and 3 hall

project, estimated to cost over $2million. Rakiraki sangam has also

begun with the 8 classroom building project at the Penang sangam

High School.

Our other districts have projects to upgrade their existing Temples and Schools as well as looking at investment projects.

The TISI sangam Fiji’s major project- the Sangam Cultural Complex in Nadi is now nearing completion and consists of

TISI Sangam National President / Chairman of the SIT Board

with the Sangam College of Nursing Staff & Labasa Executives

Newly Acquired FSC property at Navakai, Nadi

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5 office/shop outlets, a 750 seating capacity hall, commercial kitchen, storage rooms, the sangam Head office, 8

accommodation units and 3 Pujaris quarters.

TISI SANGAM – SANGAM FIJI FOUNDATION

The Sangam Fiji Foundation has undertaken the Sangam Retirement Village project to be located at the Nawai Sangam property.

The Project was launched on the 5th of December, and the first phase of the project will include 16 villas. The Foundation has also

undertaken the Sangam Schools lunch program and provides lunch supplies to all our 26 Sangam schools consisting of over 9000

ECE, Primary and High school students. The Lunch program caters for lunch for all our children 3 times a week, while some schools

are able to feed all students 5 times a week. Apart from the Sangam Schools Districts have also been supplying lunch to other

schools in their district. This has been so far one of the largest relief effort by the TISI Sangam Fiji.

Secretary General with appointed contractor for

the Penang Sangam High School Building Project Sangam Cultural Complex site meeting with

stakeholders

SANGAM CULTURAL COMPLEX NEARING COMPLETION

Invited Guests at the launching of retirement village project

LAUNCHING OF THE SANGAM RETIREMENT VILLAGE PROJECT @ THE BELO STREET SANGAM HALL, SUVA

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TISI SANGAM FIJI - SANGAM SCHOOLS LUNCH PROGRAM

TISI Sangam through the Fiji Sangam Foundation convened a meeting with the Sangam school’s managements on July 5th, 2020,

to discuss the forms of assistance to be provided to all our Sangam schools from beginning of term 2 due to the impact of the

worldwide Pandemic. A quick survey of the schools in the western division revealed that 60% of the parents had either lost their

jobs or were on reduced hours. The Sangam Fiji Foundation made available $75,000.00 and donations came from donors from

around Fiji and abroad. The Reddy Group donated $10000.00, Reddy Family from Melbourne, Australia together with Mr. Damend

Gounder Family donated $20,000.00, TISI Sangam Districts also contributed, Vivek Nadan Mudliar $5000.00 worth of goods,

Naresh Pillay who is based in the Netherlands and Operates the Cambridge Farms in Christchurch agreed to supply 100 bags of

Potatoes and 100 bags of Onions as long as the lunch program continued. Many more individuals and groups from all around Fiji

and Abroad came on board to donate cash and lunch supplies to the foundation and individual schools since the inception of the

program. The School lunch program continues in our schools except for schools in Labasa, Suva/Nasinu, Ba & Rakiraki where the

situation currently has eased. All, our Lautoka, Nadi and Nadroga schools continue to feed our school children.

CEO – Mr. Narayan receiving donation for Sangam Fiji

Foundation by Mr. Bhashkaran Mudaliar for Sangam

schools lunch program

National Treasurer Mr Payadachi together with Secretary

General receiving donation to Sangam Fiji Foundation by

Reddy Foundation for Sangam schools lunch program

Sangam School Managers & Council of

Management Meeting to decide on

assistance to the community during the

COVID-19 - Nadi

Ba Sangam Principal receiving the

distribution of lunch supplies to schools

for Ba area

Nadi Sangam SKM College Manager Mr. C.S.Pillay with his school board team assisting in preparing lunch for Sangam SKM College and Nadi Sangam

Primary

Raviravi Mathaar Sangam helping out

in the cooking of the lunch

TISI Sangam partners with Friends Fiji to

distribute food packs in Nadi

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Chairman of Education Board Dr. Neelesh Gounder visits schools during the lunch programme

Nasinu District President with his

Executives during the lunch preparation

for Nasinu Sangam School

Teachers help out for the

lunch distribution at

Nadrala Sangam School

A visit to the volunteers at Ba Sangam

helping out with cooking. Principal Ba

Sangam College & TIM National President

assisting out

Dr. Neelesh Gounder with Secretary

General meeting volunteers at

Uciwai Sangam helping out with

cooking

Dr. Neelesh Gounder with Secretary

General meeting the Head Teacher of

Nalovo Sangam

Lunch preparation – Dr. Neelesh

Gounder with team Penang Sangam

High

Dr. Neelesh Gounder with President of Nadi, Mr.

Muni Kamlesh & Treasurer Mr. Robert Naicker Teachers & Volunteers helping out during the lunch

preparation @ Labasa Sangam Primary

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Executives visiting Raviravi Sangam during the

lunch programme

4th from right front - Ram Bharat donating lunch @

Tagitagi Sangam School

Ba President with Executives visiting Ba Sangam

during the lunch programme

Lomolomo Mathaar Sangam preparing lunch

Lomolomo Primary School - a Non - Sangam

School

Volunteers helping out during the lunch

preparation @ Sabeto Sangam

TIM Sangam and Volunteers helping out @

Dreketi Sangam School

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LAUNCHING OF COVID-19 HUMANITARIAN RESPONSE

CENTRE – A PROJECT BY TISI SANGAM, FRIENDS FIJI

& THE COVID CHARITY ALLIANCE

The COVID-19 Humanitarian Response center, a project in partnership

by the TISI Sangam, the Friends Fiji and the COVID-19 CSO Alliance

was launched on the 11th of August at the Sangam’s Navakai premises

(former FSC premises). The center caters for the distribution of food

packs to the unemployed and provides counselling services, training for

the sustainable livelihoods including distribution of seedlings, medical

checkups and legal services.

TISI Sangam Fiji National Treasurer handing a cheques of

$5000.00 to Kanti Punja one of the trustees of Fiji Grimit

Council. On the right is Mr. Selwa Nandan Secretary of the

Fiji Girmit Council.

Lautoka Maathar Sangam preparing lunch at Lovu

Sangam School Executives of Suva branch helping out in

lunch preparation for Suva Sangam

College

Dr. Neelesh with Rakiraki TISI Sangam

distributing lunch to Rakiraki District &

Naria Primary- Non- Sangam Schools

Komal Nandini Sharma of Lawaki settlement in Lautoka donating lunch supplies to Dreketi Sangam

TISI National President, Executives with Friends Fiji

Director Ms. Shashi Kiran, Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre

Mrs. Shamima Ali @ the launch of COVID-19 centre

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SADHU KUPPUSWAMY DAY

This year for the first time the TISI Sangam Council of Management meeting was scheduled on the 2nd of August, 2020. The

Sadhu Kuppuswamy day this year was observed at the Suva Sangam Howell Temple with a Hawan and flag rising attended by

the National Executive board and Council of Management board delegates.

SEVAK RATNAM SADHU KUPPUSWAMY DAY HAWAN @ SRI RAJ MAHAMARIAMMAN TEMPLE, SUVA

SCHOOLS OBSERVING THE SEVAK RATNAM SADHU KUPPUSWAMY DAY

NEB & COM delegates participate in the morning

hawan @ Suva Sangam Temple

Vatuyaka Sangam School students performing

early morning arti

TISI Sangam National Treasurer, VP Southern Mr. Vijay

Narayan together with the general public at the launch

@ Navakai, Nadi

Uciwai Sangam School students

performing early morning arti

TISI Sangam with our partners at the official launch

Friends Fiji & CSO Alliance

Tagitagi Sangam School students

performing early morning arti

Mr. Prakash - Chief Priest performing the hawan for

Sadhu Kuppuswamy Day

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TISI SANGAM – CULTURAL BOARD

The TISI Sangam Cultural Board has been guided by its Chairman Pundit Nag Bushnam Mudaliar and the NEB. A

number of board meetings have been held and the board is in the process of the proper registration of the existing and

intending South Indian Pundits and Marriage officers. The Board is also engaged in the process of aligning and

producing a Handbook for all our Sangam Pundits to ensure that

there is a uniform conduct of all our Marriage, Death and other

similar ceremonies.

Ba Sangam teachers and National TIM President

with Vice President celebrating Sadhu Day Head Teacher with students @

Madhuvani Sangam School

Nalovo Sangam poster competition during the

Sadhu day celebrations

Head Teacher Anjili

Ratnam with students

@ Lovu Sangam

Dr. Kishan visiting lecturer to Sangam

College of Nursing Chief Guest

@Nasinu Sangam

Penang Sangam with branch executives performing

early morning arti

Tagitagi Maathar Sangam

President and Executives

performing early morning

arti

Chief Priest - Sri Mohan Samabhasivan Gurukkul Sri Siva Subramaniya Swami Temple

Chief Priest - Sri Prakash Sivam Sri Raga Maha Mariamman Temple

TIV & TIM SANGAM

The TIV and the TIM Sangam have been having their

Executive Board and Council meetings regularly.

Despite the cancellation of the Annual Sangam

Convention the Districts in partnership with our TIM

and TIV’s have been hosting zonal mini-conventions

and sports and will culminate with the CVC sometime

in October to be held in Nadi. It is also very

encouraging to see our TIV’s and TIM’s actively

involved in the Sangam Schools Lunch program

DISTRICT & BRANCH NEWS

National Mathaar Sangam Executives &

Mathaar Sangam members hosting the

outgoing High Commissioner to Fiji from India

Smt. Padmaja in Nadi

Rakiraki TISI supplying refresments to the

Rakiraki Police and Hospital

Lautoka TISI Sangam AGM 2020

Nadi District Mini Convention 5TH - 6TH

SEPTEMBER @ Nadi Sangam SKM College with

Chief Guest Mr. Roy Krishna

Penang Sangam High classroom project – work

under way

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TISI SANGAM FIJI – NATIONAL PRESIDENT VISITS TO SANGAM SCHOOLS AND DISTRICTS

The Nation President, Mr. Sadasivan Naicker made a general visit to all the schools and district, below are some of the highlights:

National President addressing Lautoka TISI

Sangam during his visit to the west

National President with Vice President Southern

Mr. Vijay Narayan with teachers and

management @ Nadrala Sangam School

National President addressing the Nadi District TISI @

Nadi Sangam KM College

National President with Nalovo Sangam School, staff

& students

National President with management @ Uciwai

Sangam School

National President with Vice President Southern Mr.

Vijay Narayan with teachers and management @

Nadroga Sangam

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National President with wife meeting Head Teacher &

admin staffs @ Nadi Sangam Primary School National President with Nadi SSKM College staff

National President with TIM President, Executives with teachers and management @ Ba Sangam College

Coqeloa Maathar Sangam Members and TISI Labasa Executives

with National President and Mrs. Sarita Naicker

National President with Mrs. Sarita Naicker

meeting management and staffs of Vatuyaka

Sangam School

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