Obituaries

Adyeswar Halder was born on 15th March 1934 at Bangladesh. He was married to Sita Halder and have two sons and three daughters....

Mr. Parmananda Naidu, aged 63, born in Nalovo, Nadi, is the eldest son of Mr.& Mrs. Kupswammy Naidu. He has three brothers, Logan, Ashok &Pappu and four sisters Babby, Rattna, Devintila and Bubby. After High School at SVC, he went to Suva to pursue his career as a Diesel Mechanic…...

Harbans Lal was born on 8th September 1948 at Punjab, India. He was married with Harbans Kaur and have one son....

Rajesh Prakash Maharaj was born on 11th August 1955 at Suva, Fiji. He was a humble radio personality from Fiji who became a household name in New Zealand and continues to leave a legacy behind for the greater good of the community. His famous saying: Fanoos ban kar jiski hifazat hawa…...

Sosiua Heloto Ula was born on 12th January 1999 at Otahuhu, Auckland, New Zealand....

Phulmati Chandra was born on 5th February 1953 at Nausori, Fiji. She was married with Prakash Chandra at Nausori, Fiji. She have two sons and a daughter....

Achaiya Krishna was born on  25th August 1933 at Rakiraki, Fiji. He was married to Kaushali (Lilla) on 20th June 1958. Children: Jagdesh Krishna (Surend/ Usha Krishna) Late Shakuntala Krishna (Nanni) Janendra Krishna (Johnny/ Yashwini Krishna) Harivendra Krishna (Bijju/ Sharin Krishna) Grand Children: Dharneesh Krishna – Geeta, Rebekah Krishna (Lee)…...

Vijayalaxmi Rasela a wonderful wife, a proud mother and ever loving grandmother (Inna) always kept not only the family happiest but also everyone around her. She loved everyone and was very kind by always showering gifts and help. माँ ही हमारा जीवन था अब ये जीवन ही जीवित ना रहा!…...

Taramatti was devoted to Sai Baba, and firmly believed in His well known quote “Sab ka Malik Ek” (Everyone’s God is the Same). She also often recited the Gayatri Mantra, especially in the face of any difficulties and often advised others to do the same. Gayatri Mantra “Om bhur bhuvah…...

Amar was born in Nakabula Lautoka. He was the youngest of the 12 children of late Mr & Mrs Permal. He received his Primary education at Lovu Sangam School and Secondary education at Tilak High where he completed fifth form. He worked for Makan’s Pharmacy and later joined FEA Lautoka…...