People often ask me where I’m from, but it’s not always easy for me to answer. My great grandfather moved to Fiji from India in the early 1900s to serve as a labourer on the sugar plantations. Fiji at that time was a British colony, so my grandfather had a British passport. Later, my parents and I were born in Fiji, but we were always singled out there as Fijians Indians rather than Fijians, and I always wondered why people insisted that I be called a Fijian Indian when I knew nothing about India. And now I’ve . . .
People often ask me where I’m from, but it’s not always easy for me to answer. M…
