Before I go into detail as to the appointment of the Federation of Aboriginal Nations of the Americas (FANA) opening an embassy in India, I would like to refresh the readers' memories as to what FANA is.

I will do a direct quote from FANA’s website. “The Federation of Aboriginal Nations of the Americas (FANA) is a confederation of pre-colonial American Indian Tribes and Nations that are ancestral inhabitants to the lands contemporarily referred to as the Americas. FANA works collectively to develop and implement policies, procedures and initiatives that ensure and support the public safety, economic and cultural progress, and general well-being of the FANA Member Nation Tribal Citizens.”

FANA’s mission is “To provide leadership and serve as the collective voice for the development of the mass unification of the Aboriginal Tribes and Nations of the Americas.” Its vision is “To be the catalyst and foundational federation for the progression of global respect and support for the Aboriginal Tribes and Nations of the Americas.”

I would also like to quote from another announcement how FANA operates: FANA is “Operating through private foreign American Aborigine Tribal Trust established according to international Hague Trust Treaty standards, FANA assists its Member Nations in addressing violations of their inherent aboriginal and human rights by shedding light on the over 600 years of ancestral lineage the FANA Member Nations possess.”

I have mentioned in previous articles that FANA continues to expand and to solidify its global influence as it continues to establish and add the staff necessary for its global expansion into those countries which are friendly towards FANA so that FANA can accomplish its directives.

I would like to write about FANA opening an Embassy in India. On April 1, 2024, FANA’s Ambassador Mark Taylor announced the appointment of Mr. Raja Seevan, as FANA’s 

Ambassador to India at the swearing-in event being held in Bangalore, India. Ambassador Seevan is the Chairman and Founder Trustee India Centre for Social Transformation as FANA’s Ambassador to India.

I would like to take a moment to clarify who reports to who so that people will understand the hierarchy regarding this appointment of an Ambassador to India. There will be developments where FANA will be establishing a relationship with the actual Government leadership in order to open an embassy. Such is the case with India.

Ambassador Seevan reports to FANA’s Ambassador to the Commonwealth and Ambassadorial Coordinator, Ambassador Douglas Scott. Ambassador Scott reports directly to the Minister of International Affairs and FANA’s Ambassador to the United Nations, Principal Chief Dr. Ronald Yonaguska Holloway of the SandHill Band of Lenape and Cherokee Indians (NY, NJ, PA).

The swearing-in was performed in the presence of FANA’s Minister of International Affairs, Principal Chief Dr. Ronald Yonaguska Holloway of the SandHill Band of Lenape and Cherokee Indians (NY, NJ, PA), Chief AI, Supreme Chief of Justice (First Taupaw of the FANA ICS), Lord Orville Thomas, Ambassador at Large Douglas Scott, Judge Lady Sheila Davenport, Ambassador to Brazil Marcus Aurelius, Ambassador Aaron Cardinall and Ambassador Mark Taylor.

Ambassador Seevan brings to FANA his exceptional administrative capabilities. He also brings his vast understanding of social impact and technology coupled with his fervent understanding of many humanitarian issues not only in India but in other countries around the world.

I would like to quote from information that I have received so that I can best describe the importance of this appointment.

“I am happy to announce the opening of Embassy in India which will support FANA’s global outreach supporting Humanitarian causes, Cultural, Education, and Infrastructure. Furthermore also help Indian Ambassador to establish his team for the operations in this part of the world.” His Excellency Mark Taylor, European Ambassador FANA.

FANA’s Embassy in India, in their forward-thinking ways is here to provide support to the Indigenous tribes of India with medical needs, education, jobs and legal assistance. FANA’s Embassy is here to help everyone in need, on humanitarian grounds. The Indian Embassy of FANA is building a shelter for animals which will help the street dogs, cats, monkeys, and other domestic animals. Apart from food, medical treatment, rehabilitation etc., India tribes will be provided with skill sets which would help them in being entrepreneurs and self-reliant.”

Also at this event, other appointments of Ambassadors for other Regions of the world were also announced.

• Mr. Lalit Mohan Tayal as Ambassador to UAE & Dubai

• Mr. Lalit Mohan Tayal as Ambassador to Ethiopia

• Mr. Lalit Mohan Tayal as Ambassador to Zambia

• Mr. Rakesh Tayal as Ambassador to Tanzania

• Mrs. Swatee Jayaswal Tayal as Ambassador to Peru

• Mr. Tushaar Batheja as Ambassador to Guinea

FANA Indian Embassy announced its team that was appointed in the presence of the FANA Global Team and all the dignitaries.

• Ms. Sharmila Dorairaj –Envoy to India

• Mr. Shyam Mohan –Consul General

• F.C.C.A & Prof. Sanjay Dwivedi -Minister Commercial Projects, HR & Internal Audit

• Capt. Garry Singh (Retired. 5 Airborne Regiment, SF) –Minister Internal Affairs & Security

• Ms. Sucharita Eashwar –Minister for Culture & Women Entrepreneurship

• Mrs. T S Girija -Minister Legal & Statutory

• Mr. Prahlad -CA8.Mr. Vernon D’Souza

• Mrs. Akilandeshwari Nithyanandham

• Ms. Anju Menon

• Mr. Ananramji

Raja Seevan

With over 37 years of experience from Research and Development, Marketing, Branding and launching of various products for top pharmaceutical companies with combination of IT technical, business development, project management skills. He is responsible for growing Transformation business at Indian CST, globally and drives the vision. Currently leading a powerful widely experienced team network which is spread across the country who have many successful product / project completion stories to their credit at the National and International level.

He is the Chairman & Founder Trustee Indian Centre for Social Transformation, a registered public charitable Trust, has been formed to lead such a transformation in India, to meet the needs towards making India a world leader. He has been credited for building relationships, strategic alliances and teaming partnerships and contributing to OSDD, Epashuhaat, KisanMitr, Smart Cities to bring in Social Transformation in all walks of life, working with Govt. of Karnataka’s Department of Health and Family Welfare Services for integrating various 250+.healthcare projects. A total of 10+ original Research Papers published in high impact scientific journals in the world.

He represented on the National Apex committee member of Open-Source Drug Discovery (OSDD) which is a CSIR Team India Consortium with Global Partnership with a vision to provide affordable healthcare to the developing world. Currently Raja Seevan is the committee member leading the Development of the National Digital Platform for Farmer on the Principal Scientific Adviser to the Govt. of India under the Prime Minister of India, Epashuhaat GPMS Transportal Project wins Pan India implementation PMI Award for Excellence and Architecting Project Management for A New World Order. GPMS Transportal has become the world first cloud computing integrated make in India solution platform.

He is nominated as a member on the C20 which is one of the engagement groups under G20. Recently was Nominated by Lausanne (Switzerland) based International Institute for Management Development (IMD) as a member of the reputed International Panel of Experts from India that compares the competitiveness of 59 major countries in the world