Satendra Nandan

Satendra Nandan was born in Nadi, in Fiji, into a family of Indian origin. After studies in Delhi, Leeds and at the Australian National University, where he defended a thesis on the work of Patrick White, he taught at the University of the South Pacific from 1969. Elected to Parliament in 1982, then in 1987, he was Minister for Health, Social Welfare and Women until the coup of 1987. Settled afterwards in Australia, he taught in Canberra, then returned to Fiji to help found the University of Fiji.

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• NovelThe Wounded SeaSatendra Nandan · 1991Literature