(The latest update on our Ambassador to India, Hon.Dr.Raja Seevan.  Also, if there are any grammatical differences, it is because his status and name are entered into his word structures.  As I have mentioned many times when writing articles, the sentences and grammatical structures of the person I am covering may differ from our way of writing, speaking, spelling, etc. I will use their vernacular.)

Ambassador Seevan was appointed FANA's Ambassador to India in the spring of 2024. At that time, he brought his exceptional administrative capabilities to the Federation.  He also brought his vast understanding of social impact and technology, as well as his fervent understanding of many humanitarian issues in India and other countries worldwide.

He will assist and collaborate with India in Trade, Commerce, Investments, tribes, and tribal empowerment. He will help to develop the infrastructure for the success of various projects needed to aid the people of India. He will work with the people to create the necessary programs to preserve their heritage, address their health, education, and skills development, and learn how to produce much-needed food security. He will also help them to achieve the right to govern themselves and to guarantee liberty and life goals for all the people, including the elderly and their nation's children.

Though he is the Ambassador to India and is involved in developing an educational system for that country at this time, he has also been making inroads into surrounding countries. He will continue to be FANA's contact with the new territories until FANA appoints a qualified representative to take over some territories that are now aware of FANA's presence in that part of the world.

H.E.Hon.Dr. Raja Seevan Fana Ambassador's persistent efforts to carry out FANA's mandates in working with India's officials enabled Ambassador Seevan to reach out to the Royal Family of Bhutan. His endeavors led to a meeting with a royal family member, Ashi Deki C. Wanchuck. "She has played significant roles in promoting Bhutanese culture, traditions, and values.".and also met with her son, Mr. Meyo Rabsel Namgyel, Deputy Director of Dralha Group

"...The meeting covered the various topics relevant to Bhutan's economy, which is based on "agriculture, forestry, tourism, and the sale of hydroelectric power to India."  Also discussed at the meeting was a discussion on "Strategic Investment opportunities in setting up GPMS AI Labs for all educational institutions, Food innovation centers, and Renewable energy and Agri-Sustainability Hubs Across India and Bhutan…"

I included the above quotes from the picture's caption attached below, which addresses what transpired during the meeting.

I have embedded the links to the Daily Kos Articles regarding Ambassador Seevan. I have embedded a link to learn more about the Royal Family of Bhutan.