Seychelles is a comparatively young nation which can trace its first settlement back to 1770
When the islands were first settled by the French, leading a small party
Whites, Indians and Africans. The islands remained in French hands until the
Defeat of Napoleon at Waterloo, evolving from humble beginnings to attain a
Population of 3,500 by the time Seychelles was ceded to Britain under the
Treaty of Paris in 1814.
Under the British,
Seychelles achieved a population of some 7,000 by the year 1825. Important
Estates were established during this time producing coconut, food crops, cotton and sugar cane. During this period Seychelles also saw the establishment of
Victoria as her capital, the exile of numerous and colorful troublemakers from
the Empire, the devastation caused by the famous Avalanche of 1862 and the
Economic repercussions of the abolition of slavery.
Seychelles achieved Independence from Britain in 1976 and became a republic within the Commonwealth. Following a period of single party rule by the government of Mr. France Albert René, on December 4, 1991, President René announced a return to the multi-party system of government. In 1993 the first multiparty presidential And legislative elections held under a new constitution in which President René Was victorious. President René also won the 1998 and 2003 elections before Transferring the Presidency to James Alix Michel in June 2004.
Seychelles achieved Independence from Britain in 1976 and became a republic within the Commonwealth. Following a period of single party rule by the government of Mr. France Albert René, on December 4, 1991, President René announced a return to the multi-party system of government. In 1993 the first multiparty presidential And legislative elections held under a new constitution in which President René Was victorious. President René also won the 1998 and 2003 elections before Transferring the Presidency to James Alix Michel in June 2004.
Seychelles consists of 155 islands only 3 of which have any "sizeable" population. They are Mahe, Praslin and La Digue islands.Victoria is the capital of the Republic of Seychelles. This largest city of the Seychelles was named after Queen Victoria during British colonial rule. Victoria is the largest settlement on Mahe, and also the capital of the Republic of Seychelles. However, even though it's the national capital, the feel of Victoria is a smaller, quieter town rather than a bustling city.Mahe is also the best place to get a feel for the culture of the Seychelles. Around 75,000 people live on Mahe. There are three official languages in the Seychelles: Creole (a lilting, French-based patois), English and French. Many Seychellois also speaks fluent Italian or German.
Annual Kavadi procession through Victoria, capital of Seychelles |
1, Dr. Ramadoss (Head On Defense Forces Medical wing , Seychelles )
2, Mr. Durai
Karunakaran ( Chief Justice of Supreme Court, Seychelles )
Government Lawyers..
Mr.Ronny
Govinden Attorney General
Mr Anath SUBRAMANIAN,
State Counsel Head.
Mr Somasundaram Bar Council Head
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More Read about Seychelles Travel Attractions..
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Collection & Written by M.Ajmal Khan
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