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Friday, August 22, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 73
Suva: The High Commission of India’s Indian Cultural Centre (ICC) offers a wide variety of free services to the people of Fiji.
Centre director Dr Kamal Mishra said the centre offered courses in carnatic vocal music, Indian classical dances such as Kathak and Bharatnatyam and Indian classical instrument playing of the tabla, harmunium with vocal and functional Hindi.
ICC also offers yoga classes through its branches in Suva and Lautoka which promotes healthy living in the country. Dr Mishra said the good thing about the courses was that its conducted free of charge and was available to people of any race and religion.
“With both Fiji and India having the same quality of multiculturalism and we are both learning from each other’s experiences, this creates a natural bond between us,” Dr Mishra said.
Suva: The High Commission of India’s Indian Cultural Centre (ICC) offers a wide variety of free services to the people of Fiji. Centre director Dr Kamal Mishra said the centre offered courses in carnatic vocal music, Indian classical dances such as Kathak and Bharatnatyam and Indian classical...
Suva: The High Commission of India’s Indian Cultural Centre (ICC) offers a wide variety of free services to the people of Fiji.
Centre director Dr Kamal Mishra said the centre offered courses in carnatic vocal music, Indian classical dances such as Kathak and Bharatnatyam and Indian classical instrument playing of the tabla, harmunium with vocal and functional Hindi.
ICC also offers yoga classes through its branches in Suva and Lautoka which promotes healthy living in the country. Dr Mishra said the good thing about the courses was that its conducted free of charge and was available to people of any race and religion.
“With both Fiji and India having the same quality of multiculturalism and we are both learning from each other’s experiences, this creates a natural bond between us,” Dr Mishra said.
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