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Friday, August 22, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 73
Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust celebrated I-day at Aotea Square with Flag Hosting Ceremony and CulturalPerformances at ASB Theatre. Along with that The South Trust, Auckland Indian Association, NZ Indian Central Association, Waitakere Indian Association, Roopa Aur Aap Charitable Trust; Radio Humm FM and many organisations from many states of India and neighbour countries too, came together for the first time under one umbrella to prove that we all belong from a country who believes in “Unity in Diversity”.
The dignitaries who marked the presence on this special eve were Mayor of Auckland His Worship Len Brown. High Commissioner of India His Excellency Ravi Thapar, Minister of Ethnic Affairs Judith Collins, Labour Party was represented by Phil Goff, Leader of NZ First Party Winston Peters, Members of Parliament, Auckland Council Councillors & Local Board Members, Representatives of the Community Organisations, Community Leaders and many distinguished Guests. The event started by flag hosting with National Anthem. The entire crowd acknowledged the great Indian fete in Auckland with joyful performances.
Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust celebrated I-day at Aotea Square with Flag Hosting Ceremony and CulturalPerformances at ASB Theatre. Along with that The South Trust, Auckland Indian Association, NZ Indian Central Association, Waitakere Indian Association, Roopa Aur Aap Charitable Trust; Radio Humm...
Bhartiya Samaj Charitable Trust celebrated I-day at Aotea Square with Flag Hosting Ceremony and CulturalPerformances at ASB Theatre. Along with that The South Trust, Auckland Indian Association, NZ Indian Central Association, Waitakere Indian Association, Roopa Aur Aap Charitable Trust; Radio Humm FM and many organisations from many states of India and neighbour countries too, came together for the first time under one umbrella to prove that we all belong from a country who believes in “Unity in Diversity”.
The dignitaries who marked the presence on this special eve were Mayor of Auckland His Worship Len Brown. High Commissioner of India His Excellency Ravi Thapar, Minister of Ethnic Affairs Judith Collins, Labour Party was represented by Phil Goff, Leader of NZ First Party Winston Peters, Members of Parliament, Auckland Council Councillors & Local Board Members, Representatives of the Community Organisations, Community Leaders and many distinguished Guests. The event started by flag hosting with National Anthem. The entire crowd acknowledged the great Indian fete in Auckland with joyful performances.
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