ISSUE
Friday, August 15, 2025
Volume 16 . Issue 72
Indian Weekender continued to scale new heights and set standards this year as well. Besides continuing to excel with the weekly publication, Indian Weekender’s events were well-received by the Kiwi-Indian community
Hall of Fame 2015
This year’s Hall of Fame marked its third anniversary. It grew even bigger with the announcement of two new awards this year along with the coveted Kiwi Indian Hall of Fame. The new awards Kiwi-Indian Young Achiever and Kiwi-Indian Unsung Hero, were received very well. This year Dr Kantilal Naranji Patel was inducted into the Hall of Fame for his contribution towards the Kiwi-Indian community. Prerna Sinha aka Dj Charlie and Parveen Patel won the awards for Kiwi-Indian Young Achiever and Kiwi-Indian Unsung Hero respectively. The event graced by Prime Minister John Key and other MPs, model and actor Colin Mathura-Jeffree and who’s who of the Kiwi-Indian community, was highly praised for its grandeur, content and the “wow factor”
Kiwi Indian Thought Series
Another feather added to the hat of Indian Weekender this year was the Kiwi-Indian Thought series. The inaugural series was held at the Aotea centre during the Auckland Diwali Festival on Oct 17-18 and received encouraging response from the audience. We hope to bring you more of the informative talk-sessions in the upcoming year.
Indian Weekender continued to scale new heights and set standards this year as well. Besides continuing to excel with the weekly publication, Indian Weekender’s events were well-received by the Kiwi-Indian community
Hall of Fame 2015
This year’s Hall of Fame marked its third anniversary. It...
Indian Weekender continued to scale new heights and set standards this year as well. Besides continuing to excel with the weekly publication, Indian Weekender’s events were well-received by the Kiwi-Indian community
Hall of Fame 2015
This year’s Hall of Fame marked its third anniversary. It grew even bigger with the announcement of two new awards this year along with the coveted Kiwi Indian Hall of Fame. The new awards Kiwi-Indian Young Achiever and Kiwi-Indian Unsung Hero, were received very well. This year Dr Kantilal Naranji Patel was inducted into the Hall of Fame for his contribution towards the Kiwi-Indian community. Prerna Sinha aka Dj Charlie and Parveen Patel won the awards for Kiwi-Indian Young Achiever and Kiwi-Indian Unsung Hero respectively. The event graced by Prime Minister John Key and other MPs, model and actor Colin Mathura-Jeffree and who’s who of the Kiwi-Indian community, was highly praised for its grandeur, content and the “wow factor”
Kiwi Indian Thought Series
Another feather added to the hat of Indian Weekender this year was the Kiwi-Indian Thought series. The inaugural series was held at the Aotea centre during the Auckland Diwali Festival on Oct 17-18 and received encouraging response from the audience. We hope to bring you more of the informative talk-sessions in the upcoming year.
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