High Commissioner Appreciates the Indian Community’s Contribution to Australian Society; Commends Efforts to Preserve Cultural Heritage and Strengthen Community Identity
New Delhi/Newcastle, Australia: India’s High Commissioner to Australia, Nagesh Singh, visited the University of Newcastle, where he addressed members of the Indian community at an interaction organised by the United India Newcastle Partnership Association for Cooperation (UNIPAC).
During the gathering, the High Commissioner acknowledged the significant contributions made by the Indian diaspora to Australian society and appreciated its role in strengthening people-to-people connections between the two countries.
He particularly commended the community’s efforts to preserve its cultural roots, maintain strong connections with Indian traditions and heritage, and promote a shared sense of identity among Indians living in Australia.
As part of his visit, Nagesh Singh also participated in the Mega Diwali celebrations organised by UNIPAC at Foreshore Park in Newcastle. The event brought together members of the Indian diaspora and other guests to celebrate the festival of lights through cultural festivities and community participation.
The High Commissioner interacted with members of the Indian community and other attendees, sharing the festive spirit and acknowledging the importance of such celebrations in keeping cultural traditions alive among overseas Indians.
His participation in the community interaction and Diwali festivities highlighted the important role played by the Indian diaspora in strengthening cultural bonds, fostering mutual understanding and further deepening the people-to-people relationship between India and Australia.