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India Club Iconic Diwali – a Celebration full of Multicultural Flair and Enjoyment
India Club stands for Multiculturism, inclusivity and social cohesion, hence its annual Iconic Diwali celebration was passionately filled with Story of Ramayan, Indonesian, Sri Lankan, Middle Eastern, Australian & Bollywood Performances that was delivered with gusto. It is eagerly awaited by its members, friends
and the diverse community to party, enjoy friendships, amazing performances, yummy banquet (Maya) and vibrant DJ dancing in a classy décor. The vibrant cheery attendees relished the experience of this enchanting evening over 4 hours.
A sincere admiration of “better than last year”, every year, by our many guests attending since its inception in 2009, empowers our devoted core Team to do better than their best.
Cheering addresses, from The Hon. Phillip Ruddock, Deputy Mayor Mark Hodges, Hon Damien Tudehope, Hon. David Clarke, Commander of the Hills PAC Police Superintendent Darrin Batchelor and Emeritus Mayor Dr Michelle Byrne, their enthusiastic support and appreciation of India Club for such celebrations and other communityoriented functions, bringing multicultural communities together, delighted all present and lifted their spirits.
The ongoing support of our sponsors Multicultural NSW, Wishmed & CMRC is much appreciated.
Active IC Member Rajiv Chaudhari’s
passionate message about what India Club stands for and the value it adds to the community, was very warmly received. The India Club Star 2022 award winner was University student Khushi Dakshin. Sums of $250 each were donated to the two IC selected charities “The Hills Relay for Life” and “Lisa Harnum Foundation”.
The free tasting of “Love Delhi Gin”, was presented by “Liquor Wine Cave”. The Gin brimming with tropical mango flavour and a burst of pomegranate – turned out a big hoot.
