UMQ organize world record certificate distribution

from IA – May 16-31, 2024

One year after violent protests shook Pakistan, military and Imran’s PTI still at loggerheads

Brisbane, May 5 (Australia India News Newsdesk)

United Malayalees of Queensland (UMQ) conducted World record certificate distribution and a panel discussion about collective flourishing, at Parliament house, Queensland, recently.

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IA – May 16-31, 2024