Independence Day Message from Senator Zed Seselja
It is my great pleasure to offer my best wishes to the Federation of Indian Associations of the ACT (FINACT) and the wider Indian community on the occasion of the 67th Indian Independence Day. […]
Author: Sanjay Pandey
Independence Day Message from Andrew Leigh MP
Indian Independence is one of the great events of human history. The 67th anniversary is a chance for us to acknowledge the achievements of Indian democracy, supported by the Indian diaspora around the globe. […]
Independence Day Message by Giulia Jones MLA
Celebrating 67 years of Indian Independence
I am pleased to congratulate you on the 67th Anniversary of Indian Independence.
As the Shadow Minister for Multicultural Affairs I am so honoured to support FINACT and the Indian community here in Canberra and to be a part of this great celebration. […]
Independence Day Invitation
On the occasion of the 67th Anniversary of India’s Independence a Flag Hoisting Ceremony will be held at the High Commission of India, 3 Moonah Place Yarralumla on Friday the 15th August, 2014 at 9.00AM. All members of the Indian community are cordially invited to attend and are requested to be at the site by 8.45am. […]
MyCricket Administration Training Session
Cricket ACT and Cricket Australia invite you to attend a MyCricket training session. […]
FINACT General Council Meeting at the Parliament House
This is a gentle reminder to RSVP by COB Tuesday 29 April 2014. Please ignore this, if you have already responded. Please update your association delegates names for future correspondence as well. […]
Canberra’s Sister City Proposal
Dear Community Leaders,
The sister cities or twin towns are local school and/or chamber of commerce programs designed to foster international communication and cooperation. Like the city version of a “pen pal”, a city is assigned one or more similarly sized and situated international cities. Sisters cities usually share characteristics, such as both being coastal cities or island-cities. The programs include exchange students or economic programs. […]
28th & 29th Know India Programme
The Ministry of Overseas Indian Affairs has been organising the Know India Program (earlier Internship Programme for Diaspora Youth (IPDY)) to create awareness about the phenomenal transformation taking place in India and the country’s progress from just a destination for culture, heritage and art to an emerging powerhouse in the global economic system. Twenty seven such programmes have been organised up till now in partnership with different states. Following the success of the programmes and based on the positive feedback received from the interns, the next Know India Programmes (KIP) are proposed to be organised for 40 participants to be selected from countries all over the world. The KIP in the nature of an Orientation Programme is expected to provide the participants exposure to various facets of the Indian way of life, culture, spirituality, adventure and sports, creativity and composite character of India and interaction with youth from different parts of the country.