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India’s Independence Day Celebrations Across Australia

 India’s Independence Day Celebrations Across Australia

India’s Independence Day is a momentous occasion for the Indian diaspora in Australia, offering an opportunity to celebrate freedom, culture, and community. Across main Australian cities, the 78th Independence Day of India will be marked with flag-hoisting ceremonies, cultural programs, and gatherings.

In Sydney, the Consulate General of India is hosting a grand event at the iconic Sydney Cricket Ground. The celebrations will include a flag-hoisting ceremony followed by a vibrant cultural evening, bringing together the Indian community and friends of India in a joyous atmosphere.

The High Commission of India in Canberra will hold a flag-hoisting ceremony at its premises in Yarralumla. This official event is expected to draw dignitaries, community leaders, and Indian-Australians who will gather to pay respect to India’s independence and reflect on the strong ties between India and Australia.

In Melbourne, the Consulate General of India is inviting the Indian diaspora and friends of India to a flag-hoisting ceremony at its office on St Kilda Road. This event promises to be a heartfelt celebration of India’s journey to freedom, with community members coming together to express their pride in their heritage.

Perth will also join in the celebrations with a flag-hoisting ceremony arranged by the Consulate General of India. The event will take place at the Consulate’s office on St George’s Terrace, offering a space for the Indian community to unite and celebrate their shared heritage.

These events across Australia not only commemorate India’s independence but also strengthen the bond between Indian Australians and their homeland. Whether you’re in Sydney, Canberra, Melbourne, or Perth, there’s a place for you to join in the festivities and celebrate this significant day.

For more information on event timings and specific details, please visit the respective consulate or High Commission websites.

Daisy Akhtar

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