Keeping culture alive
This short text describes how Indian New Zealanders have created cultural associations to help maintain their connections with their home country, provide support, and learn from each other.
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Series: Connected
Keeping culture alive
Cultural associations have been very important for Indian New Zealanders and their communities. This text looks at the formation of these associations and the support they provided, including information on the New Zealand Indian Central Association formed in 1926 and historical images.
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Connected 2023 Level 2 – Settling in
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2 of 3Jelal Natali: The shopkeeper who stood up
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