The Dunedin Indian Association was formed by members from various Indian community groups to form a super group to connect indians from various indian states under one umberalla with the motto of retaining and transferring the cultural & ethenic values to young Indian New Zealanders."
Indians living in Dunedin.
We are a non-profit social and cultural group formed by Indians living in Dunedin. Our aim is to bring the Indian community together and promote Indian traditions and values.
Connecting Indians in Dunedin & Otago region through social and cultural activities
Dunedin Indian Association is a non-profit, social and cultural organization with the primary purpose of preserving, maintaining, and perpetuating the heritage of the people of Indian origin, and serving the cultural needs of the Indian Community in Dunedin, New Zealand.
DIANZ manages community events of cultural significance and plays a vital role in preserving and celebrating the diverse heritage of the Indian community. These events can range from festivals and performances to workshops and often include festivals, religious ceremonies, dance performances, music concerts, and traditional food fairs, all aimed at showcasing and promoting the rich cultural traditions of the Indian community. We have organised some popular Indian cultural events including Diwali, Holi, Navratri, Durga Puja and various regional festivals and national celebrations such as Indian Independence Day. By organizing such events, our organization aims to foster a sense of unity and pride among Indians and wider community members, while also providing a platform to showcase the rich traditions, customs, and art forms of India, cultural exchanges, and learning. Overall, these events contribute to the vibrancy and cohesion of the community and play a crucial role in preserving and passing on cultural heritage to future generations, fostering a sense of unity and pride among Indian communities around the world.
