Radio Brisvaani
Perth, June 10 (Australia India News Newsdesk)
The Indian Society of Western Australia (ISWA) has congratulated MuKaMai on its 10th anniversary and Tamil New Year celebrations, recognising the organisation’s significant contribution to preserving and promoting Tamil culture, language and traditions in Western Australia.
In a message marking the milestone, ISWA praised MuKaMai’s decade-long commitment to fostering cultural awareness and strengthening community bonds through a range of social and cultural initiatives.
The organisation said MuKaMai has played an important role in bringing together members of the Tamil community while also contributing to the broader multicultural landscape of Western Australia. Through its events and activities, MuKaMai has helped promote cultural heritage, community participation and intercultural understanding.
ISWA commended the dedication of MuKaMai’s volunteers and leadership team, whose efforts have enabled the organisation to become a respected platform for cultural celebration and community engagement over the past ten years.
Highlighting the importance of such initiatives, ISWA noted that cultural organisations help build stronger and more inclusive communities by creating opportunities for people of diverse backgrounds to connect, learn and celebrate together.
The society encouraged members of the Indian-Australian community and the wider public to attend the anniversary and Tamil New Year celebrations with their families and friends, describing the event as a fitting tribute to MuKaMai’s achievements and enduring community spirit.
As the organisation marks this significant milestone, ISWA expressed its best wishes for the continued success of MuKaMai and said it looked forward to joining the celebrations and supporting future initiatives that strengthen cultural connections across Western Australia.
The anniversary celebrations are expected to showcase Tamil culture, heritage and traditions while bringing together community leaders, families and supporters to commemorate a decade of service and community building.
