Sydney | 3 July 2026 The Association of Haryanvis in Australia (AHA) marked its 9th Foundation Day with a vibrant celebration of culture, community and multicultural harmony at Multicultural Saanjh 2026, held at Roselea Community Centre, Beecroft. The event brought together members of the Indian diaspora, multicultural communities, government representatives, diplomats, councillors, cultural groups, sponsors and volunteers for an evening that celebrated not only Haryanvi heritage but also the broader multicultural fabric of Australia. The program was proudly supported by Multicultural NSW through the Stronger Together Festival and Events Grant Program, recognizing AHA’s continued contribution to building stronger, more inclusive…
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